Bay Meadows Park
Hillier
Bay Meadows Park is located on Pleasant Bay which flows out into Lake Ontario between Trenton and Picton in Prince Edward County. Settled by United Empire Loyalists, the area is rich in cultural and historical points of interest.
Besides our own recreational facilities, you’ll find one of the nicest beaches banked by sand dunes only a walk away. You can also enjoy golfing, vineyard tours, antique browsing, shopping and fine dining, all located in the immediate area.
We look forward to sharing our Park with you!
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Frid Events
Service
Frid Events is a team of designers, florists and decorators curating weddings and events in Ottawa and Prince Edward County. From concept to execution, we're the team you need to throw a killer party with ease and simplicity. Enjoy the process, ditch the stress! Our mix-and-match services allow you to choose exactly what level of help you need.
Serendipity Yoga
Experience Attraction
Cultivating mindfulness through breath and poses. Our mission is to leave all individuals feeling better than when they arrived. Offering yoga, meditation, and Reiki experiences.
Watson House - Century Home near Sandbanks
Accommodation
Available year-round, Watson House is a beautifully restored, upscale century home in Cherry Valley. This delightful property accommodates eight guests. Lic# STA-2019-0022
99.3 COUNTY FM
99.3 County FM is a non-profit community radio station in The County, showcasing local talent, public affairs, weather, events, and news. Staffed mainly by volunteers.
Waupoos Marina
Accommodation
Waupoos Marina is a hidden gem on Lake Ontario, offering prime boating opportunities with 186 slips, vacation cottages, and proximity to Picton and other nearby attractions.
The CAPE
Accommodation
The CAPE, a historic venue and boutique accommodation, is located near Picton Main Street, offering modern sophistication while preserving its charm.
Eliken House -Quiet, Private, Relaxing... The perfect place for a County getaway!
Accommodation
The Eliken House Experience Private, Quiet & Upscale Suites - Max 6 Adult Guests Firepit and Dock on Private Waterfront. The perfect place for a quiet and relaxing getaway!
Les clients francophones sont les bienvenus à Eliken House. Howard, l'un des propriétaires, bien que non bilingue, est « semi-fluent » et fait de son mieux pour communiquer en français. Chez-nous, on essaie de parler français
County Roads Theatre Company
Experience Attraction
Intimate profession theatre in Prince Edward County.
The Bloomfield Inn
Accommodation
Located in the heart of Bloomfield, Ontario, The Bloomfield Inn is a thoughtfully restored heritage hotel housed in a former village schoolhouse dating back to the late 1800s. Rich in history and character, the Inn offers a welcoming and comfortable stay in Prince Edward County, just steps from Bloomfield’s shops, galleries, and cafés.
Guests are perfectly positioned to explore the best of The County — from strolling the iconic sand dunes and beaches of Sandbanks Provincial Park to sampling wine flights at Prince Edward County’s award-winning wineries and discovering the area’s vibrant food and live music scene. Whether you’re cycling country roads, browsing local art, or enjoying seasonal events, Bloomfield is an ideal home base for County adventures.
After a day of exploring, return to The Bloomfield Inn to relax in cozy, well-appointed accommodations that blend historic charm with modern comforts. Ideal for romantic getaways, weekend escapes, and laid-back County stays, The Bloomfield Inn offers a memorable place to slow down and experience the unique character of Prince Edward County.
Visit the County
Discover the rural charm and activities in our community!
The Spotted Zebra Studio
Arts And Culture
Hand made home art and decor - trivets, coasters, canvas paintings in bold colours and abstract design.
The Terrace 1851
Accommodation
Stay in your own 19th-century two-storey townhouse in the heart of historic downtown Picton
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.