Holiday Beach Conservation Area

Loved this place. The Beach was good, a little bit crowded though. There's also a Hawk Tower which we didn't visit because it was a little bit crowded. The place has enough garbage cans as well as recycling bins, which I found to be a very thoughtful thing. Also, there's this large campground site for RVs which I guess would be getting filled quite rapidly. Will try to visit this place again, hopefully this summer.

One of the best place I explored near windsor . It cost around 10$ entry. Well maintained restroom . Best place for camping and spending time with family and friends.

Lovely park with many trails ranging from marsh boardwalk, woodland, gravel, beach and green grass. A great place to social distance and spend a few hours in nature. There is a permanent campground as well but it doesn't interfere with the rest of the walking. Some paths can be biked, other walked. Saw loads of wildlife, cranes, swans, snakes, muskrat, geese, ducks, fish and birds. Highly recommend.

Great place for a walking day trip to enjoy some wild life.The front gate is automated and accepts credit cards. Usually day trips are a $10 toll. Most people just park at the entrance and walk in. It's about a 15-30min walk from the entrance to the beach, but you hardly notice how far it is.- There's 2 boardwalks.- A large viewing tower over looking the waterways.- A decent beach with recently built washrooms, with changing stalls inside.- A super large picnic area, which used to be the grounds weekend camping spots for individuals.- Season trailer camping sites for those lucky enough to have gotten spots.- A brand new cabin that can specially booked for private grounds.During the spring there are good bird spotting opportunities during the regular migrations. This area is on a heavily used bird route. Usually theres lots of facilities and presentations about the local bird life.On my last trip on May 2021, I saw: Beavers, deers, cranes, swans, ducks, geese, herons, hawks, various other small & colorful birds.There's also popular fishing areas across the grounds.During the winter months, the south facing beach gets great sunrise and sunset views.

Get your bikes here and use trails. Make sure you spend good 4 to 6 hours in this conservation area and explore each and every corner of this place

Beautiful park. Great for walks. Very scenic with a great beach off Lake Erie.

Overall the park is very secluded and quiet and you don't get the usual number of visitors that you would get at other conservation in Ontario. I'm not sure if it is a newer place and that is why a lot of things are just you and look very unused and clean but they are. The only thing that I felt that was kind of odd was that the public bathrooms were closed for day visitors.

We love walking through here year round. The boardwalks, and road are fairly well maintained and an easy trek. The beach is relatively well maintained and is a great spot to view the sunset. There are many swans and geese nesting in the area. You can spot beaver, muskrat, herons, deer and other wildlife regularly. Fish in the creek, trout pond or lake. Camping is seasonal only.

Nice park, decent trails however some areas were flooded when the water was high. Wasn't too busy and provides access to the various bodies of water in the area.

Great place to walk even during winter time :-)Would love to come back in Summer