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Top Hotels in Windsor Essex Pelee Island
- 1. Caesars Windsor
- 2. Best Western Plus Waterfront Hotel
- 3. Stonecroft Inn
- 4. Best Western Plus Leamington Hotel & Conference Centre
- 5. Hampton Inn and Suites by Hilton Windsor
- 6. Holiday Inn Express Windsor Waterfront, an IHG Hotel
- 7. Super 8 By Wyndham Windsor/Dougall
- 8. TownePlace Suites Windsor
- 9. Quality Inn Leamington
- 10. Comfort Inn
What to do and see in , Windsor Essex Pelee Island: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including John R. Park Homestead & Conservation Area, Amherstburg Navy Yard National Historic Site, Canadian Historical Aircraft Association, Point Pelee National Park, Willistead Manor, Fort Malden National Historic Site, Jackson Park, Dieppe Gardens, Coventry Gardens, Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village.
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1. John R. Park Homestead & Conservation Area
2. Amherstburg Navy Yard National Historic Site
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By 32ShirleyH - Amherstburg, Canada
Get an ice cream cone across the street and enjoy a stroll thru history, beautiful flowers and along the river. A variety of flowers are always in bloom and you'll meet many other people enjoying a walk on any evening.
3. Canadian Historical Aircraft Association
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
The Canadian Historical Aircraft Association is located in the main hangar of the old No. 7 Elementary Flying Training School at the southwest corner of Windsor International Airport. We feature Avro Lancaster and de Havilland Mosquito restoration projects, 2 flying DHC-1 Chipmunks, a Boeing Stearman and North American Harvard as well as static displays of a Fleet Fawn and CT-133 Silver Star. Visit our museum archive room and gift shop.
Reviewed By cornwall785
We had a wonderful visit to create a very inexpensive couple of hours of fun. My son (8) and I (29) went to visit the Museum and were treated to a personal guided tour with experienced staff. In my opinion the place looks a lot like a mechanics hanger as well as a historic museum and functions to teach both theory of flight, mechanics of flight, and history of military in the area. Great for tourist and Windsorites alike.
4. Point Pelee National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 834 reviews
Established in 1918, this small yet popular park is home to a variety of trees and birds.
Reviewed By fyrtowr - Windsor, Canada
There is so much to do here, I can’t list it all. Every time we come here we always have fun. Whether it is walking on the boardwalk in the marsh, walking to the tip of The Point, riding our bikes along the bike path, visiting the Visitor Center or playing on the beach, we ALWAYS Have a great time here. Our next activity (hopefully) will be to stay here overnight in one of their oTENTik structures.
5. Willistead Manor
6. Fort Malden National Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By jennystacey40 - Grosse Pointe Park, United States
We almost felt guilty as it was only just over $3 to get in. The staff are so pleased to teach you all about the history of this fort and how life was back in the 1800's Everyone is in costume and living as they would have back then. Great place to visit.
7. Jackson Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By hynka
If you haven't visited Jackson Park in Windsor, Ontario Canada...on the corner of Tecumseh Rd and Ouelette St., then you must visit before Jan 7th. The Park is a must walk thru with loved ones and children...stroll thru the thousands if glittering lights and festive decor. Walk thru the dreamy lit tunnels while walking hand in hand with your loved ones. Also take a stop at the many booths for gifts, hot chocolate and other creative items. Don't forget to take pics and video of this amazing experience. You can have that feeling of Christmas Joy forever. You only have 5 days left to feel like a kid walking in a fantasy world...no time like now to go. See you all at the Park...Jackson Park.
8. Dieppe Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By karenanns2017 - Windsor, Canada
Quiet beautiful view. a place to reflect.flowers everywhere. A great view of Detroit. Watch the ships go by. Big lakers.Statues all over the grass. This park links to others along the waterfront.
9. Coventry Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By 1HappyCamper12345 - Colorado Springs, United States
I've been to this park many times over the years and each time I go there I always get some ice cream and stroll around to see everything. I enjoy looking at the flowers, topiaries and the floating water fountain in the Detroit River. I find this park to be peaceful. There were even people there taking family and graduation photos with the river or the flowers/topiaries in the background.
10. Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Our mission is to preserve the past of Canada South for the education and interpretation of present and future generations. Sitting on 100 Acres, our 25000 square foot Transportation Museum showcases modes of transportation from early wooden wheel wagons all the way to the present day Viper! Our Heritage Village is a journey back in time to 15 buildings that have been placed here from all over Essex County. Our tour guides would be happy to take you back in time to learn the treasured history of our area. Our Village is open Tuesday Through Sunday May 01 - October 31st, and our Museum is open year round for tours.
Reviewed By BarbG2017
We were planning a multi-generational day out (parents, grandparents and child (12 yrs old) and found saw this museum on Trip Advisor. Having grown-up in Tecumseh, I was surprised to learn about this gem of a place. We decided to take a tour of both the transportation museum and the heritage village and were so glad we did. Although we all enjoyed the museum, it was particularly fun for my parents to see cars from their youth and my daughter loved the 1927 caravan. It was enlightening to see all the local links to this industry - well beyond what I had known growing up in this automotive area. The museum guide was very knowledgeable and answered the numerous questions we had. Once the tour was done, we went back around to read the various placards and look at our favourites again before going to the Hertiage Village outside. The Village is small - approx. 15 buildings but they are in good condition and well presented so you feel you have stepped back in time. We particularly enjoyed the schoolhouse and the Jack Miner house. The Village is a good walk from the museum and might be a bit of a challenge for the elderly or those with mobility issues. The steps into buildings were also a bit difficult for my father who is in his late 80s. However, we all thoroughly enjoyed the visit. We spent 2hrs and easily could have spent 3.
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