Is your furry friend joining you? Traveling with your pup can be one of the most rewarding experiences, and at The Grove, we understand that your dog is part of the family. Whether you’re exploring the picturesque EPIC Wine Country, taking a leisurely stroll along the sandy shores of Lake Erie, or discovering the local dog-friendly hotspots, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy together. In this guide, we’ll highlight the best places to bring your dog when you visit The Grove, ensuring an unforgettable trip filled with wagging tails and joyful memories.
Need some quality outside play time?
Kingsville Dog Parks – Linden Beach & Repko Dog Parks provide dog-centric fun, including play areas for both small & large dogs.
Chrysler Canada Greenway Trails – the southernmost section of the Trans Canada Trail, the Greenway is a 49 km flat-terrain trail that goes from Ruthven to Windsor.
Point Pelee National Park – the southern-most point in Canada…plus lots of hiking trails, picnic tables near the beach, and very cool marsh to explore.
Hillman Marsh – A 4.5km birding marsh trail bordering 87 acres of unique Shorebird Habitat. Located minutes from Point Pelee National Park and free admission!
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