This is an amazingly beautiful national park. Unspoiled, great hiking and biking. Birds and wild flowers. My first time here and I loved it.

This is an amazingly beautiful national park. Unspoiled, great hiking and biking. Birds and wild flowers. My first time here and I loved it.
Just visited Point Pelee for the Festival of Birds for 2013. Firstly the park itself is absolutely incredible. It is well marked making it easy for visitors to get around and the facilities and trails are well maintained. The staff in the park was extremely friendly and welcoming making it feel like a community environment. We were asked on two...
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I love point peele but it is a shame how the current has ruined the point. it is NOT safe to swim there but it is nice to have a picnic. Bring your big spray!!!!
Point Pelee National Park is a great park, year round. For birders (of which I am not one), the park offers more varieties than almost anywhere else on earth. For those who want to relax, the serene surroundings are not equalled. On the nature trails one can relax and enjoy the Carolinian forest. Numerous deer are seen year round on...
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Great Place. We loved the visitor centre, the trails, the birds and the boardwalk. Very clean. The whole area is wonderful. We visit every may and we enjoy the whole experience
We visited April 15th- about 2 weeks before the bird birding weeks. Birding is still pretty fantastic with no crowds. The tip is an amazing place!
This is a great park for families with young children who would like to get some exercise in a beautiful setting. The trails are clearly marked. There is minimal elevation gain and the longest trail is about 2 miles.
The shuttle to the point is very nice too. It leaves from the visitor's center. Once you debark from the shuttle,...
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Took my cousin from UK to the very tip of Canada and put our feet in the lake. Can't get much more south than that. Park well maintained and the shuttle to the point is exellent. Also the visitors centre is very imformative. A Must Visit if in the area.
The park is large and beautiful with several areas to explore. After riding the shuttle to the furthest drop off spot, we grabbed a coffee and doughnut. It was exciting to walk to and then stand on the furthest southern spot in Canada,joined with other people from other countries that had to travel a long way to experience the the...
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Lots of beautiful trees, birds and, of course, Lake Erie! We were there in the fall when the colors were at peak. The drive to the Point was lovely, then the hike down to the tip was a easy walk with gorgeous views all the way. The people who worked at the park were also very friendly. All around, a...
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