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Binbrook Conservation

Hamilton, Ontario

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Water activities at Binbrook Conservation Area Beach are currently prohibited due to Blue Green Algae

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Historical Water Quality

Met water quality standards less than 60% of the time

This status is based on the latest sample, take on August 13th, 2024 Swim Drink Fish Canada - Great Lakes Guide updates the status of this beach as soon as test results become available. These results were posted to Swim Guide on August 19th at 10:50.

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Binbrook Conservation is sampled Weekly from May 21st to September 15th

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About Binbrook Conservation

Binbrook is home to the Lake Niapenco reservoir, the largest inland lake in the Niagara Watershed. Well known as a “hot spot” for fishing, Binbrook Conservation Area also plays host to annual fishing derbies. Other facilities that can be found at Binbrook include a swimming beach, children’s splash pad, picnic facilities, nature trails, observation platforms and a play area. It resembles cottage country, and the impressive part is, it’s close to home! Bring or rent a rowboat, paddle boat or canoe, and experience scenic Binbrook from the water. Canoe along the tranquil shores of one of the few inland lakes located within the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority’s watershed. Photograph by: Can-explorer

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Source Information

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority conducts water quality sampling for bacterial (E.coli) counts once every two weeks beginning one week prior to Victoria Day through the week after Labour Day at three (3) conservation area beaches in three (3) NPCA Conservation Areas throughout the watershed.

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