Little Bluff Conservation Area | Great Lakes Guide

The Little Bluff Conservation Area beach is located on the shores of Prince Edward Bay in Lake Ontario. The conservation area, created in 1974 by the Prince Edward Region Conservation, is a 70-acre site. The beach is not monitored for water quality and there are no lifeguards. There are washrooms and picnic tables located near the beach.

There is a wetland area found just behind Little Bluff beach - the beach itself serves as a barrier between the wetland and Lake Ontario. The conservation area is a great spot for birdwatching and contains 1.5 km of trails and a 20 metre high limestone bluff which offers a stunning view of the bay if you make the hike to the top.

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Water quality information provided by Swim Guide with the support of RBC Royal Bank.

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