A mecca for birdwatchers every spring and fall, this peninsula south of Brighton is a major flyway for migrating birds, home to waterfowl and shorebirds, and a staging point for Mexico-bound monarch butterflies. A long boardwalk crosses wetlands where marsh birds live and fish spawn. On islands to the west, colonies of gulls, cormorants, terns and herons nest. At the tip of the park are Ontario's second-oldest operating lighthouse and the original lighthouse keeper's cottage.

Note: The marsh section of the Marsh Boardwalk is temporarily closed. Park users can experience and view the marsh from the large viewing tower via the trail entrance.

Visit the Friends of Presqu'ile web site.

Bringing your own supply of firewood to the park this summer? Please read this.

Direct link to Presqu'ile's park management planning page.