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Rock Point Provincial Park on Lake Erie Contact Information: Rock Point Provincial Park, P. O. Box 158, Dunnville, Ontario N1A 2X5, Canada
Tel. 905-774-6642
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Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/rock_point_park_ca.htmlDescription: A great place for camping - tents, motor homes, trailers. Sandy beach. Bicycle rentals. Purchase a day pass for swimming and relaxing in wonderful nature.
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Selkirk Provincial Park on Lake Erie Contact Information: Selkirk Provincial Park, R.R.#1, Selkirk, Ontario N0A 1P0, Canada
Tel. 905-776-2600
Hosts: N/A
Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/selkirk_park_ca.htmlDescription: If you travel along Lake Erie and need a break, stop here and purchase a day pass. Enjoy the great nature and the shallow warm water of the lake. We are both attracted by the marsh area and want to explore that with a rented boat. Elizabeth, my wife, is an animal lover and certainly she will take many pictures of birds and all the other creatures which we will discover here. Canoes and other small boats can be launched her, but you also can rent one. We will use our little tent, we do not have a motor home or a trailer. Most Provincial Parks will not offer cottages.
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Point Pelee National Park on Lake Erie Contact Information: Point Pelee National Park, 407 Robson Street, Leamington, Ontario N8H 3V4, Canada
Tel. 519-322-2365
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Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/point_pelee01_ca.htmlDescription: Point Pelee is an attraction for all people who love nature. Bird watchers come epically in spring and fall to see the migration of birds. Another known attraction in autumn is the migration of monarch butterflies.
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Ball's Falls, Conservation Area Contact Information: N/A
Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/balls_falls01_ca.htmlDescription: Whenever you visit the Niagara Region and its attractions in and around Niagara Falls you may be interested also in one of the hidden treasures with unspoiled nature, hiking trails and some history. All this you can find in the near by Ball's Falls Conservation Area. When you are here in October you should spend at least a few hours when Thanksgiving is celebrated in Ball's Falls. Local artist and crafts people show their work and sell it. Beautifully restored buildings from the former hamlet are filled with live.
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Happy Rolph's Bird Sanctuary and Children's Petting Farm Contact Information: Happy Rolph's Bird Sanctuary and Children's Petting Farm
2 Northrup Cres, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada L2M 7M3
Tel. N/A
Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/happy_rolphs_ca.htmlDescription: You will find here not only a clean picnic area, convenient parking, but also easy to walk trails and many domestic animals which are used to visitors and which seem to be always hungry - but please obey the posted restrictions!
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Byng Island Contact Information: Grand River Conservation Authority, Ontario, 4969 Haldimand Rd. #20, Dunnville, Canada, Ontario N1A 2W3
Tel. 905-774-5755
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Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/byng_island01.htmDescription: Please make reservations in time if you want to camp with a tent or a motorhome. Our web site gives you a little impression what to expect. Large swimming pool, boat rental, bird watching.
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Fanshawe Pioneer Location in London Contact Information: Fanshawe Pioneer Location, 2609 Fanshawe PARK RD. E., London, ON N5X 4A1, Phone: 519-457-1296, Fax:: 519-457-3364
Internet: http://www.itcwebdesigns.com/fanshawe_ca.htmlDescription: The Location shows how life was in the country side during the 19 th. century in this area. Historical buildings have been moved to this park or replicas have been built to demonstrate this. We always approached friendly interpreters in historical costumes which could explain everything. Our web site will give you a little impression what to expect.
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