The Tip Exhibit

Just about a 1.6 mile walk from the Visitor Center to the tip. A lovely walk for a perfect view.

Watch the waves and smell the air; it's so fresh and clear here. Seeing the stark differences of waves here is a rare sight. The trails are very well kept and make for a great place to hike, dip into the water, or just listen to the birds play. The observation tower was closed when we were here, and it was still enjoyable.

Definitely worth a visit but too crowded in the summer. I have visited in all seasons. And summer is the best time to visit for sure. In winter you can walk through the lake but look for warning and make sure its safe. How thick the ice are.

Most spectacular place. Just be cautious of biting flies, the best way to escape is to keep moving. I found these flies only on the walking trail to the Tip Exhibit.

The tip at Point Pelee National Park is really awesome to see. There's a small shuttle that leaves the Visitor Centre every few minutes, and takes about 10minutes to get to the point. You can walk the distance, but you'll need plenty of time. Once at the tip, you'll want to explore the coast from both sides, and walk to the very edge - however, be careful to rip tides and sand sinking in under your feet when close to water. The tip tower was still closed due to structural issues.

It's a beautiful and breathtaking view at the southern most tip of canada!

Lots of facilities for the visitors at information center.

They have shuttle running to and fro to the tip until Oct, and its free!

Well-taken care of spaces and friendly staff at various buildings! The songbirds were particularly welcoming!

It was an awesome trip for us.being at the tip exhibit is a electrifying experience.the ride to the tip exhibit from the visitor center is great. Beaches are clean not crowded.the whole experience was great.highly recommend for families, for those who love to bike and walk.

The closest to the US from. Canada. We were impressed with the beach, which is the tip. I put my hand in water since we are not able to swim there

Nice place. A bit of a walk if no shuttle and shuttle services should be extended for the price they charge.

What a special place. If you're an early riser, I recommend you get into the park 30 minutes before sunrise and take the 6am shuttle to the tip of Point Pelee to watch the sunrise over the east end of Lake Erie.

Wonderful country.i never knew it was a Tip of Canada.love the place and enjoyed our visit.i will definitely visit again.

Point Pelee with the tip exhibit was fabulous. Very well maintained park with some fabulous views. Board walk is a must. Try visit it on week days to skip the rush. Free ev charging at the parking for the boardwalk was an added benefit. Keep in mind they only have 2 Tesla and 2 J122 chargers. View point at the top exhibit was closed but walk to the tip was lovely. It feels like you are at the end of the world standing at the tip. Road is narrow with people walking at the edge so please drive slow and enjoy the beauty around you.

This is one of the amazing place in Canada. The southern most tip of Canada. It's a good place for sunset gazing. The water on one side is still and other side has waves. Incredible nature for birds (Seagals). I would definitely recommend visiting during the evening and during end of September/October will be good time. It generally takes 4-5 hours in the park, so planning it early will be good idea.