Giant Muddi & Heritage White Oak

Dunnville | Ontario

ArtHistorySelfie Spot

The best selfie spot.

Travel north to Dunville to see the world’s largest mudcat – a 50-foot long, 27-foot high statue at Centennial Park.

Don’t forget to visit the nearest Thompson Creek Eco Centre and Dunnville’s heritage tree here. The white oak in the park is estimated 260 years old, older than our country!

Photos and video: Vlad Umnov

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