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What to do and see in Norfolk County, Norfolk County: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Norfolk County, United States including Rogue Tiger Charters, Long Point Island Hugger Tours, Waterford Heritage Trail, Elevation Mountain Bike Camps & Coaching, Backus Heritage Conservation Area, Long Point Eco-Adventures, Nomada Charters, Port Dover Harbour Museum, Long Point, Lynn Valley Trail.
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1. Rogue Tiger Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 58 reviews
Rogue Tiger Sail Charters offers passengers a one hour sail on warm Lake Erie and a view of its beautiful landscape and shoreline.
2. Long Point Island Hugger Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 63 reviews
Entering into our 5th season! Long Point Island Hugger Tours is an eco based, on-water excursion business operating within the inner and outer bays of Long Point Ontario.
3. Waterford Heritage Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By melissacM2339NK
It was a excellent afternoon of walking trails.The water and ponds surrounding the trails are very scenic along with the wild life.The black bridge gives a beautiful view of ponds and trees
4. Elevation Mountain Bike Camps & Coaching
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Welcome to Elevation Mountain Bikes. We specialize in mountain bike tours, rentals and lessons. Elevation is located in Turkey Point, ON. Our Head Instructor, Paul Meiklejohn is a former downhill racer with 17 Ontario Cup wins.Paul’s main focus is to introduce people to the sport he is passionate about. His patience and professionalism allows for a fun and energetic learning environment.
5. Backus Heritage Conservation Area
6. Long Point Eco-Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 292 reviews
In the grand opulence of a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Long Point Eco-Adventures is planted among the scenic landscapes of the Turkey Point Marsh, and Long Point Bay. Our resort features unique flora and fauna that are signature to our Carolinian and marshland habit, further enhancing the guest experience. The broad range of adventure activities, flora & fauna tours, and water excursions available at the resort are designed to offer an abundance of opportunities for natural enrichment, adventure, and exploration.
7. Nomada Charters
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
There is no better way to see our Port than from the water. Take a tour with Nomada Charters for just that. We have the River Rider which is available for one hour sightseeing tours on a pontoon boat. You will take a leisurely trip up Lynn Valley River and into the Black Creek Nature Reserve. Along the way you will see prestigious homes, exquisite yachts and wildlife. While enjoying the sights you will be provided with colourful commentary, peppered with interesting and comical historical lore and a little island music to go with the experience. We also provide private charters and can accommodate bus tours.
8. Port Dover Harbour Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By T6010MKjohnv - Toronto, Canada
Bring a camera, if your into history, ad I. Imagination flourishes when visting this attraction, and free at that. But i left a little contribution. Excellent area, with lots of benches, free parking and just watching boats go by.
9. Long Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By The_Prince_Lestat - Ontario, Canada
Beautiful Long Point beach, but I came here to talk about the fish and chips. So, first, long point is beautiful. Just go, have a drive, walk the beach, do some fishing. What ever you like, it is a prestine, amazing spot to do it. Now, I really came her eto write a review for the Chip Ship food truck. Beautiful fish and chips set on the little canal with boats passing by. The staff are friends, the food is amazing and the setting is perfect. A must if you are in the area.
10. Lynn Valley Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Destination540106 - Centreville, Canada
We were in Port Dover for our rental but drove to Simcoe on the two weekends for a baseball tournament. The baseball diamonds the grandkids played on were wonderful, great bleacher seating, nice playground which bordered in this trail. I saw and spoke to several locals, and they very proudly spoke of the trail and how one individual said she rode to Brantford. We came across several bike riders in our way back and that is when I noticed the sign for the trails. I wish we had been able to spend more time before we had to go home. But if we get back there, would love to explore it more. Wonderful that we have such wonderful trails in this area. Makes me wonder what else we missed.
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