Tourist Attractions in Wheatley, ON

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Two Creeks Conservation Area

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21638 1 Kent Rd, Wheatley, N0P 2P0

(519) 567-8048

... Tourist Attraction

The Two Creeks Conservation Area is a popular destination for outdoor activities. With numerous trails suitable for walking and biking, visitors enjoy exploring the varied vegetation and scenic surroundings. The area offers free concerts every Sunday during the summer months, providing an added bonus for music lovers. The facilities include restrooms, picnic areas, and tidy porta potties. The trails are well-maintained and marked for easy navigation, making it an excellent choice for families and individuals seeking a peaceful getaway.

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Burgess Refreshments

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403 Erie Street South, Leamington, N8H 3E6

(519) 326-4639

... Places To Eat, Landmark & Historical Place, Plats à emporter, Food Take Out, Eating and Drinking...

Burgess Refreshments in Leamington is a long-standing local favorite for food, ice cream, and cold drinks. Customers praise the friendly service, great portions, and convenient location near the beach and waterfront gardens. The menu offers a variety of items, including hot dogs, wraps, fries, and ice cream.

Leamington and Mersea Historical Society

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121 Essex Road 14, Cottam, N0R 1B0

(519) 326-7252

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Colasanti's Tropical Gardens

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1550 Road 3 East, Kingsville, N9Y 2E5

(519) 326-3287

... Garden center, Restaurant, Tourist Attraction

Miner Jack Migratory Bird Foundation

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332 Road 3 West, Kingsville, N9Y 2E5

(519) 733-4034

The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation was established in 1904 by John (Jack) Thomas Miner for the conservation of migrating Canada geese and wild ducks. It is located on the Miner property in...

The Miner Jack Migratory Bird Foundation is highly recommended for its educational and family-friendly experiences. Visitors praise the kind and accommodating staff, the clean and well-kept facilities, and the opportunity to learn about migratory birds and their habitats. The foundation offers various activities such as hiking, workshops, and tours, making it a great place to connect with nature and history.