Point Pelee National Park is a gorgeous natural area. Here's everything you need to know about the southernmost point in ...

Point Pelee National Park has its own campsite, called Camp Henry. The site's accommodations are called "oTENTik" — an unusual yet comfy cross between a camping tent and A-frame cabin.

Point Pelee National Park in southwestern Ontario is a birder’s dream, a paddler’s paradise, and the perfect place to get up close and personal with nature.This year the park is celebrating its 100th ...

Dan Dufour, a park naturalist at Point Pelee National Park, is seen on March 8, 2018 on a patch of former roadway that is now being taken over by the forest. Photo by Dan Janisse / Windsor Star.

Point Pelee National Park in Ontario is a breathtaking destination featuring seemingly endless beaches, a floating boardwalk through marsh wetlands, a lush forest, and rare plants and wildlife.

Point Pelee National Park, the southernmost point of mainland Canada, dips into Lake Erie on a seven-kilometre long sandy spit. As the first national park in Canada to be established for conservation ...

The park is also a popular spot for monarch butterflies and migratory birds, where more than 390 species have been recorded in the Point Pelee Birding Area. Deer overpopulation has also been a ...

Point Pelee National Park wants to keep the chatter about birds alive, even while it is closed to the public -- so it's offering up some virtual offerings and people are fluttering to the sessions ...

Point Pelee National Park June 1952 Photo by Windsor Star files / Windsor Star. The $5.5 million announced Monday is on top of more than $11 million worth of work done to protect and refresh the ...

Caldwell First Nation continues to collaborate with Point Pelee National Park to strengthen their culture on land that was once cared for by their ancestors. An Indigenous gravesite in the park is ...

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