Handicapped accessible washrooms/privies are located at the north and south ends of the conservation area. Special events area allowed provided they do no harm to the natural environment of the Conservation Area, and only after obtaining a permit from Cataraqui Conservation at least two months prior to the event. 

Call 613-546-4228 ext. 222 for further details about permits.

Lemoine Point Conservation Area is also the home of Cataraqui Conservation's tree planting program, including the native plant nursery run by the Friends of Lemoine Point, as well as a special climate change research project. For more information on tree planning programs visit our forestry page.

For visitors, there are an abundance of natural amenities waiting to be explored, enjoyed and appreciated. These include: 

 • 11 kilometres of trails for four-seasons recreational use that transitions from flat terrain to gentle rolling woodland, and winding vistas through fields and marshland. For those wishing to pause along their sojourn for a rest, or to take in their surroundings, scenic lookouts and benches are conveniently located at various places along the trails. Walkers, joggers, cyclists and cross-country skiers are all welcome (cyclists on service roads and designated trails only). 

 • For those looking to have a wonderful outdoor get together with family or friends, picnic tables are available at several locations. Permits are required for group picnics and events and may be obtained by calling (613) 546-4228 ext. 222. 

 • A stone beach is located at the north end of the conservation area and is perfect for a meditative experience close to the water or for wading and splashing around on a hot summer’s day. 

 • The majestic deciduous woods that are a hallmark of Lemoine Point Conservation Area are an excellent location for spring wildflowers. Many species of resident and migratory birds can also be seen in the area. It is the perfect place for nature photographers or painters to find limitless inspiration.