Visitor Info Points & Centres

Prince Edward County, a 1,050 km² peninsula, features multiple access points across its expansive landscape. To ensure comprehensive visitor support, we collaborate closely with key partners at strategic locations, designated as Visitor Information Locations. From June to October, these spots offer printed guides, brochures, maps, and friendly assistance during regular business hours. 

Visitor Information Locations are a collaborative effort between Prince Edward County and each partnering business or organization. While staff and volunteers are eager to assist with resources and advice, please note they do not facilitate trip planning or reservations on behalf of visitors.

Summer Visitor Centre

Located in the heart of Picton, The Regent Theatre transforms into Prince Edward County’s main Visitor Information Centre for the summer season.
Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, June 8 to September 27, it’s your go-to stop for everything you need to plan your time in The County.
Inside, you’ll find:
Friendly, trained staff ready to help you make the most of your visit
Visitor information and local recommendations
Printed materials to guide your trip
Bus tickets and transit information to help you get around
Public washroom access

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Glenora Ferry Terminals

Waiting for the ferry? Both terminals offer quick access to maps and visitor information, making them an easy stop to get your bearings before exploring the County.

Southern/PEC Terminal

11369 Loyalist Pkwy, Glenora

The spot so nice, you can visit twice! Public washrooms, racks of tourism materials are on both sides of the ferry crossing. There are a few informational plaques and benches while you wait for your ride. The ferry is part of the MTO highway, so crossing (or just riding for fun) is free!

Approx. 6AM - 1AM daily

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Northern/Lennox & Addington Terminal

11245 Loyalist Pkwy, Deseronto

The spot so nice, you can visit twice! Public washrooms, racks of tourism materials are on both sides of the ferry crossing. There are a few informational plaques and benches while you wait for your ride. The ferry is part of the MTO highway, so crossing (or just riding for fun) is free!

Approx. 6AM - 1AM daily

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