Bailey Ecological Park
Bailey Ecological Park
This 10 hectare oasis in the Town of Newmarket is a valuable bird and animal sanctuary featuring the East Holland River oxbow ponds, wetlands and forested areas.
The Nokiidaa/Tom Taylor trail goes through Bailey Ecological Park, crossing under Mulock Drive and heading southwest towards Yonge Street. The trail, linking Aurora and East Gwillimbury, follows the East Holland River and provides opportunities to observe wildlife in the river and in adjacent wetlands.
Parking is available at Wesley Brooks Conservation Area (Fairy Lake) or the Town of Newmarket office, with foot or bicycle access provided along the river under Mulock Drive.
Activities
Hours, Locations and Map
Hours: Open daily from dawn until dusk
Latitude: 44.03836
Longitude: -79.46173
Address: Mulock Drive, east of Yonge Street, Newmarket, Ontario
Need some help finding your way?
Smartphone maps are now available
Did you know you can now access the Bailey Ecological Park maps using the free Avenza App?
Simply download the app on your smartphone and use it when you visit. It’s that easy! Once the map is downloaded, you won’t have to use your data when you hit the trails.
Use your device’s built-in GPS to track your location on any map, plot locations and photos, measure distance and area, and more.
Who to Contact
Conservation Lands
✆ 905-895-1281
✆ 1-800-465-0437 Toll free
✉ info@LSRCA.on.ca
Amenities
- Main Walking/Cycling Trails are paved
- Parking
- Nokiidaa/Tom Taylor Trail
Natural Features
- East Holland River
- Oxbow ponds
- Wetlands
- Forested Areas