Wildlife park

Boat ride out was amazing along with all the puffins!

Such a cute space

Wonderful little “zoo”. It’s great to see all the animals they rescue and give a second chance to. Fun little maze and train ride

Beautiful place to be in nature!

Went to scout the area for the coming up hunting season. Simply put.. beautiful scenery.

Been there, and have to return. Clean comfortable cabins. Well stocked lakes and plenty of wildlife. Had a great time!

Awesome safari-like park to visit with family. You can see along your path with the car many pigs, deers, etc. The latter do like to stick their nose into your window, asking for carrots. If you like feeding the deer and pigs , bring two-three bags of carrots (cut in two or three pieces). If there are not too many people in the park, the animals are very hungry. We spent about three hours in the park. Great attraction!

Park Omega exceeded all my expectations and provided an unforgettable wildlife encounter. As a nature enthusiast, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to feed the animals and immerse myself in their captivating world.From the moment we stepped foot in the park, we were greeted by a sense of wonder and anticipation. The well-maintained pathways guided us through the stunning natural landscapes, offering glimpses of majestic animals along the way. The park's commitment to preserving the animals' habitats was evident, with spacious enclosures that allowed the creatures to roam freely.The highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the chance to interact with the animals through feeding. Park Omega's staff ensured a safe and responsible experience, providing clear instructions and guidance. Hand-feeding carrots and treats to the friendly deer and majestic elk was a truly magical experience that left us in awe of their gentle nature.One of the remarkable aspects of Park Omega is the diversity of animals it houses. From Canadian bison to Arctic wolves and black bears, the park showcases an impressive range of wildlife. Informative signage throughout the park enhanced our understanding of each species, enriching our visit and fostering a deeper appreciation for these incredible creatures.In addition to the animal encounters, Park Omega offers scenic picnic areas and walking trails that allow visitors to further immerse themselves in the park's serene surroundings. We also enjoyed a relaxing boat tour, which provided a different perspective of the park and its inhabitants.The professionalism and dedication of the staff at Park Omega deserve special mention. They were always friendly, approachable, and eager to share their knowledge, making our visit both enjoyable and educational.For an extraordinary wildlife adventure that connects you with nature and allows you to engage with fascinating animals, Park Omega is an absolute must-visit. Whether you're exploring with family or friends, this park promises an adventure filled with wonder and excitement. I highly recommend Park Omega to anyone seeking cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.Note: Remember to prioritize safety and respect the well-being of the animals throughout your visit!

SO MANY POPLAR TREES. It is stunning in the summer when you are walking through the thousands of poplars. Lots of wildlife; if you're lucky you may see a beaver. You can even see the mountains in the distance.

One of the most photogenic places in Kanata NorthA locals favourite walk. The beaver pond is located in Kanata North, in the heart of so called Kanata Lakes area. It forms part of the wetland, hence there are many species of birds, insects and small mammals who live there. It’s also home to some migratory birds like the Canadian geese, you can see them throughout the summer and early fall.The natural path around the Beaver Pond is an easy about 3 KM walk, dog and kids friendly and is nicely maintained. In the fall when the leaves turn red and orange, the area south of the parking lot is a great spot to take stunning photos. Many professional photographers also come here and take outdoor family photos for their clients.There is an actual beaver living in the Beaver Pond, his dam is nestled in the reeds. See if you can spot him next time you visit the Beaver Pond. :)