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Where is good for quiet peaceful kayaking in Belleville?

Hello T.O.!

I know the organization Sons of Scotland is now defunct, but I am hoping to reach anyone with historical information, pictures, details, etc. My family was part of the Sons of Scotland Braemar Camp #15 from possibly the late 20's/early 30's till at least 1975. Anyone out there that can help? I have emailed an old email address for the organization but am unlikely to hear back. I am in touch with McGill University Rare Books Department that is the holder of items from the former organization and we are working together to see if there is anything in the collection that can be of any use. Crossing fingers someone out there can help. Thank you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I'm seeing conflicting information. Can someone tell me if this is open for day use? I see some info it's permanently closed. Want to visit tomorrow. Is there a place to pay the entrance fee (if open) or is it online only? Any suggestions as to what to bring, etc?