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Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
Hullett PWA: Access and Safety Notices
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Watercraft Restrictions: Paddling access is currently closed throughout the Marsh; reopening July 15 in Zone B and Aug 1 in Zone A
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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.
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.
Upcoming Hullett Events
22 days to the eventJun 27, 2026, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.40589 Conservation Rd, Clinton, ON N0M 1L0, CanadaDiscover Hullett Marsh’s amazing avian homemakers on June 27! Space is limited for this exclusive tour, so register today and secure your spot!
Hullett Marsh Interactive Map
What's new at the Marsh?
New website Launched!
New look, same site. Welcome to the new and improved FoH Homepage! Take a look around and check out all the new features and content! We've added new widgets and tools to help you plan you next visit to Hullett Marsh!
Turtles on the move!
Turtles are currently highly active and nesting on our dykes, roads, and parking lots. Please stay alert and drive with extra care around the Marsh. If you spot a nesting turtle in Hullett, please report it to the office so our staff can help protect the nest from predators.
Trail Captains Needed!
Hiker, hunter, botanizer, birder; whatever you're into we need your help! We're looking for "Trail Captains" to help us maintain our trails at the Marsh. whether you're looking to take on a whole trail, or just your favourite section there's lots of work to do. Check out the "Opportunities" page for more info