Fees · Destination Guide
Brockville and the Thousand Islands
Freshwater wrecks, island cruises and river history on the Canadian St. Lawrence.
Key fee: Abucs Canadian two-dive day charter
CAD $135 per diver, plus 13% HST
Fees · Destination Guide
Freshwater wrecks, island cruises and river history on the Canadian St. Lawrence.
Key fee: Abucs Canadian two-dive day charter
CAD $135 per diver, plus 13% HST
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
No region-wide recreational "marine park dive tag" or universal St. Lawrence wreck entry levy was verified. Canadian dive-charter, municipal facility, park island and private marina charges are separate. Parks Canada publishes its own 2026 parking, beaching, camping, launch and mooring fees. The local Centeen dive-support token is described by a shop and should not be represented as a government-mandated marine park permit. Verify live prices and current eligibility before paying.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abucs Canadian two-dive day charter | CAD $135 per diver, plus 13% HST Per advertised two-dive booking; price subject to change | Selected Canadian-water two-dive charters | Dive Brockville Adventure Centre / Abucs charter booking | Operator rate table excludes tanks and equipment. Do not apply this price to U.S. waters, Picton or technical charters. Booking availability unconfirmed. |
| Centeen Memorial Dive Park support token | CAD $10 advertised Operator describes annual token; confirm current terms | Centeen shore users seeking local park-support dive token | Dive Brockville Adventure Centre | A current retail listing displays CAD 10 and the site description calls it an annual dive token. The sources do not establish that it is a statutory permit or that every snorkeler must purchase it. |
| Thousand Islands National Park standard admission | No general admission charge As described for the 2026 season | Entry to Parks Canada properties in this park | Not applicable | Parks Canada fee schedule and 2026 hours; docking, beaching, launch, parking and overnight charges still apply, and facilities are seasonal. |
| Park vehicle parking | CAD $9.50 daily per vehicle Daily, when fee collection applies | Paid parking at applicable Thousand Islands National Park properties | Parks Canada fee station or authorized park self-registration | Use site rules rather than assuming that a charter dock uses this rate. Park fees. |
| Park boat launch | CAD $15 per vessel per day Day use, posted park operation/fee rules | Vessels using paid Parks Canada boat launches | Parks Canada self-registration or fee service | This is a park-managed service, not a universal regional boat-launch tax. Park fees. |
| Park day mooring | CAD $1.00 per vessel foot Day permit expires 7 p.m. on date of purchase | Vessels mooring at covered Parks Canada facilities | Parks Canada self-registration or authorized payment point | Other permits apply to beaching or mooring buoys; the park states where permits are needed. |
| Park beaching or ramp use | CAD $7.25 Per posted fee unit; confirm at point of use | Watercraft using covered park beaching areas or ramps | Parks Canada fee station or self-registration | Paddlers must not assume their kayak is exempt from relevant landing permits. Park rules; fees. |
| Primitive island camping | CAD $19.50 per night, per posted primitive-site unit Overnight in the approved camping season | Overnight visitors with a valid campsite | Parks Canada reservation or island self-registration, depending on site | Island camping is boat-only and does not include all possible docking fees. Camping guidance and rates. |
| Municipal beach swimming | No universal beach diving fee established Subject to municipal access rules and posted advisories | Visitors considering Joel Stone or St. Lawrence Park public beaches | Not applicable | Check municipal access information and health postings; parking, scuba access, or non-swim uses may have separate conditions. |
Fee
Per advertised two-dive booking; price subject to change
Operator rate table excludes tanks and equipment. Do not apply this price to U.S. waters, Picton or technical charters. Booking availability unconfirmed.
Operator describes annual token; confirm current terms
A current retail listing displays CAD 10 and the site description calls it an annual dive token. The sources do not establish that it is a statutory permit or that every snorkeler must purchase it.
As described for the 2026 season
Parks Canada fee schedule and 2026 hours; docking, beaching, launch, parking and overnight charges still apply, and facilities are seasonal.
Daily, when fee collection applies
Use site rules rather than assuming that a charter dock uses this rate. Park fees.
Day use, posted park operation/fee rules
This is a park-managed service, not a universal regional boat-launch tax. Park fees.
Day permit expires 7 p.m. on date of purchase
Other permits apply to beaching or mooring buoys; the park states where permits are needed.
Per posted fee unit; confirm at point of use
Paddlers must not assume their kayak is exempt from relevant landing permits. Park rules; fees.
Overnight in the approved camping season
Island camping is boat-only and does not include all possible docking fees. Camping guidance and rates.
Subject to municipal access rules and posted advisories
Check municipal access information and health postings; parking, scuba access, or non-swim uses may have separate conditions.