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For parks, conservation authorities and government lands

Get ahead of busy days. Across every park you manage.

Connect reservations, day-use limits, permits, and gate access across your sites—so teams can prepare for demand, manage arrivals, and report on activity.

Trusted by

Conservation HaltonNational Capital CommissionCredit Valley ConservationCadillac FairviewGrand River Conservation AuthorityGovernment of OntarioHuronia Historical ParksReserva NaturaGovernment of Canada

More control before, during, and after every visit.

Staff view

Set the limits before the rush.

Configure booking limits and visitor rules for each park. Manage day-use availability, walk-in check-in limits, and resident eligibility around the needs of each location.

Visitor type rules

  • Day pass

    Always quantity 1

  • Child ticket

    Must be accompanied

  • Walk-in check-in

    Uncapped at this park

  • Resident ticket

    Postal code check on

  • Booking limits
  • Walk-in rules
  • Resident eligibility
Guest-facing

Give visitors a next step when dates fill.

Let visitors join a waitlist and see their place in line. When their turn comes, a timed booking window gives them an opportunity to reserve.

Waitlist

Your place in line

  • Position

    3rd in line

  • Waiting for

    Day pass, Sat Jul 11

  • Changed plans

    Leave the line anytime

Your turn to book

  • Choose from available options

  • Complete your booking within the offered window

Automate routine arrivals. Keep staff ready to help.

Use plate recognition and compatible barriers to admit eligible booked vehicles and members. Give staff visibility into gate activity so they can focus on exceptions and visitor support.

For ungated parking areas, offer mobile payment through branded QR or tap signage .

Automated gate entry

Plate read

Camera reads the plate at the entrance

Access checked

Booking or membership matched

Barrier opens

Eligible vehicles drive in

Staff view

Many sites, one platform

Manage locations together while keeping each site's prices, access rules, and capacity settings distinct. Give your central team a shared view without treating every park the same.

One account, every site

ParkPass

One platform, one login

Day-use park

Capacity and entry rules

Campground

Site bookings and fees

Visitor centre

Tickets and opening hours

Parking area

Payments and permits

Staff view

Turn visitor activity into useful reports.

Bring visitor and revenue information into reports for operations teams, leadership, and public reporting. Schedule recurring reports or connect data to Power BI for further analysis.

Park reporting

  • Visitor activity

  • Revenue reporting

  • Scheduled delivery

  • Power BI connection

Support your procurement review.

Discuss security documentation, staff access controls, integrations, and data-hosting requirements with the ParkPass team.

Explore the platform

Practical questions

Can different parks have different rules?

Yes. Locations can have their own pricing, booking limits, and visitor rules within the same platform.

Can ParkPass support gated and ungated sites?

Yes. Options include compatible gate integrations and signage-based mobile parking payments, depending on the site.

What would setup involve?

We'll review your locations, visitor rules, pricing, access requirements, and reporting needs.

How is pricing determined?

Pricing depends on the agreed scope, configuration, and integrations. Request a demo to discuss your requirements.

150,000+

visitors a month, as reported by Conservation Halton

From their visitor management experience with ParkPass. Not a guaranteed result.

ParkPass is the most flexible visitor management system we have found, handling over 150,000 visitors every month.
Mark Vyvytskyy Director, Parks & Operations, Halton Conservation Authority, Ontario

See how ParkPass can support your parks team.

Request a demo focused on capacity, reservations, access, multi-site operations, and reporting.