Kingsville
in Ontario's deep South

The pretty town of Kingsville is located right on the north shore of Lake Erie and is well known for its mild weather, world-famous Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary , and for Colasanti's Tropical Gardens.

To other people, Kingsville is known as the most southerly town in mainland Canada, and is known for its close proximity to Point Pelee with its National Park, which is one of the smallest in Canada, and Pelee Island.

In Spring and Fall, this area is famous for the migration of tens of thousands of song birds as they pass through this area on their way north to their breeding grounds in the rest of Canada.

Many species of birds breed in Point Pelee National Park and the surrounding area of Southwestern Ontario.

This area really is a great place to catch a glimpse of a wide variety of song birds.

For birdwatchers, this area is a wonderful place to spend a holiday, even just a week-end in the spring is sure to give those avid birders their moneys-worth!

If you are looking for accommodation in the Kingsville area, please click on our "Contact Us" button on the navigation bar on the left, and let us know - we will be able to give you information about cottages in the area which are available to rent.

The Marshes are great for spotting some of our rarer types of songbirds, herons and raptors.

During the summer months, from Kingsville and Leamington you can take the ferry to beautiful Pelee Island, and from there to either Cleveland or Sandusky, Ohio.

Colasanti's Tropical Gardens, Kingsville
Come and visit their open-to-the-public Greenhouses, Petting Zoo, Mini-Golf, Restaurant and Gift Shop