Port Burwell Provincial Park (Beach, Port Burwell, Ontario) on True Nudists

Port Burwell - best time to go

2025-07-02T14:39:05Z

I have been three times so far, I loved the place. Unfortunately, I can only drop by for an hour or two at a time. So far, I only visited around 6pm - there…

About Port Burwell Provincial Park

Located in the charming town of Port Burwell, Ontario, Port Burwell Provincial Park is home to one of the most celebrated nude beaches in Canada. This clothing-optional beach offers a secluded and natural environment where nudists and naturists can enjoy the beauty of Lake Erie's shoreline without the confines of clothing. The legal status of nudity here is well-established, making it a safe space for those who embrace the naturist lifestyle.The beach is part of a larger provincial park, which includes amenities such as picnic areas, washrooms, and parking, ensuring a comfortable visit for…

Directions

A nude beach just west of the Port Burwell Provincial Park. (just outside the provincial park) Access through the Park and walk west on the beach until you pass the sign marking the provincial park's boundary. The land is privately owned but the owners are tolerant of the nude use.

Common questions

Where is Port Burwell Provincial Park?

Port Burwell Provincial Park is in Port Burwell, Ontario, Canada.

What kind of place is Port Burwell Provincial Park?

Port Burwell Provincial Park is listed as a beach in Port Burwell, Ontario, Canada on True Nudists.

How do I get to Port Burwell Provincial Park?

A nude beach just west of the Port Burwell Provincial Park. (just outside the provincial park) Access through the Park and walk west on the beach until you pass the sign marking the provincial park's boundary. The land is privately owned but the owners are tolerant of the nude use.

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Reviews

Rated 4.50 out of 5 from 2 member reviews.

One of the Best Beaches
5.00
This is a very large beach area. It is not part of the provincial park, but of course is a continuation of the beach which is part of the park. Because of the beach's size, beach-goers can spread out, so you never feel like you're sitting in someone's lap, even on busy weekends. Beach-goers are also very respectful - you don't get the loud boomboxes. If anyone plays a radio, the volume is loud enough for them to hear it and nobody else. Due to it's somewhat remote location, this beach also doesn't suffer from gawkers (as does Hanlan's), either moored off shore or on the beach. if there is an o…
Pros: Peace and quiet - you can ear the waves lapping against the shore. Privacy. Mutual respect.
Cons: Parking lots which are a bit of a hike, and fill up quickly on weekends.
2024-04-29
Labour Day Weekend
4.00
We are heading back to Port Burwell this weekend. We have visited this beach for the last 5 weekends and totally fell in love with the area.. although the hike in takes a few minutes, its good and healthy to get the blood pumping.. once there.. the water is usually calm and even when its a little rough the waves are fun. Yup.. a few pesky insects at the end of the day.. but look around.. your on a beach.. beside a forest.... this isnt the holiday inn :) . The friendly and diverse crowd of fellow sun worshippers adds to the experience.. everyone has a story to tell and always get a quick hello…
2016-09-01