Perth Wildlife Reserve - Perth, Ontario

Le Perth Wildlife Reserve est un endroit idéal pour les amoureux de la nature et les touristes à la recherche d'une expérience unique. Situé à l'adresse 100 Wild Life Rd, Perth, ON K7H 3C7, Canada, cet endroit offre une variété d'activités pour tous les âges et tous les niveaux de forme physique.

Le Perth Wildlife Reserve est une réserve naturelle et une attraction touristique qui offre des installations accessibles en fauteuil roulant, telles que des stationnements, des toilettes publiques, des tables de pique-nique et des sentiers de randonnée. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter de la présence de chiens bien élevés dans la réserve. Les sentiers de randonnée sont adaptés aux enfants et il y a des aires de jeux pour les enfants.

Il est possible de contacter le Perth Wildlife Reserve en composant le numéro de téléphone 61369235711178. Pour plus d'informations, vous pouvez également consulter le site web de la réserve à l'adresse rvca.ca.

Le Perth Wildlife Reserve a reçu un total de 91 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4,4/5. Les visiteurs ont apprécié la beauté naturelle de la réserve, les nombreuses activités offertes et les installations accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite.

Avis de Perth Wildlife Reserve

Evan McCallum (Panzermeister36)

5/5

A very nice walking trail with tons of wildlife. We saw more than 20 frogs of various types, a few small snakes, deer prints in the mud, and heard some catbirds and saw countless other birds. Lots of mosses and flowers and butterflies. The Southern half of the trail loop is mostly grass and more open while the Northern half is more wooded with some rocks and roots. The Tay River lookout is on the far end of the loop. Not a difficult hike; we took our time and read the signs and it took 1 hour and 20 mins in total. Some mosquitos and flies at a few parts, but not an unbearable about. $8 for the day pass. The service road to the boat launch is not open (July 2024).

Jessey Rice

5/5

Great spot. Only $7 for parking and everything was really well maintained. Not too busy either. Some great informational content along the trail as well.

Alex & Christina

4/5

Easy loop walk, appropriate for young children. Nice panels along the trail explaining the flora and fauna in the reserve, and the history of the area. Several picnic tables near the parking lot in a grassy area. Also one picnic table half way around the trail near the observation tower. Bring bug spray in late spring, early summer...huge mosquitoes!

Nikita R

4/5

The trails were very well kept and it was easy to get to the lookout. Saw lots of frogs and butterflies. There was a note on the trail map board that mentioned a bear sighting a few days earlier (which although helpful) gave us a bit of concern throughout the walk.

Rose Zeidan

5/5

Easy trail, suitable for young kids.

Jay T. Foulds

5/5

While it is late in the year and there weren't too many animals hanging around, the hike itself was beautiful and exceedingly picturesque. Highly recommended for those who stroll slowly to take in all of what the environment offers. A beautiful trail.

Peter Sherlock-Hubbard

5/5

A well-treed, loop trail to a lookout with a great view of the Tay Marsh. It is a 3km, easy route with lots of birds to see along the way. Parking and washrooms are available.

Sasha Slaughter

4/5

Nice well maintained trails. Worth the day parking pass ($7), or the annual ($50) if you live nearby.. Spent a few hours here walking with the kids. The signs drawing attention to the various wildlife as you walk through were informative and well placed.
-Also No Dogs allowed