Netley Creek Provincial Park, Provincial park in St. Andrews, Manitoba, Canada
Netley Creek Provincial Park is a natural area on the western side of the Red River where Netley Creek meets the river. The grounds include forests, wetlands, and riverbank that visitors can explore on designated trails.
The site was officially protected as a provincial park in 1974 to preserve this important natural landscape for the future. The designation was part of Manitoba's broader commitment to maintaining green spaces and habitats for plants and animals.
The site draws bird watchers who observe herons, eagles, and water birds during migration periods throughout the year. The riverside and creek setting has remained important to locals as a place to explore nature and spend time outdoors.
The park is open year-round and works best for hiking and bird watching. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since the ground conditions vary by season, especially in the wetter months.
Two water systems meet at this spot and create a natural junction where different habitats overlap. This results in a wide variety of fish and water creatures that you can observe here.
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