ANNOUNCEMENT: If you are a new User to Hullett please read the User Guide regulations!
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​Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
Hullett PWA: Access and Safety Notices
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Watercraft Restrictions: Paddling access is now permitted in Zone B, Zone A access will remain closed until August 1.​
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Hunting Safety: Please be aware that firearm use is permitted 365 days a year. Hunting permitted within provincially regulated Hunting seasons in WMU 85B. High-visibility clothing is recommended for all visitors.
5,400 Acres of No-fee Recreation
Hullett Marsh offers over 5,400 acres of open crown land ready for exploration. Located along the South Maitland River just outside Clinton, this no-fee facility is built for multi-season use. Whether you are hitting the trails for a hike, launching a canoe, or heading out for pheasant and waterfowl hunting, there is a space here for your favourite outdoor pursuit. The Marsh also provides space for horseback riding and birding, making it one of Huron County’s most versatile recreation spots.
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The Hullett Marsh you see today is the result of a long-standing partnership between Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources that began in the 1970's. Day-to-day management is now handled by the Friends of Hullett, a dedicated team of staff and volunteers committed to maintaining the ecological health of the area.
We invite you to make use of this expansive landscape and experience everything the Marsh has to offer throughout the year.
Hullett Marsh Interactive Map
What's new at the Marsh?
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Youth Waterfowl Clinic
This clinic has been developed by the Friends of Hullett to expose youth (ages 12-17) to waterfowl hunting techniques, etiquette, and wetland/waterfowl conservation. Safe hunting practices and firearm handling will be emphasized and gifts, ammunition, and meals will be provided. This event is first-come first-serve, preference will be given to youth who have not attended previously. For more information, email us at fohoffice@hullettmarsh.com.
PC: Ultimate Land Clearing
Forestry Mulcher On Premises
Encroachment of woody vegetation and the spread of invasives species such as Autumn Olive and Glossy Buckthorn has negatively impacted various habitat types across the marsh. In order to combat this spread and sprawl as well as improve habitat, FoH has invested in renting a Compact Track Loader with Forestry Mulcher to help tackle the problem at scale. Users can expect to see this machine moving around the marsh throughout the month of August!
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New Concrete Parking Barriers!
If you've been to the marsh recently, you may have noticed that several more parking lots now have concrete barriers replacing the old wooden ones. Concrete barriers require less maintenance and repairs, allowing staff more time to focus on improving other aspects of the property. Over the next year or so, FoH plans to have completely converted all parking lots to this improved style of barriers.