Naftel's Creek Conservation Area - Goderich, Ontario

Le Naftel's Creek Conservation Area est situé à l'adresse 79154 Bluewater Hwy, Goderich, ON N7A 3X8, Canada. Ce parc offre un espace de randonnée et d'observation de la nature, ainsi qu'un site touristique attrayant. Le numéro de téléphone est le 5193353557 et le site web est ontarioconservationareas.ca. Les spécialités proposées incluent le parc et l'attraction touristique.

Les autres données d'intérêt à connaître sont les suivantes : le parking est accessible en fauteuil roulant, la randonnée est disponible, le site convient aux enfants, les randonnées sont adaptées aux enfants et les chiens sont acceptés. Les avis ont été comptabilisés sur Google My Business et cette entreprise en a reçu 82 d'entre eux.

Caractéristiques et informations recommandées

• Spécialités : Parc, Attraction touristique
• Adresse : 79154 Bluewater Hwy, Goderich, ON N7A 3X8, Canada
• Téléphone : 5193353557
• Site web : ontarioconservationareas.ca
• Autres données d'intérêt : Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Randonnée, Convient aux enfants, Randonnées adaptées aux enfants, Chiens acceptés.

Avis et qualité

L'avis moyen pour cette entreprise est de 4.7/5 sur Google My Business. Elle a reçu un total de 82 avis. En tant que rédacteur, je tiens à souligner que la qualité de ce contenu est correcte et bien structurée.

👍 Avis de Naftel's Creek Conservation Area

Katherine H.

5/5

Though the entryway off Bluewater Highway can be hard to catch (no large sign, just a driveway with the small address marker) there is a good sized parking lot for this conservation area, along with a good trail map and a toilet. The area has four loops of trails that are all parallel. Doing the outer loop of the area is a little over 3km so it is a comfortable distance, and by doing the individual loops you can easily do more. There is some nice variation in the trails from coniferous trees and hard pack ground to a swampy area with a long boardwalk and an area with the meandering creek and hills full of deciduous trees. It is well shaded in the summer and a good wind shelter in the winter. Most of the trails are wide enough to have two adults comfortably walk side by side. Overall a really nice set of trails if you are in the area.

Donica -. D. O. &. D.

5/5

What a beautiful gem. Loved this well planted, forested spot. The person who planted these trees knew what he was doing. Delightful to see what a matured re-forested area looks like. Some of the largest Tamarc trees I have ever seen in Southwestern Ontario. Was a delight to discover in the fall, it wil be amazing in the spring with the Tamarc budding and birds. Not a big walk, but a great place to learn your trees. Easy walk, hill in one section. A great example of a well planted forest. Thank you to the gentleman noted and his life time passion and care for this property. His talent is seen in his passion.

Emily F.

5/5

A hidden, private, and majestic gem of a trail! Great for hikers of all experience levels, even the furry friends. Took our fur baby Kash here for her first nature hike, and she did amazing and loved every minute of it. There were only 2 other couples walking the trail on the Wednesday afternoon, which made the experience even more serene. There were a few garter snakes along the swampy marshland areas, but otherwise unbothered. We will definitely be back to try the longer trails!

Oksana V.

5/5

interesting trails marked on the map in different colors. inside a meandering river with several bridges. many places are impassable after rain. beautiful places to walk. small parking lot for several cars.

jane C.

5/5

Well marked and maintained trails. Not a long walk. Maybe an hour. And not a difficult trail.

bhurst5

4/5

Incredibly well marked trail once you're inside. However, there is no entrance sign from the road so its a very difficult park to find.

Laurie F.

5/5

beautiful spot. can't wait to see it with a bit of snow

Jackie J.

4/5

Nice hiking trails, moderate difficulty with uphill climbs and some boardwalks. The bathrooms are primitive