Point Farms Provincial Park

 
4:03 PM

7:11 AM

5:09 PM

Current conditions at 11/8 3:00 PM - GODERICH (AUTOB) - 5 km away.

 

Wind Forecast

Nov-8
Friday
8-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
Speed (knots)232014
Temp C     11109
Precip (mm/3hr)     
Nov-9
Saturday
9-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)1097967912
Temp C54358986
Precip (mm/3hr)
 
Nov-10
Sunday
10-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)1411111514141620
Temp C7991010121314
Precip (mm/3hr)3.50.90.9
 
Nov-11
Monday
11-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)2423211817181924
Temp C1212111111121110
Precip (mm/3hr)0.90.30.9
 
Nov-12
Tuesday
12-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)221715131191012
Temp C76557853
Precip (mm/3hr)0.3
 
Nov-13
Wednesday
13-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)1316181817182120
Temp C23369111011
Precip (mm/3hr)
 
Nov-14
Thursday
14-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
Speed (knots)191616
Temp C11109     
Precip (mm/3hr)1.26.3     
 

Current Observation Data aggregated by Synoptic and WCG-ITX.com. Forecast data from Environment Canada

 

Nearby Stations

The following stations are near this spot.

NameICAODateDistance (Km)Wind SpeedDirectionStatusAction
GODERICH (AUTOB)CWGD11/8 3:00 PM4.716
 
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Spot Details

A sleepy little Provincial Park. Walk north from the beach parking lot, or take the 130 or so stairs down from the 'Colbourne' campground to a wide sandy beach. You will want to stay north of the two points (where the beach is widest and most beach goes will park themselves) due to hidden boulders just under the water. The south side of the point is all rocks.

Walk as far north up the beach as required to give the beach goers space and you'll very likely have space to kite year round on days windy enough. Off peak season you are likely to have the beach to yourself.

Cautions are the rocks under the water at the twin points and south. The beach also narrows to approx. 15m (trees to water) as you go north (see google aerial map). otherwise, I would call this a beginner spot. Like all Lake Huron beaches, waves can get big if the wind has been blowing for a while. Look for SW to NW winds.

FYI, while convenient with kids, the playgrounds located with the comfort stations can get a little noise, especially around sunset.

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