Parking: the spaces are limited, reservations available online, the process was easy. It was about $5.65. There is also street parking available by the old main road but will involve walking into the park.. Amenities: The cost per person is 7.00/adult. There are clean bathroom right at the entrance, the staff maintains the park very well even provide dog bags. There are easy to ready maps everywhere. Terrain: there are different trails that range in various levels of difficulty. The front entrance map provides a details overview of the trail. Some routes are accessible, since do have narrow paths and are more challenging. The park it self features trails, fountains, bridges overlooking falls, multiple look out points, streams & plenty of shade. It’s beautiful in the spring, summer & fall. Highly recommend coming by early and enjoying a calming stroll.

When my friends and I went in June 2022, the park was very limited considering we had to reserve and pay online prior to entering thr park. The waterfalls is nice to see and the benches and fountain are well maintained. Keep in mind, this conservation area stops accepting visitors after 7 PM. Overall, decent park to visit once but with a lot of restrictions and time limits.

Belfountain Conservation Area and Water Falls perfect park. And small park as they called it on the way in. Although it doesn't cover hundreds of acres it's well maintained. The staff is very helpful and friendly right from entering the main gate. They are following covid-19 regulations at this time and reservations required and pay for entrance and parking. This assures social distancing and no one is left without a parking spot. The reservation is set for 2 hours at this time and more than enough time. I went around the large/long trail twice and i was still finished looking around and 100 photos. Driving through the town towards the park is so nice, stores and restaurants, homes decorated for Halloween. This month I have traveled to 12 park Water Falls and Belfountain certainly was the cleanest, helpful staff and covid-19 measures in place. Wheel chair parking. Washrooms open and clean. The falls are amazing and you are close enough to feel the water spray. The bridge across the river is a nice touch for family photos. Great area for all ages.

Great place for hiking and seeing fall colours. Some of the scenery reminded me of Bob Ross paintings. Visitors must make 2-hour reservations per vehicle. There are 3 hiking trails accessible from the suspension bridge. Easiest is the Pond Loop trail followed by Gorge Loop trail. Trimble Trail does not loop back and connects to Bruce Trail.

Nice short hike. Takes about 20 to 30 minutes to walk around the trail. Definitely not stroller friendly. There is a nice suspension bridge that gives you a great view of the waterfall. It was very calming listening to the running water.

Nice and well kept area and can be enjoyed for a short stroll or longer hike. The Trimble Side Trail takes about 25min each way, has challenging areas, leaves the Conservation boundaries (yes, it is allowed!), and brings you to the river's edge where you can enjoy and relax with water hitting the rocks. Trails are also well marked and along the way have marking posts. As the entry to the area is timed, the trails are not busy. Was a nice visit!

We went after almost 4 years, place has changed a lot, a nice boardwalk, brand new trails, benches, bridges and much more added. I do not remember if there always was a fees but we paid about $40 which included the vehicle fees and entrance for 7 persons. Very clean trails, clean washroom, garbage bins. They require reservation for visit so there's always parking available and the trails not crowded. Very peaceful on a Saturday afternoon. The route is scenic and quiet, only about 20 minutes drive from Mount Pleasant, Brampton

Beautiful small conservation area with lots of history! With the reservations right now it wasn't overcrowded and easy to distance to other parties. It also made it easy to see the special features like the fountain and bridge and really get some great photographs with no crowds! The paths were beautiful, lots of gorgeous trees and outlooks, and the gorge was fascinating. The reservations are only for two hours, but you can easily see the entire area in half that time and can take time to enjoy!

Beautiful little park with plenty of nice photo ops. The scenery is especially picturesque during the fall. Entry costs $20 per car. Hiking is pretty good but the main trail is a small loop. Although there is another longer trail it leads out of the park. Parking is decent but can get crowded especially on weekends. Best not to go after a rainfall as the trails can get super muddy and slippery.

Stunning Beauty. The Fork of Credit Road offers a scenic drive while coming here. The park has got trails around a fall and a river with a suspension bridge from where you can praise the beauty of nature. Parking is paid and reservation is required. 5 dollars for one vehicle parking and 7 dollars per person as admission fee which is valid for 2 hours. With this you get free access to Island Lake conservation Park.

Parking: the spaces are limited, reservations available online, the process was easy. It was about $5.65. There is also street parking available by the old main road but will involve walking into the park.. Amenities: The cost per person is 7.00/adult. There are clean bathroom right at the entrance, the staff maintains the park very well even provide dog bags. There are easy to ready maps everywhere. Terrain: there are different trails that range in various levels of difficulty. The front entrance map provides a details overview of the trail. Some routes are accessible, since do have narrow paths and are more challenging. The park it self features trails, fountains, bridges overlooking falls, multiple look out points, streams & plenty of shade. It’s beautiful in the spring, summer & fall. Highly recommend coming by early and enjoying a calming stroll.

