(Pool Temporarily Closed)[3] Camping in the park is permitted, including sites with electrical hookups.

A subsequent proposal for a larger 219-hectare (540-acre) was also rejected; this time due to costs and jurisdiction with the Halton Region Conservation Authority.

The centre is open from May to September and offers natural history and environmental programs for the general public and visiting groups.

Topics vary with the season and current concerns such as biodiversity, creatures of the night, life under a log, invasive species and noxious plants.

Campers can enjoy our 1.8 acre or 7000+ square metre outdoor pool in July and August at a reduced daily rate.

Water taps are close by and washrooms with showers, laundry and flush toilets are within a short walk of each site.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park has 3 yurts, that allow guests who do not have a tent or trailer to experience camping.

The children's farm is located next to the nature centre, and features a mid 19th century barn that has been converted to a play loft and activity area, and stalls with different barnyard animals.

The course winds through pine forest and hilly marshland, offering 18 holes of disc golf with both amateur and professional teepads.

The course is maintained by the Bronte Creek Disc Golf club which meets on Sundays at 10:00 am for league, which is open to everyone.