Lemoine Point Conservation Area is a woodland, field and marsh of 136 hectares, with a beautiful coastline. It provides many opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment of nature are open in all seasons. Visitors can enjoy spectacular views, nature, hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, cycling, having a picnic, and bird-watching. Most trails are reasonably flat, and some are broad and easy enough to be wheelchair accessible. The park features a diverse food of healthy meals and presents exhibitions by original shows, local artists, and entertainment for the whole household. There are two entrances at the north and south ends of the conservation area, each parking lot. Visitors can see wildlife in the conservation area, including birds, insects, snakes, and mammals ranging from chipmunks and squirrels to deer.
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LEMOINE POINT CONSERVATION AREA REVIEWS
Great trails! We loved it. It had a mix of trails along side Lake Ontario, hidden beaches, trails through woods. The trails have good viewing and photography points. Animals especially squirrels are very accustomed to humans and come very close to you. People do feed squirrels here.It was a short trail and within Kingston. Would definitely visit again. We enjoyed it!
This is one of the best parks around, its totally accessible to wheelchairs , walkers , strollers you name it anyone and all ages can enjoy a walk in a forest , bring some bird feed cause the chickadee's and nuthatches as well as a few woodpeckers have no issue landing on your hand to get some. and if you stop for a minute just inside the beginning of trail to the right you will see a couple of big rocks then your in the right spot to possibly see an albino chipmunk, he's shy and wont approach but is a very cool sight for sure.
Fantastic location for the kids and family. There is a big parking lot with easy access to the water. Really nice trails under trees and next to the water. There are squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, chikididis, turkeys and other flying creatures. Awesome.
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Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area is owned and managed by Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority. It is 394 hectares of marsh, field and forest habitat areas. Little Cataraqui Creek is available throughout the season, with excellent outdoor recreation facilities. It provides many opportunities to enjoy nature, educate and recreate. It flows through the reservoir that constructs for water control and wildlife management purposes. Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area provides increased physical activity, reduced stress and anxiety, and a more active lifestyle for both old and young. A diverse range of animal and plant species can be found consisting of lake, marsh, field and forest ecosystems. Little Cataraqui Creek hosts nature and environmental programs during the fall, winter and spring.
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LITTLE CATARAQUI CREEK CONSERVATION AREA REVIEWS
This park is a hidden gem in Kingston. Just 3klm. North off of the Division Street exit, you can have your choice of many beautiful trails,boardwalks, gorgeous hemlocks, spruce, maples,beech, streams,all so close yet completely apart from the city. You can feed the chickadees, take part in moo lit walks or ride the wagon to the Sugarbush, where you can eat fresh pancakes with real maplesyrup, hot chocolate and coffee...beautiful. A great location for weddings and other celebrations. There is so much wildlife, deer,coyotes, wolves, birdie... Get off the couch and on to a trail!!!
Beautiful trails, tons of birds, leash laws were followed by dog guardians (thank you!), and it was nice and quiet. We were surprised by the entrance fee, so heads up that you can pay ahead online or have to pay in person.
We did the maple madness, and I was so yummy! Pancakes were super delicious, and the maple syrup was on point.
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Marshlands Conservation Area is a safe green space with hiking trails, boardwalks and many bird species. The park has a variety of requirements and abilities for younger and older kids. The park has a multi-use game area and outdoor fitness equipment. The park also features sports fields such as paved areas and football for basketball games. In addition, the park has outdoor fitness equipment, a multi-use game area and walking trails. The bordered trails are the woodland fence. It is being managed by Rideau Trail Association volunteers. Marshlands Conservation Area is the perfect place to share your knowledge of nature with special people in your life. Tons of events are hosted to support education and involve the community in local history and conservation.
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MARSHLANDS CONSERVATION AREA REVIEWS
Peaceful nature trail great hike for the whole family or even a romantic walk with someone special. The scenic view is home to many wildlife.
The wooden bridges need some tlc but otherwise a gorgeous trail and a good getaway to nature within the city.
Beautiful and right in the heart of Kingston it's huge lots of walking trails can be accessed at various points to enjoy.
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