All Parks Canada facilities are temporarily closed, all visitor services and all motor vehicle access by visitors are suspended until further notice.

At the southernmost point of the Canadian mainland - Point Pelee National Park, experience nature like never before. Each spring, view flocks of migratory birds, joined in autumn by waves of vivid Monarch butterflies. In winter, wander the trails in solitude and catch the natural ice formations. In summer, bask on sandy beaches. Whether you cycle, paddle, or hike Canada’s second smallest and most ecologically diverse national park, you’ll be immersed in an unforgettable eco-adventure.

Featured things to do

The night sky revealing its stars at sunset on the beach
Dark Sky Nights
Explore the park trails
Early Bird pass sales are temporarily suspended

Hours of operation

Hours of operation

September 3, 2019 to mid-April, 2020
7 am to sunset

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Fees

Free admission for youth. Other fees still apply. 

Detailed fees list

Contact us

Telephone: 519-322-2365
Toll-free: 1-888-773-8888
Email: pc.pelee.info.pc@canada.ca

1118 Point Pelee Drive
Leamington ON N8H 3V4

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