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Wheatley Provincial Park is a 241-hectare protected area on the Lake Erie shore in southwestern Ontario near Wheatley in Chatham–Kent. It functions as both a lakeside park and a camping base for visitors to nearby Point Pelee National Park. The park’s character has been shaped by small creeks and an inlet that once supported canoeing and waterfowl watching in a marshy landscape, though these waterways have largely dried up in recent years. Camping remains its main use, with four campgrounds—Boosey Creek, Highlands, Middle Creek, and Two Creeks—offering electrical and non-electrical sites as well as group and radio-free camping areas.
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