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Woodstock, Canada

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Pittock Conservation Area Reviews | Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Pittock Conservation Area is located in Woodstock, Canada on 221 Pittock Park Rd. Pittock Conservation Area is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category parkplaygroundtourist attraction in Canada.

Address

221 Pittock Park Rd

Phone

+1 5195395088

Amenities

Dogs allowedGood for kidsPicnic tablesPublic toiletSwings

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Rick Bartel

Best of both worlds...there is a nice paved section of the trail that leads along the lake, and for the brave at heart, it turns into a gravel trail around half way down the lake. Great place for young families and pets. Safe for children to try out their skateboard, ripstick, roller blades, etc skills.

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Frank Hemmelder

Great for walks, you can even walk across the dam. Frisbee hockey course is fun. Free access to day area.

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Angelina Schwartz

No swimming in the beach but a great playground and very quiet area. Free for day use. But you have to pay for camping. Camping section is totally seperate.

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Your girl Cookie

First time here, definitely not returning... But not completely the fault of the place. We got a \backcountry\ site, should be renamed \walk in site\. We are directly beside an active railway, it is so incredibly loud.. like a thunder storm is directly over top of us. The boats doing consistent speed runs is another annoyance. Wood costs an arm and a leg. Unless you want to carry bags in.

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Evan Jones

Day use area is free and contains many shady old Maple trees. There's a splash pad and playground near a tiny manufactured beach. Water quality warnings tell you not to swim or fish here, yet most people visiting are swimming or fishing. Lots of sailboats and kayaks on the weekend.

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