Macaulay Mountain Conservation Area
Hallowell
This conservation area is named after the late William Macaulay, the son of a United Empire Loyalist, who donated much of the land where Picton is located today. Hikers and picnickers will have plenty to see and explore from the famed Birdhouse City, to the 20km of hiking trails, and all the way up to the steep east-west escarpment on this 178 hectare (440 acre) property.
In Picton, take Bridge Street, then Union Street to 224 County Road 8 on the eastern outskirts of Picton.
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Gillingham Brewing Company
Arts And Culture
Gillingham is a family-owned brewery in a vineyard near Wellington, offering 20 unique Gillingham beers, wine, and food. Beer garden, live music, and events starting in May.
South Shore Joint Initiative
Experience Attraction
South Shore Joint Initiative in Prince Edward County advocates for protecting South Shore lands, biodiversity, heritage, and offers education programs and events. Visit www.ssji.ca/events.
Bent Barn PEC
Experience Attraction
Charming Home Decor & Gift shop offering Primitive, Country, Farmhouse Style items, Artisan candles, Purses, Fedoras, and more in a historic 1800s carriage house setting.
Besom
Arts And Culture
Besom is a broom studio on Salmon Point Road, run by Eve and Chris Harvey. They craft functional, eco-friendly home pieces using traditional techniques.
Good Lox Festival
Experience Attraction
Check out the events at GOOD LOX FESTIVAL 2025, Prince Edward County's Jewish Culture Festival. Film, Music, Books, Food, and Community in downtown Picton. Whether you are Jewish, Jew-ish, or just culture-curious, all are welcome at Good Lox!
Black Hill Dog Company
Service
We provide dog boarding, training, and day camps with activities like agility and group walks. Options include obedience training and behavior modification programs.
Rosetta
Enjoy a variety of pasta, seafood, raw bar dishes, grilled meats, and cocktails in the heart of Picton, Prince Edward County.
Natural Panacea
Experience Attraction
Workshops will be led by Pascaline Phillips and Sasha Maghami.
With over 20 years experience as a Naturopathic Dr, Pascaline is dedicated to helping people to heal themselves - as well as being passionate about food and its healing properties.
With over 15 years of experience in shamanic training, energy work, and ancestral healing, Sasha's work bridges the physical and the spiritual.
The Lakeside Motel
Accommodation
With eleven inviting rooms and two spacious rental houses, every stay is designed for comfort and style. At the heart of The Lakeside experience are two true gems-our fully licensed pool, a rare luxury where relaxation meets indulgence, and The Lakeside Restaurant, a stunning space with breathtaking views and exceptional dining where everyone is welcome to indulge.
Picton Skate Park & Playground
Experience Attraction
Family-friendly skate/BMX park by children's playground, snack shop, and washroom at historic Crystal Palace. Convenient parking at Picton Fairgrounds.
Prince Edward County Lavender Farm
Accommodation
Visit PEC Lavender Farm in wine country for a unique, aromatic experience. Enjoy acres of lavender and herbs, and shop in their boutique for a perfect gift. Come stay at the Bed and Breakfast on site.
Schoolhouse Kitchen
Eat And Drink
Our private chef services are unique dining adventures with hyper-local, seed-to-plate cuisine in Prince Edward County. We bring the restaurant experience right to your home or vacation rental.
Violet Hill Lavender
Experience Attraction
A wonderful Lavender farm where you can relax and enjoy the awesome scent and aroma of Lavender flowers. Also shop of locally made multitude of products made from our organically grown flowers.
Shorehill Cottages on the Water
Accommodation
Shorehill in Picton Bay, 3mins from town, offers The Verne for 4 guests. Newly renovated, dock access, perfect for families and dogs.
We acknowledge that Prince Edward County rests within the ancestral lands and waters stewarded by the Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg (Mississauga), Huron Wendat, and Haudenosaunee. This is a place shaped by their presence, languages, and care since time immemorial. To acknowledge this land is to recognize our responsibility to live as good relatives with each other, with the earth, and with the generations yet to come.