Turkey Point Provincial Park

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Turkey Point Provincial Park Located on the shores of Lake Erie with a shallow beach in the village of Turkey Point.

Here are our updated hours for the fall season: Sunday to Thursday: 8:30 am - 4 pmFriday and Saturday: 8:30 am - 9 pm
09/08/2026

Here are our updated hours for the fall season:

Sunday to Thursday: 8:30 am - 4 pm
Friday and Saturday: 8:30 am - 9 pm

Our social media will be going into hibernation and will not be monitored as of today. The campground remains open until...
09/03/2026

Our social media will be going into hibernation and will not be monitored as of today.

The campground remains open until Monday October 12th, 2026 and will then reopen for camping on May 7th, 2027.

If you need to reach us, please call our office at 519-426-3239 or email [email protected].

Camping reservations can be made up to 5 months in advance online at reservations.ontarioparks.ca or by calling 1-888-668-7275.

🍁 Have a safe and happy fall and winter! ❄️

Beginning this fall, Ontario Parks will be replacing comfort stations at Turkey Point Provincial Park to enhance campgro...
09/01/2026

Beginning this fall, Ontario Parks will be replacing comfort stations at Turkey Point Provincial Park to enhance campground facilities.

To prepare for the upcoming construction, our laundry facilities in both the Walking Stick and Whippoorwill Campgrounds will be closed for the season as of September 1st.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we prepare to complete these important infrastructure improvements to better serve visitors.

Thank you.

🍄 September is Mushroom Month! 🍄‍🟫 Cool, rainy weather in September makes for perfect mushroom growing conditions. Next ...
09/01/2026

🍄 September is Mushroom Month!

🍄‍🟫 Cool, rainy weather in September makes for perfect mushroom growing conditions. Next time you’re in our park, check out the trails and look for some cool ‘shrooms!

Please remember to view and appreciate our mushrooms without disturbing the natural environment. Stay on the trail and leave no trace.

⭐️ is back to feature our favourite Discovery duo, Emma and Dylan! 🍄 You can find these two around the park running Di...
08/30/2026

⭐️ is back to feature our favourite Discovery duo, Emma and Dylan!

🍄 You can find these two around the park running Discovery programs, painting, on mushroom watch, or looking for birds! 🐦

Here’s a bit more about them 👇

Emma
🕰️ Years in parks: 6
🎨 Favourite program to run: Nature in Watercolour
🦆 Favourite bird: Gadwall

Dylan
🕰️ Years in parks: 3
🍃 Favourite nature app: iNaturalist (“Yay, community science!”)
🦋 Favourite species in the park: Monarch

🏕️ Check out the Ontario Parks events page to see what programs are happening during your next visit: https://www.ontarioparks.ca/events

⭐️ Check out our final Discovery programs of the summer! 🐸 All programs are free to attend and really fun, make sure you...
08/30/2026

⭐️ Check out our final Discovery programs of the summer!

🐸 All programs are free to attend and really fun, make sure you stop by!

🗓️ You can also view our program schedule on the Ontario Parks events page: https://www.ontarioparks.ca/park/turkeypoint/events

👻 You may see these ghostly little flowers around our forest floor this time of year! 🌱 These plants are aptly named Gho...
08/29/2026

👻 You may see these ghostly little flowers around our forest floor this time of year!

🌱 These plants are aptly named Ghost Pipe, and they’re not your average plant! They do not have chlorophyll, which makes other plants green and allows them to create energy from sunlight.

🍄‍🟫 Instead, they sap energy from tree roots via underground fungi. They rely on an interconnected network of underground roots to stay alive - talk about teamwork!

👻 Next time you’re on a hike in our park, look in shady areas for these spooky little flowers!

The Highway Traffic Act applies to all roads in our park and is enforced by our wardens.To keep yourself, other visitors...
08/28/2026

The Highway Traffic Act applies to all roads in our park and is enforced by our wardens.

To keep yourself, other visitors, and wildlife safe in our parks, please:

❗️Obey road signs. They are not optional.
❗️Slow down! Campers, day users, and wildlife all share the road with drivers.
❗️Wear your seatbelt and ensure your passengers are wearing their seatbelts.
❗️Do not sit in the bed of a truck or allow others to sit in the bed of your truck.

https://blog.ontarioparks.ca/road-rules/

When making a campfire in our park, remember that harvesting firewood from the park is not permitted. Please do not burn...
08/27/2026

When making a campfire in our park, remember that harvesting firewood from the park is not permitted.

Please do not burn logs or sticks found in the forest or on your site.

🍄‍🟫 Cool, rainy weather creates the perfect environment for mushrooms! 🍄 Pictured here is a Viscid Violet Cort, found on...
08/25/2026

🍄‍🟫 Cool, rainy weather creates the perfect environment for mushrooms!

🍄 Pictured here is a Viscid Violet Cort, found on our Lookout Bluff Trail. Next time you’re in our park, look near leaf litter and fallen logs for some mushrooms!

❗️Please do not damage or remove natural objects, including mushrooms, when visiting our park. Help us protect and preserve the environment by leaving no trace.

Address

194 Turkey Point Road
Norfolk County, ON
N0E1T0

Telephone

+15194263239

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