It is under renovation but I am so disappointed that BBQ is not allowed anymore. Also there is no seating area as of right now like it used to be. One good side is that the new trails look good, it's hardwood now. Due to on going renovation the main trail is 500m long. But entry fees are way expensive now and not much information posted online for the same. The view is good though.

My first trip to Ontario and it was just amazing. One of the many reasons was this place. Amazing view of the bell fountain and great trails to walk and enjoy the beauty of nature.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Belfountain Conservation Area and it was truly a mind-blowing experience. The trails were not hard to navigate and there were even wooden steps in some areas, making the hike a breeze and extremely relaxing. This place is an absolute must-visit for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The conservation area is well-maintained and offers a variety of trails to explore, each offering its own unique beauty. One thing to keep in mind is that a reservation is required to visit the Belfountain Conservation Area.Additionally, there is a small fee for parking, which grants you two hours of exploration for just $11.95. I had a fantastic time visiting Belfountain Conservation Area with my family. It provided us with a wonderful opportunity to bond and immerse ourselves in the beauty of nature. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a memorable outdoor adventure.

The park has been renovated recently. The wood walkways is very new and well designed. It is a nice walk in the woods on the walkway. There some small but beautiful spots along the way. However, the park is not big, two hours is enough for the visit. And please remember to bring enough spray if you are gonna in summer.

It’s a nice place. Clean and well maintained. You are allowed to be there for 2hours, it’s a short time but if you want to just walk all around this time is enough. Most of the trails are easy to walk but there are several stairs in the way that makes it a bit hard for toddlers or parents with stroller ( the stairs are not shown in the map) It would be nice to just one visit but definitely not for the second. Washrooms were clean and had a changing dipper table. Reservation is required.

Visited recently near the end of their fall season. Access to the park definitely requires a reservation in advance especially with how parking spots filled up for each of the time slots. The trails were not very difficult by comparison to other trails at the nearby provincial parks or conservation areas. Some of the trails have boardwalks and easy markings in places to help navigate. One of the main attractions is the suspension bridge and waterfall which is a popular spot to take photos. The heritage area of the park is family friendly with walkways in place.

This spectacular conservation gas a lot to offer for nature hiking lovers, it's well kept and maintained park with fountain, falls boardwalks and suspension bridge. You would live to explore the chapel near the fountain, and maybe you can take an extra walk through the side trails. It's an amazing place and should be visited even with children to explore the Credit Valley. It's close to Toronto in Caledon, and I do recommend taking the side roads through the farms and fields. I also recommend reserving a day before your visit for parking, mainly at weekends as spaces are limited.

We went to see the Fall colours but alas on the eighth of October the fall colours were just about ten percent! Still the hike was enjoyable, a bit steep at times but one has the option to take easier trails! Buying Parking online is cheaper so recommend that!

Reservations recommended! Book online to reserve 2 hour spot. Parking is very limited hence the reservation. 2 hours are more than sufficient here. Its moderate trail and overall fine. Fall would be the best time. Also the pass you get on arrival allows access to island lake conservation and terra cotta conservation area as well. Beautiful small fall, boardwalk and bridge.

We were expecting to see fall colors and hike in this park. However, the parking lot was full, and we had to park in town. Despite the fact that we had no car, the park still charged us for the entry, $22 for a family of 4 people. The park itself is okay for a picnic or a dog walk (paid?) but not more than this. There are two short hiking trails, and our way to the car was longer! The trail itself was bumpy, not suitable for little kids or strollers. It goes through wooded forest with one overlooking point, circling back to the fountain. The park is very crowded on the long weekends. Conclusion: not recommended, there is nothing to pay for.

Very nice and well maintained conservation area. We visited here in September. Fountain, waterfall, suspension bridge, pond and few hiking trails. All great things in one place. Parking is available but you need to book 2 hour slot in advance. Parking/entry fee is $20 per car. Two trails i.e Gorge loop and pond loop trails as name suggests are loop trails and they bring you back to Belle Fountain. They are around 0.6 to 0.7km long. Both trails are easy. There is third trail Trimble side trail which is not loop trail. You can enjoy clicking pictures all around this conservation area. Everything is beautiful and picturesque. Highly Recommend!

I think everyone should visit this place. It is a beautiful place and very peaceful. Can't wait to go back. Kids had an awesome time.

