About Us
Thousand Island ATV ClubWelcome to the Thousand Island ATV Club
Hey there, meet the Thousand Islands ATV Club – where fun and adventure come together on four wheels! We’re a group of ATV enthusiasts who love exploring over 100km of our club’s scenic trails and soaking in the beauty of the Thousand Islands. If you’re all about a positive atmosphere, great rides, and making new friends who share your love for off-roading, then you’ve found your crew. Come join us for some epic rides and unforgettable moments – because life’s just better when you’re on an ATV with awesome people!
Membership
There are multiple partners who are always happy to support our club and members. Discount codes are provided to members at the time of registration or upon request by texting Greg (TIATVC President) at 613.572.4396
We welcome newcomers of any riding ability and are always looking to meet new people. Our meetings are held generally on the third Thursday of each month. Please watch our FaceBook page for updates and location. Hope to see you there!
Current Board of Directors
President – Greg Potvin
Vice President – Neil Parson
Secretary – Keira Aiken
Treasurer – Marg Feddema
Land Acknowledgement
We respectfully acknowledge that the trails maintained and enjoyed by TIATVC pass through the traditional territories of the Omamiwininiwag (Algonquin), Mississauga, Anishinabewaki, Wendake-Nionwentsio (Huron-Wendat), and Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee) peoples.
We recognize that these lands have been home to Indigenous Nations since time immemorial, and we acknowledge the profound and enduring connections that First Peoples have to the land, water, and all living things. We also recognize that the history of these territories includes displacement, erasure, and injustice—realities that continue to affect Indigenous communities today.
As guests on these traditional territories, we are committed to doing better. We express our gratitude for the privilege to travel and explore these trails, and we pledge to move forward with greater care and awareness. We will strive to respect the land, listen to and learn from Indigenous voices, and support relationships rooted in humility, accountability, and reconciliation. We honour the presence, resilience, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples—past, present, and future.