A natural beach.

A natural beach. by ricmcarthur
A natural beach., a photo by ricmcarthur on Flickr.
This is the southern end of Rondeau Provincial Park, looking east.
It is a long sandy beach that is rarely visited by the public due to a long walk from the parking areas.
It isn't a popular area with boaters so it remains in an undisturbed state.
From this area you can see back into the marsh with good views of the wild rice.
The day I took this photo there were two bald eagles roosting, kingfishers flying,great blue herons, several species of gulls and soras and rails could be heard calling in the marsh.

There are good swimming beaches on the east side of the park and lots of fishing in Rondeau Bay.

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