Beaches

Kingsville is a beach community, known for access to the lake including local beaches and a marina.

Cedar Beach

Cedar Beach is a popular sandy spot for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing, located on Lake Erie at the mouth of Cedar Creek. It is enjoyed by many fishermen. A canoe trip from Cedar Creek Conservation Area to Cedar Beach takes about one hour. It affords many spectacular views of wetlands, forests and wildlife along the way. Facilities include parking, washrooms (opened seasonally) and picnic tables.

Cedar Creek Basin

The Cedar Creek basin is the most significant and extensive natural area in the region. The Carolinian woodlands, landscapes and wildlife contribute to the beauty of this area. Cedar Creek is a pristine natural area offering excellent bird watching opportunities. See eagles soaring, herons and egrets wading, and turtles sun worshiping on logs. View the rare American Lotus, Swamp Rose Mallow and other superb flora and fauna. Canoeing or kayaking can be a great way to explore this conservation area.

Cedar Island Beach and Marina

A popular sandy spot for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing. Cedar Island Beach and Marina is on Lake Erie at the mouth of Cedar Creek. Facilities include playground equipment, beach volleyball and basketball nets, parking, washrooms (opened seasonally) and picnic tables.

Mettawas Beach

Mettawas Beach is located next to the Grovedale Arts and Culture Centre on Park Street, and offers parking, greenspace, walking trails, a gazebo, and beach.

Additional beaches include