Port Stanley Visitor's Centre - Port Stanley, Ontario

Le Port Stanley Visitor's Centre est un office de tourisme très utile situé à 199 Carlow Rd, Port Stanley, ON N5L 1B6, Canada. Le centre offre une grande variété de services pour les visiteurs, incluant des informations sur les attractions touristiques locales et les événements à venir.

Le Port Stanley Visitor's Centre est spécialisé dans l'accueil des touristes et propose une multitude de ressources pour rendre votre séjour agréable et informatif. Vous y trouverez des brochures, des cartes, des dépliants et des conseils utiles pour découvrir la région.

Cet endroit est accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui est un grand avantage pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Le parking est également accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui facilite l'accès au centre pour tous les visiteurs.

Le Port Stanley Visitor's Centre a reçu de nombreux avis positifs sur Google My Business, avec un avis moyen de 4.3/5 sur la base de 38 avis. Les visiteurs ont apprécié l'accueil chaleureux, les informations utiles et l'emplacement pratique du centre.

Si vous prévoyez de visiter Port Stanley, nous vous recommandons vivement de vous arrêter au Port Stanley Visitor's Centre pour obtenir des informations sur les attractions touristiques et les événements à venir. Vous pourrez également y trouver des conseils sur les activités à faire dans la région, les restaurants et les hébergements.

En plus de tous ces avantages, le Port Stanley Visitor's Centre dispose d'un site web facile à naviguer, elgintourist.com, où vous pouvez trouver des informations supplémentaires sur la région et les services offerts par le centre. Nous vous recommandons de visiter leur site web pour en savoir plus sur les attractions touristiques locales et les événements à venir.

Avis de Port Stanley Visitor's Centre

Chris Agro

5/5

I love the piano. Such a nice idea. Any time I’m in that area I love to just watch someone walk up and play a tune

Clinton Lazrado

5/5

All the information you need if you're in town. The parking here is free but if you want to go to the beach then it's a bit of a walk. Beach parking is paid parking and is constantly monitored by parking enforcement. The washrooms at the visitors centre are clean. You can take a walk along the sides by the water. It can be a little chilly in the evenings though so carry a light jacket.

T Campbell

3/5

Always clean washrooms, but some handicapped door openers do not work and the men's WC toilet door has been broken for a month!!!
Is there not a weekly check for these kinds of items?
Also, do something about all the Canada Goose droppings on the walkways at the Harbour.

Joseph R

5/5

It's just another (closed for the season) visitors center...

TheFatelessHero

5/5

It is in a perfect and accessible place.
And has great, clean washrooms.

Adam Wills

5/5

Parking almost always available, washroom is already clean.

Rem Alo

4/5

There is a water bottle fill station, and very clean washrooms available to the public

Bob Cann

1/5

So on a nice sunny Sunday a week ago we went to the Port Stanley visitors center we were told we could park for free when we asked where we should pay!! There were 4 rows of parked cars we did not see a spot when a man backed out and we took his spot!! We thought isn’t this nice! We went across the street to the music on the lawn by the Legion to wish a friend a happy birthday we stayed for about an hour or less!! We came back to our car and found a ticket on our windshield for $70!!
The ticket stated we were not parked in a prescribed spot and I called the bylaw enforcement office and was emailed a complaint form! I filled it out and received a reply by email accompanied by a photo of the parking lot when empty showing there were only supposed to be 3 rows of parking not 4 but to be fair with the lit full you could not see the lines and there were 4 rows neatly parked not crammed and we simply pulled into a spot that someone else vacated!! There are no signs indicating any forms of no parking or warnings that you can be ticketed anywhere! I was told everyone else was ticketed also but I only saw a ticket on our car and I checked! I spoke to the welcome center staff who said the port Stanley municipality is in charge and they only rent space! This is such a flagrant money grab and they make it nearly impossible to argue or go to court with limited daytime hours much too difficult to fight it in the local provincial offences court! This is akin to those speed limit signs behind a tree in the southern US! Let’s put a lot with free parking but ticket everyone who parks in the rows in the middle because they purposely left enough room for 2 rows in the middle to bait people into parking there so they can ticket them later what a crock!! In the welcome center lot no less!! BEWARE!!