Turkey Point Provincial Park, Provincial park on Lake Erie shore in Norfolk County, Canada
Turkey Point Provincial Park is a natural area along Lake Erie's shore featuring walking paths, a golf course, and a shallow swimming beach. The grounds spread across several hundred hectares and combine waterfront access with wooded areas for exploring.
The park was established in 1959 to protect natural areas along Lake Erie's shoreline. Its creation combined conservation efforts with preservation of historic sites in the Norfolk County region.
The park connects visitors to Norfolk County's agricultural legacy through its proximity to local vineyards, farm markets, and seasonal produce stands.
The grounds get busy on warm days, especially at the beach and golf areas, while the walking paths remain quieter. Visitors should bring sturdy footwear for the trails and check conditions depending on the season.
The grounds include a golf course, an unusual feature for a provincial park in Ontario. This blend of nature recreation and sports facilities makes it a rare destination of its kind in the province.
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