Turkey Point
Why hit the beach at Turkey Point Provincial Park?
This safe, sandy beach stretches over two kilometers and is a great choice for young children.
Watersports fans will love the rentals available right on the beach, from jet skis to stand-up paddleboards.
All inquiries regarding the reopening of Turkey Point beach can be forwarded to covid-19@norfolkcounty.ca or you may call the COVID hotline at 519-426-5870 ext 9999.
Who will love it?
FAMILIES
Warm waters, a sandy bottom and sand bars, summer weekend programming and the Lake Erie Coastal Shuttle service make this beach a great choice for families.
CAMPERS
Set up camp at 235 sites.
MOTORCYCLISTS
Try the CRUISE THE COAST ROUTE, a 6-hour, 263-km/163-mile cruise along the scenic north shore of Lake Erie.
Interesting Excursions

Hop in a Zodiac and take an unforgettable Trip to the Tip of Long Point with Long Point Tours

Soar through the treetops on a zip line adventure with Long Point Eco Adventures

Visit some of the nearby wineries on Ontario’s South Coast Wine Trail

Rent a Sea-Doo for the day at Waveline Rentals

Rent a boat or stand-up paddle board or book a beach massage with Turkey Point Watersports
Ways To Play
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