James N. Allan Provincial Park

Dunnville | Ontario

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The James N. Allan Provincial Park has an undeveloped shore with a kilometre of pebble beach. It also has 100 meters of beach that has fine sand.

The park has around 60 hectares of forest and wetlands that you can enjoy exploring. It is still a great location for swimming, boating, walking, and birdwatching.

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