Norfolk Conservation Area Trail
The Norfolk Conservation Area is a 46 acre public recreation and conservation property which borders on Lake Erie. Just one of the many areas managed by the Long Point Region Conservation Authority, Norfolk provides a concession booth, flush toilets, showers and trailer sewage dumping to make the camper's stay most convenient.
For the day user, a covered pavilion, change houses, playground, playing field and scenic picnic area provide a relaxing atmosphere. Whether your visit to Norfolk Conservation Area is for only a day or for a week, relax and enjoy. We encourage you to make use of the many recreation opportunities on this property.
Directions: located 1.6 km west of Port Ryerse on the Lakeshore Road (exit off Hwy 24 south at Kitchen Road) Information provided by the Long Point Conservation website.
Norfolk Conservation Area Trail
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