Christie Lake Conservation Area
Address: 1000 Highway 5 West, Dundas, ON, L9E 5E2
Phone: 905-628-3066 or 905-628-3060
Email: christie@conservationhamilton.ca
Open 7 days a week, from sunrise to sunset, unless otherwise posted.
Visitor Alerts
Looking for a place to do it all? Christie Lake has you covered from hiking, swimming, boating and fishing to biking, picnicking and even disc golf! One of the most beautiful lake settings on the Niagara Escarpment, Christie Lake is where you'll want to spend the day with your family and friends.
Be smart this summer season and follow all water safety rules. No lifeguards are provided at our beaches. Adults, children are your responsibility. HCA partnered with the Hamilton Cycling Club to build sustainably designed single track bike trails in Christie Lake. The area features nearly 10 km of beginner, intermediate and advanced paths, with a clay surface and few rocks. They run through the south side of Christie Lake, opening up the mostly pine-reforested area to two-wheeled exploration. Click here for the Christie Lake Bike trail Map. Boat rentals are first-come, first-serve and end for the season on the Thanksgiving weekend. Click here for more information on boating at Christie Lake and HCA. With space for 10,000 visitors and cars, Christie Lake is ideal for your company's outdoor event. Contact park staff for more information. Click here for group area and pavilion rental information. Christie Lake feature an 18 hole championship disc golf course that is open year round and is free to use with park entry. Disc available for purchase at the gatehouse and beach store. Disc Golf Scorecard and Fact Sheet Please note fishing is closed from April 1st to the fourth Saturday in June – annually. HCA has implemented a voluntary catch and release while fishing at Christie and Valens Lakes to help support a sustainable native fishery within the reservoirs. To support the Ponds Decommissioning and Fish Habitat Project, the Christie Lake ponds will no longer be stocked with Rainbow Trout. Furniture, architectural antiques, stoneware, Native artifacts, folk art, rugs, jewellery, sports memorabilia, scientific instruments, textiles, cut glass and more! If you can imagine it, you can find it in one of the 1,200 collecting categories featured at the show. More information about the show.
Hundreds of Canada's top antique and vintage dealers display and sell a variety of treasures. With 10 acres of vintage items waiting to be discovered, there are items to please both the novice and the most experienced collector.
AREA QUICK LINKS
Area Brochure and Trail Map
Admission Fees
Photo Gallery
Visitor Alerts
Location and Map of Christie Lake