Lemoine Point Conservation Area sits on a peninsula in the west end of Kingston, bounded by Collins Bay and Lake Ontario. It spans roughly 136 hectares (336 acres) and is one of the most popular natural spaces in the area for walking, wildlife watching, and waterfront access.

Trails & Accessibility

• Network: Over 11 km of interconnected trails that wind through mixed forest, fields, and along 5 km of shoreline.
• Terrain: Mostly flat and wide. Many sections consist of packed gravel or paved ground, making them well-suited for easy walking, strollers, and wheelchair access.
• Main Entrances: Two primary parking lots serve the site—one at the North entrance (off Coverdale Drive) and one at the South entrance (off Front Road).

Key Features

• Waterfront Views: The trails loop around the point, offering views across Collins Bay and out into Lake Ontario. Stone beaches along the shore provide places to stop or watch boats.
• Wildlife: It is a well-known spot for birdwatching, home to chickadees, woodpeckers, waterfowl, and seasonal migratory birds. White-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and squirrels are frequently seen along the inner forest loops.
• Rotary Park & Pavilion: Near the north parking area, you’ll find picnic tables, accessible washrooms, and open green space.