Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area - Elmvale, Ontario

Le Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area est un joyau naturel situé à 500 Tiny Flos Townline, Elmvale, ON L0L 1P0, Canada. Ce sanctuaire de la faune de 2 565 acres est une réserve naturelle, une attraction touristique et une zone d'observation ornithologique exceptionnelle.

Il est réputé pour sa riche biodiversité, avec plus de 275 espèces d'oiseaux recensées, dont certaines sont en voie de disparition. Parmi ses résidents permanents, on peut observer des oiseaux aquatiques, des hérons, des faucons et des chouettes. Les amoureux de la nature seront comblés par la beauté de ce marais, qui abrite également des cerfs, des tortues et une grande variété de plantes et d'insectes.

Le Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area offre des installations adaptées aux personnes à mobilité réduite, telles qu'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant et un parking accessible. Il propose des sentiers de randonnée, des promenades adaptées aux enfants et est compatible avec les animaux de compagnie. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la beauté du marais à pied ou à vélo, et des événements éducatifs et récréatifs sont organisés tout au long de l'année.

Cette entreprise a 244 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 4,6/5, ce qui témoigne de la qualité de son accueil et de ses services.

Avis de Tiny Marsh Provincial Wildlife Area

Bob Smith

5/5

Always a great place to visit. Lots of great birds and bugs and other wildlife. I was there last night all alone. It’s a wonderful feeling to be out therein nature and the big blue sky. One of my favorite birding places.

Sourav Ghosh

5/5

Tiny Marsh is a great place for birding. I was able to cover the trail in 4 hours, which included photographing the birds. I was able to find waders and grassland birds, including migrating ones. Even on a Sunday there were hardly 5 cars, so the vastness was just for me to enjoy. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, carry water and snacks, wear a cap when its sunny as there is a vast area without shade. Overall it is great as a day birding sight. Worth visiting on different times of the year.

Rex Tsang

3/5

We did the full hike about 8.5km in 2hrs. Not much elevation changes but it is marked. When you are out in the Marsh area there is no shade and was quite windy. I thought we would see more animals but not many while we were there.

Raquel Gonçalves

5/5

Great place to see the Aurora (northern lights). We stopped close to the park and it was great!!!

Jennifer Rosemary Chapman

5/5

A hidden gem! The best spot to take your children for a walk or hike. I visit here all the time. It's beautiful and you can get up close and personal with so many species - not close enough to touch but to be a respectful observer. It's very clean and you are expected to maintain that. So many birds and aquatic species. My family absolutely loves this spot.

A D

5/5

Awesome walking path for novice hikers and outdoorsy people. Beautiful area to watch some exotic birds if you’re there at the right time. Nice large parking lot for your vehicle, they accept cash donations for the conservation so bring spare change!

Adrian Suszko

5/5

Beautiful marsh and wildlife area near Wasaga Beach. Great wildlife viewing year round, especially for birding if that's your thing. It seems a bald eagle has even taken up residence in the last few years. Fishing primarily consists of pike and catfish. Lots of different trails that can be navigated by all ages. Its a shame that this gem is no longer funded by government or wildlife agencies. Boardwalk and viewing tower are still functional but who knows for how long without continued maintenance and repair.

Gemma Martin

5/5

It never fails on giving so much relief of stress. To walk the beautiful trails. And the waterfowl abundance in spring and fall. Great for bird watching. Such a peaceful and well kept safe haven for wildlife.