Peacock Point, ON

3/22/2020

We decided to visit this beautiful place of Peacock Point located in western border of Haldimand County, Ontario directly across Lake Eerie.

We were coming from Port Dover along Eerie lakefront and travelled for around 25 minutes by car.

We’ve seen a lot of industries on the way. They also have numerous and huge windmills all around as well as scattered massive solar power farms.

They produce alternative and natural sources of energy and it feels good seeing these kinds of practices by huge companies; in accordance with the current environmental situation.

In Peacock Point, lots of cottages and vacation houses. They also have a playground for kids and free access to the waterfront that offers a beautiful view of Lake Eerie.

The place is very relaxing and peaceful. The vibrant blue color from the Lake Eerie to the cottages and its surrounding areas make it more appealing in having a solemnly quiet time.

How to get there from Port Dover Pier:

Head north on Harbour Street toward Saint George Street for 300 meters.
Then turn left onto Main Street for 75 meters.
Continue on Ontario-6 and take Haldimand 3 and Rainham Road or Haldimand Road 3 to Wilcox Drive for 24 kms.
Turn left to Wilcox Drive and follow the road.
You will arrive at Peacock Point Park on your left and the Lake Eerie is on your right in 600 meters.

I reckon last month, sometime in February 2020 there was news regarding a boy named Alexander who went missing or maybe drowned in the beach of Lake Eerie due to huge waves. Please see the new link here

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Back to where I belong.

My final destination.

Back to my roots, The Philippines