Rock Point Provincial Park

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Rock Point Provincial Park offers the perfect weekend getaway! The park is great for family or friends to spend time together surrounded by mother nature.

The park offers a 2 km hiking trail that makes for the perfect working exercise. They also have a 1 km sandy beach where visitors can take photos, sunbathe, or play. Additionally, there is a viewing platform above the sand dunes, so you can safely view them!

Best of all, the park is home to 350 million-year-old fossils of a coral reef. The reef is embedded in limestone alongside the beach, making the fossils and the beach much more beautiful!

Photo: Kiril Strax, flickr, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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