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215 Niece Rd, Dunnville, Ontario, N1A 2X5, Canada
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Jun 24, 2018
I was so impressed with this provincial park. Campsites are very nice and clean. Sites are big enough for small group to play games. The Site we had was having good privacy and washrooms were close enough. Beach of this provincial park is very clean and water is good to swim during hot summer time. Beach is very good for morning walk and trails are decent.

Jul 10, 2018
Fantastic little park. They have two very different waterfronts to see in the park - a fossil beach and a rocky gravel sort of beach. The fossil beach has a number of fossils in the rock and a layer of seashells closing the entire shore where sand would be on some beaches. The rocky beach was where people were swimming. There was an astronomy demonstration the day I went where people could look through telescopes they had set up to see the sun during the day and stars at night.

Jul 13, 2018
Lovely place. The shore is not sandy but water is shallow and sand is on the bottom. Nice short hikes in the park. Great for families with smaller kids. Bicycles are good option to take.

Jul 19, 2018
Quiet hidden gem. Great location to ride a bicycle on the trails. Crystal clear water .

Jun 29, 2018
Very nice park! My biggest beef? No water on site and electrical is 100 ft away. Lots of trees tho.

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