Thousand Islands National Park Mallorytown Landing

Mallorytown Landing serves as the primary visitor hub for Thousand Islands National Park and provides access to some of Ontario’s most beautiful St. Lawrence River landscapes. Located east of Kingston near Brockville, this waterfront destination welcomes travellers exploring the Thousand Islands cottage-country region through hiking, boating, kayaking, camping, and island adventures. The site features visitor facilities, docks, picnic areas, shoreline trails, and launch points for paddling excursions into the national park’s island network. Visitors can access scenic mainland hiking trails or travel by kayak and boat to nearby islands featuring campsites, lookout points, and quiet shoreline landscapes. The crystal-clear waters and unique granite islands create one of Ontario’s most iconic waterfront tourism experiences. Mallorytown Landing is especially popular during summer when boating and paddling traffic peaks throughout the Thousand Islands region. Wildlife sightings frequently include turtles, herons, osprey, and river birds. Families appreciate the accessible waterfront facilities, while photographers and paddlers are drawn to the scenic St. Lawrence River vistas. The location also serves as an excellent introduction to Thousand Islands National Park for first-time visitors planning day trips or extended cottage-country vacations.