Had a fantastic time here! It's great for families. Do not advise the use of a stroller for children. But it is a small enough path that carriers should be sufficient.

Always lovely to visit, you do need reservations - you can't park on the street in the hamlet and walk in since they've reopened. The falls and fountain areas have been cleaned up and are just beautiful to see, and the Yellowstone Cave is typically open for viewing. They've added some peaceful spots to sit and watch the water, and the recent renovations are mostly nice. I'm not a fan of the new, giant pointy holes in the stairs and walkways and neither is my dog. The holes are nearly the size of her paw and she's not a small dog! I'm not sure I would rate their trails as dog-friendly because of this - if you have a large breed dog on the bigger side, it may not bother them as much. Likewise, I would keep an extra eye on kids in the same areas.

Make sure you book a reservation online before you go. A nice place to visit with family, especially during fall. It doesn't take too long to walk the trail. We went early morning and it was so beautiful and peaceful.

A wonderful location to take a hike, stroll across a bridge to view a waterfall, and take in nature. A reservation was recommended but not required before we visited. The cost seemed to be good, though we were able to hike around the entire park with children in just over an hour. The parking pass you receive on-site is also accepted at nearby parks, so you could make it to 2 or 3 surrounding areas free of charge.

A lot of things changed after covid, descent rest rooms , nice board walks on major places , ropes on all sides for safety, fall colors was awesome , they have levels of warning on the path so you can decide whether to take or not. Best place for fall colors and the route was awesome, winding roads with railway track, great placeto visit with friends and family. You can take kids also up to the river and have fun ,it's safe. After that it's little steep. The falls is a great place to go and has a suspension bridge. Make sure you book the car parking, it's small parking space and gets full during season. It's taken good care by person's who who work there, keep it up. 💯

It has been years since we were last at Belfountain and I was very pleasantly surprised to see all the changes that they made. First of all visitors need to make reservations before visiting, I actually think that this is a great idea since it's not a very big park and it used to be very crowded. We paid $21.50 for two people and parking. That price also included admittance and parking to Terra Cotta Conservation Area and Upper Credit Conservation Area. That's a good deal because parking is included for all three. We got there around 9:30am and there was just one car in the parking lot, it felt as though we had the entire place to ourselves. Bathrooms are available and they were very clean. I really liked all the improvements they made to the trails. The steel platforms made walking around very pleasurable especially since I've twisted my ankles a few other times in other trails. Another highlight was the new Lucky The Fox sculpture. I'd highly recommend Belfountain to anyone.

first time in a couple of years to be back here and it looks so much better with the new renovations. I love it here and it's not the last time either. It's close by my favourite coffee shop at higher ground so it's perfect to drink coffee while walking around. Just make sure to keep the place clean and throw your food in the trash. Perfect with strollers but certain parts you will have to take the stairs. Hikes are easy and older people can walk around fine. If you walk to the extended version that's not part of the park, it is a bit steeper and rocky in comparison - might be difficult for older people. But use your discretion

Loved it but it's expensive to drive in...its not per car its per person which I'm confused about.Why not just pay for parking? Being charged almost $30 for two adults is crazy...especially since it looks like you can just walk off the street and not pay (saw that) ,it's only for cars entering and having to fork over fees per person. Apart from that it is a quiet gem. Very nice walk and scenery is amazing.

Nice place to visit. Be sure to make reservations at least a day in advance. It can be done online and also pay for parking. Lots of photo opportunities. There are several bridges as park of the trail. It is very clean, like it was built very recently. We spent maybe 1.5 hours to see the whole area. Recommend to reserve for morning arrival, as it gets a little busier later in the afternoon.

We literally had to wait for 2 weeks to book this place !! Always fully book 🤧 so many reviews on this, hence wanted to see what’s the hype about ! I must say totally worth the hype 😃 Suspense Bridge - Check ! Water fall - check ! Amazing trail experience- check ! It’s 25 CAD for parking. Make sure you check the weather ahead of time ! Also, do not forget sport shoes ! Might get slippery during rainy days !

Visited in fall on a weekend and it was busy. But with a reservation it's easy to get in at your reserved time. Overall can spend 1-2hrs at this place. Visit the fountain, suspension bridge, 2 trails around with beautiful creeks in between and enjoy the time admiring the fall colors and beautiful water views by the bridge. Worth visiting during fall and well maintained overall.

This place has a really great vibe, from the small town to the conservation park. The drive there was truly amazing, especially in the fall; you shouldn't miss it. The conservation park itself isn't too far to hike, but there are some really cool sights to see, like the waterfalls and the little river flow that feels magical.