This gorgeous park in Ontario has rolling sand dunes and a large beach Ontario Park
This 2-km-long path will lead you through a Carolinian forest, an old field, and atop a lakeside bluff. Down the side of the bluff, you'll find access down to the beach and limestone shelf.The park is also popular for bird- and butterfly-watching, with over 260 species of birds throughout the park, as well as the annual migration of monarch butterflies in the fall.
If you get hungry, there's a park store onsite carrying a variety of camping items, ice, groceries, gifts and souvenirs, snacks, hot food, and drinks. You can even rent bicycles or barbecues from the store.
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