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| Traveling Yorkie @ Pelee Island |
We were so happy to find that Pelee is pet-friendly! First,
we stayed at the SeaCliffe Inn, one of the historic inns in Leamington. It was
beautifully renovated and they allowed our fur baby to stay with us! Many dogs
also walked along the Leamington Marina.
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| SeaCliffe Inn, Leamington |
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| Traveling Yorkie @Leamington Marina |
They also allowed pets to ride the ferry to Pelee Island even if
we were limited to certain areas. Only one other dog was traveling the ferry at
the time. Our little cutie was calm throughout her first ferry ride.
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| Traveling Yorkie@ Jimaan ferry to Pelee Island |
On Pelee Island itself, we were able to go on the trails and other attractions with our dog.
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| Traveling Yorkie@ the StoneMan, Pelee Island |
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| Traveling Yorkie @ the Shoe Tree, Pelee Island |
She was also able to eat with us at Scudder’s (which unfortunately has then closed) and at the outdoor
pavilion of Pelee Island Winery.
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| Traveling Yorkie @ Scudder's |
On the way to Point Pelee National Park, we were able to eat
at Birdie’s Perch where there was plenty of grassy areas/picnic spots for pets!
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| Traveling Yorkie@ Birdie's Perch, Leamington |
At Point Pelee National Park, our cutie was welcome inside
the Visitor’s Centre, on the Shuttle to the Tip,
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| Traveling Yorkie @ Shuttle to the Tip, Point Pelee National Park |
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| Traveling Yorkie@ the tip of mainland Canada |
and on the trails and beaches
(or at least the ones we went to)! Because of that, fur baby got to go just
south of the 42nd parallel, as far south as Rome and Barcelona.
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| Traveling Yorkie @ the 42nd parallel, Point Pelee National park |
She
also got to walk along the land of floating cattail at the marsh dotted with
lily pads at the boardwalk.
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| Traveling Yorkie @ Marsh Boardwalk, Point Pelee National Park |
If you are looking for a getaway where you can take your
whole family (both two and four legged ones), Pelee is the place!
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