Fifty Point Conservation Area

Hamilton, Ontario · Lake Ontario

Dock Available0Public Access

Launch Details

Address1479 Baseline Rd, Winona ON
Water BodyLake Ontario
Seasonmay-oct
Ramp SurfaceSurfaceconcrete△OSM + municipal data·low
LanesLanes—?unknown
DockDock1△OSM + municipal data·low
ParkingParking0△OSM + municipal data·low
FeeFeepaid△OSM + municipal data·low
AccessAccesspublic△OSM + municipal data·low
GPSCoordinates43.2242° N, 79.6303° W△Geocoded — approximate·low

Record not yet independently verified · OSM + municipal data · Verify locally before launch

About This Launch

Boat launch located in Hamilton area on Hamilton. Provides access for recreational boating and fishing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fifty Point Conservation Area free to use?+

Fifty Point Conservation Area charges a paid fee. Check with the managing authority or posted signage for current rates.

Does Fifty Point Conservation Area have a dock?+

Yes, Fifty Point Conservation Area has dock facilities for loading and unloading your vessel. Dock use is typically first-come, first-served during peak season. Do not leave your vessel tied to the dock unattended for extended periods.

What water body does Fifty Point Conservation Area access?+

Fifty Point Conservation Area provides launch access to Lake Ontario. Always check Environment Canada's marine forecast before launching — conditions can change quickly, especially on the Great Lakes.

Where is Fifty Point Conservation Area located?+

Fifty Point Conservation Area is located at 1479 Baseline Rd, Winona ON. GPS coordinates: 43.2242° N, 79.6303° W.

Wave Height0.2mModel value
Wind Speed4ktGUSTS 5kt
Air Temp14.0°CCold Water Warning
Data SourceModel forecast2026-10-21, 12:54:04 p.m. EDT

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Safety context

Conditions can differ at the ramp and on your route. Check official warnings, local notices, visibility and your boat's operating limits. You are responsible for the launch decision.

Cold water can affect breathing and muscle control immediately. Wear a properly fitted Canadian-approved lifejacket or PFD.