Mabel Davis Conservation Area
Mabel Davis Conservation Area
Between the Tannery Mall and Bayview Parkway in Newmarket, there is a strip of land that was donated to the Conservation Authority in 1969 by Mabel Davis, a resident of Newmarket. This 7 hectare oasis in the middle of town is home to a wide range of plants and animals including several bird species, cotton tail rabbits, muskrats, raccoons and regionally rare black maple trees. The 1,400 metre trail, an important link in a municipal trail system, runs along the banks of the East Holland River. The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority administrative offices are also situated on this property.
Activities






Hours, Locations & Map
Open daily, from dawn until dusk
Latitude: 44.0630
Longitude: -79.4581
Location: Access from both Davis Drive and Bayview Parkway in Newmarket.
Parking is available at:
- The Tannery Mall / Newmarket GO Train station (465 Davis Dr) – Paid Parking
- LSRCA Head Office (120 Bayview Pkwy)
- George Richardson Park (Bayview Pkwy, South of Elgin St)
Who to Contact
Conservation Lands
✆ 905-895-1281
✆ 1-800-465-0437 Toll free
✉ info@LSRCA.on.ca
Amenities
- Hiking/Cycling Trails
- Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority Office
Natural Features
- Forest
- East Holland River