Top Things to do in Picton
Top 9 Nature & Parks in Picton, Prince Edward County
Discover the best top things to do in Picton, Canada including Sandbanks Provincial Park, Dunes Beach, Point Petre Wildlife Conservation Area, Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory, Lake on the Mountain, Macaulay Mountain Conservation Area, Westlake WIlly Water Park, H. J. McFarland Conservation Area, Black Walnut Educational Gardens.
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1. Sandbanks Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,388 reviews
Reviewed By 220Hank
We spent a week with all of our family in Wellington & took them to Sandbanks Provincial Park a number of times as they all loved the wonderful sandy beach & facilities The Grandchildren loved it & had a great time. It is so large & safe for the children as it is shallow for a long ways. Bring chairs & umbrellas & sunscreen.
2. Dunes Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By A586NEmartinp - Montreal, Canada
Visited during construction vacation 2020. - Not many mask were worn around - Tried to keep safe distance was a bit hard But giving my quote for the beach which was very nice white sands, water was hot enough for swim and I didnt see much algue.
3. Point Petre Wildlife Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
While a simple beach on Lake Ontario, it is right next to CFB Picton Training area where in the 1950's, models of the Avro Arrow were launched to test wing shapes.
Reviewed By kimberleigha2017 - Toronto, Canada
We love going to Point Petre, no matter what time of year, it's beautiful. Unfortunately, hunters have been going there and not picking up their shot gun shells. It's sad to see all the garbage all over the beach. My kids decided to reuse the shells to make a beach Christmas tree was the best thing to do...
4. Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Prince Edward County has the highest concentration and abundance of migratory birds anywhere on the Canadian side of Lake Ontario. Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory Spring Birding Festival, May 10-19, 2014 – guided hikes, workshops, banding demonstrations and more.
Reviewed By SteveMirn - Fort Collins, United States
We had an interesting talk with some commercial fishermen docked at the end of the road. The short walk to the lighthouse begins at the end of the road and takes 15-20 minutes. We saw many Monarch butterflies and did our best to avoid stepping on thousands of little frogs. It's worth the short hike for the scenery, even though the lighthouse isn't the most picturesque Great Lakes light.
5. Lake on the Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 592 reviews
Reviewed By Companion600499 - Foxboro, Canada
Lake on the Mountain is a unique geological formation with a wonderful view of the channel and ferry to Adolphustown across from the lake. We've visited many times over the years always taking visitors new to our area for a short visit. You may still be able to fish and canoe, but you must bring your own equipment. Nice place to stop for a picnic or even better support the Miller House and with seasonal craft beers and wonderful charcuterie platters to share to go with a nice glass of wine, a favourite among small groups...my favourite stop on our tourist route! The restaurant at the Inn by the Lake on the Mountain is a favourite of our sons to take his lady for special dinners.
6. Macaulay Mountain Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By K9681XJjimd - Toronto, Canada
spent an hour or so hiking up and around the mountain .. take your map of the paths .. or load digitally if they have sush a thing .. i had not noticed when i was there last year.
7. Westlake WIlly Water Park
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 31 reviews
Ontario's Premier Inflatable Water Park. West Lake Willy Water Park is Ontario's Largest Inflatable Water Park Located near Sandbanks Provincial Park. Perfect for the whole family, Sausage vendor onsite.
8. H. J. McFarland Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
9. Black Walnut Educational Gardens
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