Point Pelee & Algonquin Park Reviews

4.8 Rating 29 Reviews

May 5 - 16, 2026 | Join us for an exciting birding tour of Algonquin Park and the "Big 3” migration hotspots on Lake Erie, Point Pelee, Rondeau and Long Point. We'll search for tanagers, warblers, and vireos, as well as any rarities that show up. In the spectacular Algonquin Park look for boreal species including Boreal Chickadee, Spruce Grouse, Black-backed Woodpecker.

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“Great trip! Our group spotted 103 bird species in Point Pelee, and I have a pin to prove it. We worked out way from Port Credit to Niagara Falls, Point Pelee, Algonquin Park and back to Mississauga.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“This tour takes place during the spring migration and offers birders the opportunity to bird a selection of Ontario's hot spots. Colonel Sam Smith Park, Port Dalhousie, Point Pelee, Hillman Marsh, Rondeau Provincial Park, Blenhiem sewage lagoons, Long Point Provincial Park, Backus Woods, Carden Alvar and Algonquin Park each offer a distinctive habitat and contribution to the species list of 192 birds. Two days are associated with a long drives. The first day is lengthened by an unnecessary side trip to Niagara Falls. Overall the organization of the trip is first rate and the guides are exactly what you would expect from Eagle Eye.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“This tour was delightful, in part because the guides were so excellent. In addition to all the fabulous avian creatures, we saw quite a few mammals and reptiles/amphibians, and loads of flowers.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Great trip with incredible number of birds, and outstanding natural history guides.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Superb locations, nicely led and organized. Accommodation standards were appropriate to the price of the tour. I'd have no doubts about repeating the trip, except it allowed me to see all the birds I wanted (Black-backed Woodpecker, Prothonotary Warbler etc etc) so I'll pick a different Eagle Eye tour next time.”

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Posted 6 years ago