Point Pelee is an amazing place to spend the day, whether you are young or old there is something…read morefor everyone. The visitors center, boardwalk, bike paths and clean beaches are perfect for the family outing or a date. I love photography and can't say enough about the bird and butterfly migration and places to shoot photos. Be careful swimming, there is a dangerous rip tide at some places (they are marked). There are plenty of places to change clothes or use the flush toilette, but the food options are limited so bring your own picnic. The park is amazing, espeically in the summer and fall.

A beautiful park with tons of accessible trails and amazing sights. Knowledgeable and friendly…read morestaff as well!

This is a terrific clean city park! Free and open to the public, it features the "Tomato Splash…read morePad", a wonderful fenced water play area for children with squirting devices of several kinds centered around a giant tipping tomato that fills with water. We spent several hours here, our child loving playing with all the different devices and the array of young children that came through. Leamington is very multicultural and the visitors reflected that in a really wonderful way. Most of the children there were in the 1 - 7 year-old range, with a few well-behaved teenagers wandering through for a quick soaking from the tomato. The rest of the park includes an excellent play structure with a deeply cool teeter-totter device (three sections moving opposite to each other - go check it out!), swings, and lots of picnic tables up in among beautiful old trees. There is plenty of open grass for playing, too. The park includes a nice section of waterfront with a sandy beach along Lake Erie. Unfortunately, recent rains appeared to have overloaded local sewage treatment facilities and the beach was closed to swimming due to E. Coli contamination and smelled terrible. It's separated from the rest of the park by a parking area and grassy section, so the beach problems did not affect the rest of the park in the slightest. Cheers to Leamington for providing such a delightful public park to its residents! We enjoyed it as much as they clearly do.

No no no. Went here 7/20/19, never will return. Dead fishes all on the shore. My friend said…read morebecause of recent flood. People still swimming as if nothing. Shore area smelled fishy...literally. debris in the water.....from dead floating fishes to plastic, To paper. I dont recommend and will not return. Horrible and very limited parking.

Free parking across the street makes things easy! It's a small beach and the sand is pretty rough,…read morebut it's definitely worth a visit. Even in July the water is freezing, but on a hot day it feels so good!! There's also a playground and swings for the kids, which I love! There's a shower so you can get the sand off before you go. Very nice visit!

Its been a few years, maybe almost 14 years, since I've been to Sandpoint Beach. I used to…read moreabsolutely love going here with my grandmother even though we lived almost on the other side of the city, I'd always get the bubblegum ice cream from the snack shack. Definitely perfect for a weekend visit with family, or just a visit by yourself. Definitely would come back for a nostalgic visit

Belle Isle Park is maybe or one of the most beautiful parks I have ever been to, or even seen in my…read morelife for that matter. Of all places it is in the heart of Detroit Michigan baby. Me and my girlfriend were impressed here. I love the ocean and the city view. You must visit in the summertime. You will get a better taste and vibe of the park. We felt safe coming here to take a look, because at first, we were a little doubtful, but we ended up having a good day.

Belle Isle has changed dramatically over the last several years. Since the state took over…read moremanagement, the park feels cleaner, safer, and far more maintained than it once did. The investment really shows -- from the roads and landscaping to the public spaces along the water. It's one of the best places in Detroit to relax, walk, or ride, and the bike paths are perfect whether you're on a regular bike, e-bike, scooter, or just cruising around the island. The views of the Detroit River and skyline make it feel like a completely different environment from the city only minutes away.

Americans beware. We came in on a Thursday and all was good. Friday morning we left with Canadian…read morefriends to visit Pelee Island for the day. When we returned I didn't have any power to my motorhome. I then realized that my Progressive EMS was shutting off the power to the RV every few minutes due to low voltage (under 104 volts on both legs). This apparently stressed my inverter and blew it up. I talked to the owner that afternoon with the park's security phone and he said "it only happens when people have a EMS." The only way I could get power back on was to remove my EMS which really bothered me (no protection). After I returned home to SC I had my inverter checked and it was toast. $1,069.30 to replace it. I called the owner and was told he would call me back. After several weeks I realized he wasn't going to call and I guess didn't care about my cost after I also spend approx $100 a day for the site. So I would say be aware of the poor electricity (or the poor electricity (or how they call it). I would give less than a 1 star for the I know service if I could.

From the owner: A family owned seasonal campground on the shores of Lake Erie. Open from late April/early May thru…read moreThanksgiving Weekend.

