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Description
LaSalle Park in Burlington is a prime birding spot due to its diverse habitats, including shoreline, woodlands, and open water. It’s famous for overwintering Trumpeter Swans, which gather in large numbers, offering a rare close-up view of this majestic species. The park also attracts a variety of songbirds, waterfowl, and raptors throughout the year. With scenic trails and a peaceful environment, it’s an excellent place for both birders and bird photographers.
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LaSalle Park and Marina is located at 50 North Shore Blvd E, Burlington, Ontario. It sits along Burlington Bay, offering stunning waterfront views. Easily accessible from the QEW via North Shore Boulevard E. There is a parking lot at LaSalle Park, with paid parking in effect seasonally. Free parking is available during off-peak times. Press P on the map for directions. By Public Transit: Burlington Transit Route 4 stops nearby, but some walking is required.
Walking trails and boardwalks offer great birdwatching and scenic views. Plan for at least 1–2 hours for a casual visit, or 3–4 hours if birding.