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Ontario’s second-oldest provincial park has kilometres of serene sandy beaches

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Ontario’s second-oldest provincial park is not only home to beautiful beaches, but it’s where history and nature meet. 

This escape from reality can only be found along Lake Erie, surrounded by rare, centuries-old trees that are simply begging to be explored.

Located just about three hours west of Toronto is Rondeau Provincial Park. It has a home right on the Lake Erie side of the Rondeau peninsula.

Next stop: Rondeau Provincial Park

According to Ontario Parks, if you’re on the hunt for fun outdoor activities, this park is perfect for hiking, biking and rollerblading. Here, you’ll have the chance to explore seven different trails that range from a 1.5 km loop to an 8 km adventure one way.

Even cyclists can enjoy 38.5 km of trails while exploring its mature Carolinian forest. Cycle past 200-year-old trees and its rare Oak Savanna.

Though each trail has its own incredible advantages, if you’re a history buff, you’ll want to embark along the Harrison Trail. According to Ontario Parks, this trail was once a gravel roadway. It was made for access to the lighthouse found at the tip of the peninsula.

Walking history

Friends of Rondeau shared that the trail has a historical significance, considering Thomas Harrison walked it every night to illuminate the lighthouse.

But that’s not all that makes this park stand out. It’s also a world-renowned bird-watching destination. Its annual springtime “Festival of Flight” attracts birdwatchers from across Ontario and the United States, too.

When the weather is just right and you’re ready to cool off, head to its beaches. Enjoy 11 km of its beautiful sandy coast.

But be aware! Tread lightly, and don’t move the driftwood.

According to Ontario Parks, “these beach and dune habitats are home to many species at risk including the endangered Fowler’s Toad and Common Five-lined Skink.”

It’s time to be one with nature and explore all Ontario has to offer this spring.

Rondeau Provincial Park is located at 18050 Rondeau Park Road, Morpeth, Ont.

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