Welcome to Central Ontario ATV Club
We are a Not for Profit volunteer driven club building and maintaining environmentally sustainable trail system connecting people & communities while creating tourism opportunities in Simcoe County.
COATV Managed Trails ARE OPEN
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for up to date trail status.
Club News
casi ATV Rider Safety training – July 25
Central Ontario ATV Club is working with QuadTraining.ca to offer our riders the opportunity to partake in a CASI ATV Rider Safety Training course on July 25th, 2021. The course will be held on at JT Powersports in New Lowel. Everyone will gain from taking this...
Upcoming Events
Club meetings are held the first Wednesday of the month 7PM usually held at the COATV Club House at 1888 Klondike Park Road, Wasaga Beach.
Next Meeting
Oct 6 @7:00pm in-person at the Clubhouse.
Contact info@coatv.ca for the online link.
As per new COVID policies, proof of double vaccine is required or Dr. note for exemption due to health reasons is required.
As an OFATV permit holder, you can now get your Quebec Quad top up permit and ride all the Quebec trails!
Buy online only $100 plus tax, purchase here:
https://vente.fqcq.qc.ca/provincespartnership/information.
Visit our Sponsors while out on the trails. Check QuadOn for their location!
Want to Join Our Club?
As a member of the Ontario Federation of All-Terrain Vehicles (OFATV), you are helping to shape the future of ATVing in Ontario.
Through your membership dollars, you are contributing to the creation and maintenance of trails across the province. You’re also contributing to increased access for ATVs and helping to protect your right to continue enjoying ATVing in Ontario in the future.
As a member of the Central Ontario ATV Club you have access to thousands of kilometers of trails across Ontario. Through reciprocal agreements, you can also ride other provinces trails, including New Brunswick ATV Federation, Nova Scotia, & P.E.I. You also have the option to top up your pass for $100 and have access to 30 000 km in Quebec.
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5 days ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
LOGGING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS.
PLEASE RESPECT SIGNAGE AND STAY OUT OF THE AREAS Hendrie Forest, we have closed a small section of trail 16, there is easy bypass options.
They are also logging in Orr Lake forest. However, that shouldn't affect our trails as it's on the east side of 93 and don't have trails on that side.![Photos from Central Ontario ATV Club's post]()
1 week ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Please be aware:
Terra Nova Enduro is this Sunday October 17th and there will be a lot of motorcycles in the Simcoe County Forests in the south west area. (Brentwood, Hogback, Wallwin, Modrits, etc...)
Might be best to stay out of that area for the day. Thanks and be safe.2 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Did you just buy your first ATV this year or about to pick one up from the dealer? For all new riders and young riders, we strongly advised that you look at taking the CASI Training course to help you understand not only your machine but safety on the trails. Below is a link to a course that still has open spots. Please contact them if you are interested in attending. #safetyfirst #CASIATVRidersafety #youradventureawaits #experiencesimcoecounty #Coatv5 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Stump grinding in progress on trail 12.
Thanks to great volunteers!![Photos from Central Ontario ATV Club's post]()
5 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
As a OFATV PERMIT holder you have some great benefits available to you.
This just one example. Powercases are extending 20% discount for OFATV permit holders. Message us today for your discount code for this benefit and to learn more.![As a OFATV PERMIT holder you have some great benefits available to you]()
6 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
If you have not started your rides from the Clubhouse in Wasaga you may have missed all the work that has been done this summer. Our Volunteers are amazing in what they have accomplished so far and they still are not done.
It started off with just Staining the Clubhouse and fixing the eaves trough and stairs at the back (Thank you James Goodreau) Then there was talk we need a bigger storage area and voila we were able to get a container (Thank you Danny MacDonald and Wasaga Beach to make this happen). Then we need to set it in place (Thank you, Willy Freeman, for getting the ground ready and greeting the delivery guy not once but twice. Then we had a bunch of great volunteers who showed up before the container arrived and empty the old shed into the clubhouse. (Thank you Alain Pominville, Lecrec Aon Owen, Kevin Fletcher, Dave Blake, Dave Reynolds and Bruce Carter)
Now that we had the container in place, we needed to get a door cut into it container (Thank you Willy Freeman and James Goodreau for pulling this all together, and Teresa S Vincent for coming out to give a hand ).
The next step in the process was to get paint to match the clubhouse and get it painted. (Thank you, James Goodreau and Danny MacDonald giving us that professional look )
Well if you have a container you need electricity to see what is in there (Thank you Willy Freeman and D.B. Electrical for giving us light) and then the enclosure between Club House and container, had to have some thought process and planning go into to ensure all-weather factors were taken in consideration and then the construction started (Thank you, Willy Freeman, James Goodreau and Alain Pominville )
We still have more staining to do and we also have to put all the supplies back into the container. (Thank you Alain Pominville, Bruce Carter, James Goodreau, Dave Reynolds who have started on this next step) (I am sorry if I have missed anyone, there were so many hands along the way,)
As you can see this was a team effort from our amazing volunteers. I do not believe when saying that there are over 225 hours put into this project so far is not far-fetched.
I am sure when we sit down to add it up when all said and done, we will find that we will be getting closer to the 300 hours mark of volunteer time put into this project.
Thank you to all that have helped to make it happen. But a special thanks goes out to James Goodreau and Willy Freeman who both have put in the hours and taken the lead on the project. Great job![If you have not started your rides from the Clubhouse in Wasaga you ma]()