Great trip. Everyone was very nice and helpful. The water was moving very quickly so we ended up…read moredoing the 2 hour trip in 1- maybe could've moved us up a little further down the river to accommodate but that's my only suggestion

They were great help with getting new hatch covers for my "Necky Eliza kayak. The Hatch covers fit…read moreperfectly! Like most people that own an Necky Eliza kayak know the hatch covers only last so many years (10 years of saltwater paddling for me) Now I do most my paddling in Texas on Lake Travis and Lady Bird Lake in Austin, so happy my Old Eliza will be back on the water. https://www.shopriversidekayak.com/shop/Outfitting/Hatch-Covers-and-Rims/p/Valley-Oval-Hatch-Cover-x36646184.htm

Pelee Wings in really the only place in Ontario -- and probably Canada -- to go if you're looking…read moreto invest in birding optics, i.e. binoculars or spotting scopes. You won't find lower prices, better selection, or more knowledgable staff anywhere else in Canada. High end optics don't come cheap but if you're shopping at Pelee Wings you can rest assured that you're getting the best price. They stocks the full range of optics from all the major manufacturers: Bushnell, Nikon, Vortex, Kowa, Swarovksi, Leica, Zeiss, and others. They'll let you compare as many models as you like side-by-side out front of their shop; they have bird feeders and resolution charts set up to give you something to look at. The staff are knowledgable and have real, hands-on experience birding with the gear they sell. Furthermore, they'll help you figure out what you need without trying to upsell you. If you're just looking to pick up a $100 pair of bushnells for casual birding then it's probably not worth going out of your way to Pelee Wings. If, however, you're looking to drop $2,500 on a pair of Leica or Swaro bins it's well worth the 4 hour drive from Toronto to Pelee Wings.

From the owner: Welcome to the home of the largest selection of sports optics, binoculars, telescopes and scopes in…read moreLeamington. Pelee Wings Nature Store also specializes in water sports equipment and accessories like SUP's, paddle boards, kayaks and so much more. Please take the time to view our website for information regarding Pelee National Park, birding, birding tools and accessories. We guarantee the best price or we will match it!

Too expensive for what they consider a camp ground. Waste of money. Over priced everything. Snotty…read moreRV park, who's residents drive there golf carts up down the road constantly in order to check on you all hours of the night. The bathrooms are a 10min walk.. "Oh who cares" you think, " it's a 10 min walk" True Now, it's 2am, you stomach rumbles and you know whats about to happen, better pinch it on your 10 min walk to the hottest bathroom on the planet, with no air flow. Arcade.. Arcade??? hahahahaha!!! I think 3 out of the 8 ish arcades that are there worked. The kids area has a bunch of old plastic playhouses, looks horrible, and the "TV" room is locked up tight. Pools. Kinda sweet. They have 2 outdoor. One for kids one for adults and lots of room to sit and check out all the old women in bikinis. There is also an indoor wading pool for the little ones. It was nice. if you want to camp peacefully, in nature, I would shop around. P.S To the old bitter, curly haired women watering the plants July 20th, 2018 around 8-9am, when a guest pulls in and a carload of kids/myself smile and say "Good Morning" maybe say Hi, Good morning, smile, hell I don't know, but screaming at us that the speed limit is 10km is highly unprofessional considering I was doing 8km... Cause I looked the second you screamed.

This was the most expensive campsite we have stayed at on our trip across Canada from Kelowna BC…read more Overpriced and under serviced! Couldn't be farther from the showers and washroom. Plus, we are shocked you do not recycle! Thought Ontario was green! We stayed at beautiful campsites for half this price. Do not recommend!

We absolutely love coming to Robert C. Valade Park. It's such a unique spot along the RiverWalk and…read morethere's always something to do. The kids have a blast at the playground, playing in the sand, and we usually end up hanging out inside for a picnic while borrowing one of the games they have available. There always seems to be a food truck around, which is a nice bonus, and the new barge serving drinks with its little seating area is such a fun addition. The bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Even in the winter this park is worth visiting because they have sleds available, making it fun year-round. This place keeps getting better every time we visit, and it's become one of our favorite family spots in Detroit.

Dia De Los Muertos 2024 Review:…read more A beautiful Saturday along the waterfront. Limited parking available, with a paid lot just a short walk away. There was an Ofrenda set up to pay homage to those who have passed. There were a few vendors selling crafts (think day of the dead headbands, ponchos, etc...) There was an arts and crafts table for the little and someone giving away pieces of bread. The dancers rolled out in traditional Mexican dress and danced away! If the kids lose interest, no fear- there's a playground right there! Also, so is Canada... in the distance. A nice way to experience the riverwalk in Detroit. Pro tip: there is a brewery at the end of the block! (Atwater)