This Conservation Area is a walking trail that combines a former section of rail way and an adjacent forest that makes for an enjoyable walk through a variety of habitats. *Note: From Highway 3 turn left at the traffic lights at Highway 77. Continue 1.5 km and turn left on Mersea Rd.
554 Mersea Road 5
Leamington, Ontario, N8H 3V5
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Website: Andrew Murray O’Neil Memorial
19 Conservation Areas, including Holiday Beach, John R. Park Homestead, Hillman Marsh and the Chrysler Canada Greenway. Camping, beaches, world-class birding, hiking, cycling and canoeing are only a few of the things to experience.
Colchester Beach Located on the north shore of Lake Erie, Colchester Beach is one of Essex County’s cleanest and most attractive beaches. As part of Colchester Harbour, the beach is adjacent to a Pirate Ship Playground and Splash Pad. An…
Take a hike along one of the most beautiful forest boardwalk trails in the region. While exploring this 19 hectare Carolinian woodland, you’ll see Tulip-tree, Sassafras, Black Gum, Sycamore and Flowering Dogwood trees, as well as wildflowers…
Celebrate locally sourced food and beverages designed to bring chefs, farmers, winemakers, brew masters and local food producers together to create a culinary experience.
Join members of the University of Windsor, Physics and Environmental Studies Department and members of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada to watch the solar eclipse.
Enjoy delicious hot buttered corn-on-the-cob, carnival rides, live entertainment, parade, and vendors. The Tecumseh Corn Festival is fun for the whole family.
ONE REGION.
COUNTLESS REASONS.
333 Riverside Drive West, Suite 103.
Windsor, Ontario N9A 7C5
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333 Riverside Drive West, Suite 103
Windsor, Ontario N9A 7C5
ONE REGION. COUNTLESS STORIES.
