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.
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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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1 day ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Good morning ATVers,
- December 5th, International Volunteer Day -
On this beautiful morning we would like to thank our volunteers for your involvement. All of you, each in your own way, according to your abilities and availability, have contributed to the success of Central Ontario ATV Club. The club would not exist without all your dedication.
A big thank you to all of you and we look forward to meeting you on the trails.
THANK YOU!
THANK YOU!
THANK YOU!4 days ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
A great article about County of Simcoe forestry. The County is a great partner with all kind of different recreational user groups which include our group. This is great work and an amazing success story. Remember to use designated ATV trails only with permit. See http://QuadON.ca for OFATVs province wide trail system and current trail status.![From wasteland to woodland, we're 'forest capital of Canada' (4 photos)]()
From wasteland to woodland, we're 'forest capital of Canada' (4 photos)
Started in 1922, the Simcoe County Forest now encompass more than 150 properties spanning over 33,000 acres1 week ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
New logging operations areas in the Hendrie Forest along Nursery Road, please respect signage and stay away. New logging operations in the South Barr Forest(Oro-Medonte).
Please respect signage and stay away from the live logging operations.![New logging operations areas in the Hendrie Forest along Nursery Road,]()
2 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Last night a few of us went to the Wasaga Beach Ministerial Food Bank, we presented them with a donation for $4000.00 from the proceeds we collect from the boat launches we look after in Wasaga Beach. All the proceeds from the 2 boat launches are donated to the local food bank.![Last night a few of us went to the Wasaga Beach Ministerial Food Bank,]()
3 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Special thanks to our volunteers James, Alain, Gord, Bruce & Shane for their hard work. It took 2 days but trail 12 & 387 stumps have been painted and the stump grinder contractors will be starting the grinding process next week.![Photos from Central Ontario ATV Club's post]()
3 weeks ago by Central Ontario ATV Club
Trail 15 had to be re-routed to avoid a sensitive area of the forest.
Please respect the trail closed signs and stay away from the posted area.
QuadON has been updated to show the new trail.
Thanks, COATV.![Trail 15 had to be re-routed to avoid a sensitive area of the forest.]()
