Loch Mór Cider Company
Hillier
Loch Mór Cider Company makes small batch cider crafted with care in Prince Edward County. Our award winning small batch cider is made from apples pressed on site at harvest time when the fruit is full of flavour and then allowed to mature until Spring. Our family orchard, planted with cider and heritage apple varieties, is set in the beautiful countryside near Wellington, Prince Edward County. You’re welcome to relax at our cidery and enjoy a glass with the view.
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Black River Cottages
Accommodation
A family-run waterfront cottage retreat in Prince Edward County, where days slow down, kids play freely, and guests return year after year for the feeling of being truly at ease.
The Store in Cherry Valley
Experience Attraction
Quintessential General Store offering camping essentials, almond milk, Black River cheese curds, local produce, clothing, gifts, and more. Owners Karol and Steve available for assistance.
Savon Du Bois
Experience Attraction
Savon Du Bois, established 20 years ago, creates hand-made body products with locally-sourced ingredients. We also offer organic teas and ethically-sourced coffee for a holistic lifestyle.
Stone Temple Coffees
Experience Attraction
Stone Temple Coffees in Prince Edward County offers award-winning, Fairtrade-Organic coffee. Visit their tasting bar or shop for specialty coffee, teas, and unique products.
Alchemy Artist Residency
Arts And Culture
The only ongoing artists-in-residence initiative in Prince Edward County. Alchemy is an artist-led initiative that connects art, food, farming, and community. We invite artists to create new or ongoing work inspired by local landscapes and people, foster collaboration through shared meals and public engagement, and document the stories that emerge. Alchemy bridges rural and urban settings, cultivates collaboration, encourages place-based inquiry and fosters community engagement. Since 2015 we have welcomed more than 100 artists to Alchemy.
Pleasant Stay Guesthouse
Accommodation
Nestled in the heart of Prince Edward Counties wineries, beaches, great restaurants, millennial trail, sugar shacks, shopping and so much more. Enjoy your self.
555 Brewing Co.
Eat And Drink
Family-run craft brewery since 2017. Specializing in true-to-style beers and wood-fired pizzas. We offer a fun, inclusive, and safe environment for customers.
County Traders
Shopping
County Traders offers a diverse selection of used furniture, antiques, artwork, collectibles and other nostalgic curiosities. Stop by often as their inventory changes daily!
Kinsip House of Fine Spirits
Experience Attraction
Visit Kinsip House of Fine Spirits in Prince Edward County for farm-based craft spirits, tours, and a cozy atmosphere with local ingredients and heritage charm.
SUJEO Korean Restaurant
Eat And Drink
Introducing SUJEO: Korean word for chopsticks and spoon. Proudly serving fresh, casual Korean home-style food and homemade sauce in Picton.
Hayes Inn Bed and Breakfast
Accommodation
Experience history at Hayes Inn, a cozy B&B in Waupoos. Built in 1838, this colonial home offers modern amenities, including en suite bathrooms and espresso machines.
Maison Marigold - 2 Sandbanks Passes
Accommodation
Charming county house with a beautiful yard and just steps away from Bloomfield's main street. Close to stores, restaurants, the millennial trail, and the famous Slicker's ice Cream! Well equipped kitchen, comfortable bedrooms, lots of games for children and adults and plenty of space to store your bikes. We have 2 Ontario Provincial Parks vehicle passes which allows for free entry to Sandbanks.
The Royal Hotel
Accommodation
The Royal Hotel in Prince Edward County offers a historic and charming stay, with farm-to-table dining, spa services, and meeting spaces.
Accommodating Bay Campground
Accommodation
Experience the beauty of Accommodating Bay Trailer Park & Camp Site in Prince Edward County. Enjoy camping, local activities, and nearby attractions.
Lacey Estates Winery
Experience Attraction
Lacey Estates began in 1982 as a summer retreat in Hillier. With rich soil, they planted various vines and opened a family winery in 2009.
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.