Point Pelee National Park
Plan to spend a full day enjoying Point Pelee. Walk the Marsh Boardwalk, paddle a canoe in the marsh (one hour), experience the Botham Tree Trail (one to two hours), take a round trip shuttle ride (one hour) to The Tip, or enjoy a picnic and a swim at the beach.
Point Pelee is easily reached by car and is 65 km from Windsor, 180 km from London and 355 km from Toronto.
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Situated at the southern extreme of mainland Canada, Point Pelee National Park is a tiny sanctuary supporting a mosaic of habitats from jungle-like forest to lush wetlands to open savannah. Bike the 4.5 km trail taking you deep into the forest, or walk the boardwalk out onto one of the largest freshwater marshes left on the Great Lakes.
Open daily. Click here for seasonal hours. Admission rates apply, youth 17 and under are free.
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Park Hours for the 2025 Season:
January 1 – April 10: 7am – Dusk
April 11 – April 30: 6am – 10pm
May 1 – May 19: 5am – 10pm
May 20 – September 1: 6am – 10pm
September 2 – December 31: 7am – Dusk
Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead by contacting the park at 519-322-2365 ext. 0.
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