Welcome! Watch this space for upcoming activities.
PLEASE NOTE
All hiking trails are open, including the Silver Queen Mine trail; however, the mine itself is closed and tours are not running at this time. Updates, as they become available, will be posted to http://www.ontarioparks.com
For the latest information on COVID-19 precautions and available amenities at Murphys Point (services, facilities, attractions) during the 2020 season, be sure to check https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/murphyspoint.
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Happy Birthday, Rideau River!
The Friends of Murphys Point are helping our sister park, Rideau River, to celebrate its 50th anniversary! Check out the activities planned at Rideau River this Saturday, July 20. Funds raised at the barbecue will support Friends of Murphys Point … Continue reading
Be a Miner or a Voyageur at the Heritage Mica Festival
Exciting adventures are in store this month at the Heritage Mica Festival at Murphys Point Provincial Park. Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a miner in the year 1900, working in an underground mine and using … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of Murphys Point, Geology, Heritage, Heritage Mica Festival, Mica Festival, mica mine, Murphys Point, Murphys Point events, Murphys Point Provincial Park, Seven Wonders of Lanark County, Silver Queen Mine, visitors centre, Voyageur canoes
Tagged canoe, character actors, Friends of Murphys Point Park, Heritage Mica Festival, heritage music, Mica Festival, mica mine, Murphys Point, Murphys Point events, Murphys Point Provincial Park, rideau canal system, silver queen, Silver Queen Mine, tay valley township, Voyageur canoes
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A Very Special Dinner Opportunity!
Have you ever wondered what it was like to live the life of a miner in 1908? Working underground, lots of black powder and mucking out, missing your family, partying up a storm on Saturday nights and eating in the … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of Murphys Point, Geology, Heritage, Heritage Mica Festival, Lally, Lally Homestead, Mica Festival, mica mine, Murphys Point, Murphys Point events, Murphys Point Provincial Park, Seven Wonders of Lanark County, Silver Queen Mine, Voyageur canoes
Tagged character actors, Friends of Murphys Point Park, heritage food, Heritage Mica Festival, heritage music, Lally Homestead, Mica Festival, Murphys Point, Murphys Point events, Murphys Point Provincial Park, pioneer homesteads, silver queen, Silver Queen Mine, tay valley township, Voyageur canoes
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