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Alfred Bog Walk is a beautiful nature boardwalk among thriving wildlife. During the day, bird enthusiasts will glimpse birds like the European Starling, Dunlin, Snow Goose and many more species. With a unique ecosystem, plant life could not get any better for botanists.
During certain seasons this short walk is host to one of the most southerly herds of moose.
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If fishing is your game, then Marina de Lefaivre is for you. The marina itself may be small, but the fish is not. Whether you are a novice fisherman or an experienced angler, this dock on the Ottawa River has something for everyone. Those wanting to show off their fishing skills need to watch announcements for tournaments hosted at this location.
Let us not forget the boat owners, the territory here has launch points and plenty of access to water! Marina de Lefaivre has wonderful opportunities to enjoy a hot summer day or a peaceful fishing trip on the river. The high seasons here last from June to September and are usually closed beginning in October.
With 100 acres of land, 155 seasonal sites, a sanded beach (with a slide), and even a playground, Evergreen Camping Resort is a beautiful choice for a family getaway. Whether you have a go-getter or a laid-back attitude, this place has something to do with it. A fire pit at every campsite means smokies in the morning and smores before bed. If sand isn’t your friend, you’ll be glad to hear about the in-ground pool (although the beach has two slides).
For on-land activities, Evergreen Camping Resort offers Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, a Horseshoe pit, Petanque, Shuffleboard, Space for cycling, and even a Pickleball court. Seasonal events are planned by the amazing staff, so you’ll never miss out on a corn roast, bingo night, Halloween costume parties, and Canada Day celebrations.
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Cedar Shade Campground is a huge, family-owned campground with plenty to do for both one-day and weekly stays. From singing by the campfire to swimming in the pool to wasting time on the playground, children of all ages (including adult-sized children) are guaranteed to be entertained. For those staying longer, the hot tub and bingo night await!
The lake here has a large platform for the daredevils and a beach for the bookworms. For the aspiring equestrian, a whole field with horses, ponies, and adorable goats. A soccer field, race track, and petting zoo, are just some of the accommodations offered to those who decide to visit Cedar Shade Campground.
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Have you ever been to bird-watcher heaven? Then it is time to visit Alfred Lagoons, where over two hundred species of birds have been observed in recent years. Need a different angle? The town of Alfred has you covered with the bird observation tower at Lagunes d’Alfred ( and it even has binoculars).
Let’s say bird watching isn’t your thing. Imagine this: the birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and you brought a picnic basket! Enjoy a nature date with your significant other, with a friend, or with your family. Alfred Lagoons is yours to enjoy.
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Since 1988 Le Chardo has been a traditional family restaurant in downtown Alfred. We use fresh and natural products to make homemade and colourful food for all to enjoy.
Le Chard is known for its specialties, including homemade pizza, fabulous steaks, rotisserie BBQ chicken and ribs, homemade desserts, and our buffets prepared fresh daily.
Le Chardo has three reception halls, a resto-bar and a patio.
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“Great poutine and tasty hotdogs.”
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“Quite a small outlet but fantastic bread and pastries. The eclair was made with real whipped cream.”
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