Guided Trip

Killbear Provincial Park

Winter in Georgian Bay

Experience the frozen wonderland of Georgian Bay at its absolute best at Killbear Provincial Park.

Experience the frozen wonderland of Georgian Bay on Family Day Weekend

This Family Day we will be heading out with our Guide Jer for a guided hike in the winter wonderland of Killbear Provincial Park. Winter wildlife, snowy trails and frozen vista's await you and your travel crew!

Ticket Prices

  • Adults $95
  • Student/Senior $86
  • Children $48

*Prices include admissions, round trip coach bus transportation and guided hike.


Join Parkbus for an unforgettable day trip to Killbear Provincial Park—one of Ontario's most spectacular waterfront destinations. Discover the iconic windswept pines, dramatic rocky shoreline, and numerous sandy beaches that make this park a beloved Georgian Bay gem.

Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and ancient granite formations, this journey combines beach relaxation, scenic hiking, and some of the most photographed landscapes in Ontario. You'll explore sheltered bays, rocky headlands, and pristine beaches while enjoying the convenience of guided transportation.

Whether you're seeking swimming, hiking, photography, or simply soaking in Georgian Bay's natural beauty, Killbear offers an unforgettable Canadian Shield experience.

Pickup Locations
34 Asquith Avenue

Pick up at 34 Asquith Ave, just north of the Yonge and Bloor Subway stop. We recommend getting there 15 minutes early to make sure you have enough time for the bus.

Departure Time
8:00 AM
Return Time
7:30 PM

Visitor Center

Visitor centre is a great starting point to learn about park's ecology, history and ask questions from knowledgeable park staff.

Estimated arrival
11:30 AM
Departure
4:00 PM

Can Parkbus offer extra stops on demand?

Unfortunately we cannot do it for many reasons, including safety, liability and our agreements with the park and our partners. However, we are constantly reviewing our operations, and if you have any suggestions or ideas, including new stops for the future, do get in touch!

Is there cellphone reception in the park?

There is reception in many areas of the park, but not everywhere. Some operators, will only allow you access to emergency calls (911) in the area.

Can I bring pets on the bus?

Pets are not allowed on this route.

How much luggage can we bring on the bus? What about bikes?

We run 56 seater passenger buses on this route, and generally you can bring suitcases, backpacks, coolers, and other camping equipment. We allow up to 4 bikes per bus, on first-come, first-served basis where you have to call us in advance and reserve your spots.

Folding bikes, and folding/inflatable kayaks do not require pre-approval as long as they do not take more space than a large suitcase would - if you are not sure, give us a call! Regular canoes and kayaks are NOT allowed as they will not fit.

Fireworks, firewood, and firearms are NOT permitted on board or in the luggage compartment

Is there bathroom on board? Do you make a stop on the way?

There are bathrooms on board most buses. We also make a 15 min stop about half way into the journey to allow passengers a quick visit to fast food, washrooms, etc on the way.

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