Local Attractions

The Northumberland County Forest is a 2,225-hectare conservation area on Ontario's Oak Ridges Moraine, managed for both ecological restoration and sustainable timber harvesting. It offers over 45 kilometres of multi-use trails for hiking, cycling, and winter sports, including rare habitats like the globally significant Black Oak Savannah.

The PEC Wine Explorer is a digital platform and mobile app created by the Prince Edward County Winegrowers Association to help visitors navigate the region’s wineries and cideries. It features a unique taste profile tool that matches your personal preferences with specific local bottles and provides interactive maps to help you plan a custom vineyard itinerary.

The PEC Arts Trail is a year-round, self-guided driving tour that connects visitors to professional studios and galleries throughout Prince Edward County. Following distinctive blue trail signs, travelers can explore a diverse range of local art, including paintings, sculptures, and ceramics, at their own pace.

The Millennium Trail is a popular 46-kilometre multi-use recreational path in Prince Edward County that follows an abandoned railway line through forests, farm fields, and wineries. While the County's trail is the most well-known, several Ontario cities like Niagara Falls and Orillia also feature paved "Millennium" trail systems for local walking and cycling.

The Wellington Farmers' Market at The Eddie Hotel and Farm in Prince Edward County offers a curated selection of over 35 local vendors, including fresh produce, handmade crafts, and artisanal foods. It operates every Saturday morning from early May through October, providing a pet-friendly community space with free parking and live music.

Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park is a unique natural curiosity in Prince Edward County featuring a freshwater lake perched 60 metres above Lake Ontario with no visible source. This day-use park is a popular spot for picnicking and photography, offering stunning views of the Bay of Quinte and the Glenora Ferry below.

“Camp Picton in the Gazette: The War Years” is a historical exhibit exploring the role of Camp Picton during World War II through archival newspaper coverage, photographs, and artifacts. Hosted at Macaulay Heritage Park, it offers insight into military training activities and the camp’s impact on the local community during the war years.

Meditation Classes: From Beginner to Advanced are guided mindfulness sessions designed to support participants at all experience levels, from those new to meditation to advanced practitioners. These classes incorporate techniques such as breathwork, guided meditation, and sound healing to improve mental clarity, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being in a structured, supportive environment.

Ontario’s largest annual dog sled racing event, featuring competitive and recreational races plus winter festival activities in a small northern community.

A community-focused 5-pin bowling alley in Haileybury offering leagues, casual bowling, and a small snack/restaurant area.

A 5-pin bowling centre in Dryden featuring multiple lanes, leagues, and a small restaurant/bar for casual play and events.

A small, modern 5-pin bowling alley in downtown Perth offering boutique-style lanes, leagues, and casual play in a relaxed setting.

A full-service 5-pin bowling alley in Lindsay, Ontario offering leagues, public bowling, and food services.

A full‑service bowling entertainment centre in Peterborough offering 24 lanes of 5‑pin and 12 lanes of 10‑pin bowling, league play, glow bowling, birthday party packages, a lounge and snack bar, billiards, and more for all ages.

A classic local bowling alley in Orillia with 18 lanes of 5‑pin bowling, glow‑in‑the‑dark “Rock N Bowl” nights, leagues, birthday party packages, a licensed snack bar, and casual family entertainment.

A family-friendly 5-pin bowling centre in Cobourg featuring multiple lanes, leagues, glow bowling, and a lounge for casual and group entertainment.

A large two-level entertainment centre in North Bay offering 5-pin bowling, a 20-table billiards hall, food and bar service, and activities like karaoke and leagues for all ages.

A large indoor bowling centre in Barrie offering both 5-pin and 10-pin lanes, leagues, arcade games, and glow-in-the-dark “cosmic” bowling for all ages.

A family-friendly entertainment centre in Owen Sound offering 5-pin and 10-pin bowling, arcade games, laser tag, food, and event space for all ages.

A family-friendly bowling and entertainment centre featuring 5-pin and 10-pin bowling, food, drinks, and event space in downtown Hanover.

A large multi-use community recreation centre in Wasaga Beach featuring fitness facilities, pools, event spaces, and programs for all ages

A classic community bowling alley in Midland offering 5-pin bowling, leagues, and casual play for families and groups.

A modern entertainment centre in Kingston featuring bowling, arcade games, food, and a bar in a lively, family-friendly setting.

A full-service fishing and hunting outfitter in Red Lake providing gear, bait, licences, and trip support for anglers and outdoor visitors.

A small municipal marina on Red Lake offering docking, fuel, and very limited snack/provision services for boaters.

A roadside gas station and outfitter near Atikokan offering fuel, live bait, fishing tackle, and basic outdoor supplies for anglers and travelers.

A roadside gas station and outfitter near Atikokan offering fuel, live bait, fishing tackle, and basic outdoor supplies for anglers and travelers.

A waterfront municipal park and campground on Rainy Lake offering RV and tent camping with basic amenities but no dedicated retail store.

A municipally operated full-service marina on Rainy River with docking, fuel, and a small concession-style store for boaters.

A local outdoor supply and gift shop combining a bait & tackle store with artisanal goods and a small café setup, often referred to casually as a “trading post.”

A seasonal RV park and marina‑style campground on the shores of Wabigoon Lake just outside Dryden, offering RV and tent sites with basic amenities and access to boating and outdoor recreation.

A year‑round bait and tackle shop in downtown Dryden that also operates as a laundromat and convenience store, offering live and artificial bait, fishing tackle, and supplies for anglers.

A local general trading post and outfitter near Wawa’s waterfront offering fishing tackle, outdoor gear, camping supplies, and other essentials.

A family-owned campground along the Magpie River offering RV sites, tenting, and amenities like a pool, playground, and small camp store.

A full-service marina in Wawa with a small on-site store offering fuel, snacks, and boating/fishing supplies.

A year-round roadside trading post and motel serving travelers with fuel, food, and outdoor supplies along Highway 129.

A family focused campground shop providing firewood propane snacks beach toys toiletries and rental supplies designed to support overnight guests and seasonal RV residents throughout the Thessalon camping property busy.