
Hallowell
Experience Moto Craft, the ultimate motorcycle festival of speed, art, and culture at Base31, Prince Edward County, July 31–Aug 3, 2025. We’re throwing the ultimate motorcycle culture festival at spectacular Base31, located on the site of a 750-acre WWII air training base in Prince Edward County. This isn’t just a motorcycle show–it’s a next level festival that mixes motorcycles with speed, art, music and a weekend full of fun surrounded by bikes and friends.



















Chef Chris Byrne
Experience Attraction
Chef Chris Byrne caters gourmet vegetarian, vegan, and raw-inspired dishes for events of any size, providing a unique culinary experience.

OMVA
Experience Attraction
The Show will showcase many military vehicles from motorcycles all the way up to tanks. The show also includes reenactors who do living history displays of WW2 life and equipment and once a day they do a battle. Show will include vehicles moving around, loud explosions and gunfire. Food trucks will be on site.

Ameliasburgh Heritage Village
Arts And Culture
Ameliasburgh Heritage Village is a pioneer village with historic buildings, including a former Methodist church, log cabin, blacksmith shop, and more.

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 Logan
Accommodation
The Logan is a boutique hotel experience centrally located steps away from Picton’s Main Street. This beautiful home includes The Garden Suite, The Highland Suite and the West suite and has a total of 7 bedrooms, 3 kitchens, and 3.5 bathrooms. Each suite also has it's own living area and fully equipped kitchen, ready for your stay in the County.

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.

The Charcuterie Co.
Service
The Charcuterie Co. invites you to Graze the County with thoughtfully curated charcuterie boxes, picnic experiences, and grazing tables featuring local meats, cheeses, preserves, crackers, and sweet treats. Delivery available across Prince Edward County.

Carson's Garden + Market
Experience Attraction
Home and Garden Retail Space, with a fully stocked greenhouse and fresh flower shop on site. We love plants and all things outdoors. Come in for a recharge or grab lunch with our resident Mediterranean food truck

The Cedar Crest Log House
Accommodation
A beautiful 3-bedroom log cabin on 8 acres with a peaceful pond, part of Lake on the Mountain Resort. Ideal for couples or families.

The Gathering Spot
Accommodation
Steps from "The Drake" hotel, a 4-bedroom cottage in Wellington offers a cozy retreat with modern amenities, spacious living areas, and a convenient location in Prince Edward County.

Freddie Rae Private Events & Wine Services
Experience Attraction
Elevate your County retreat with a fun and interactive wine experience by sommelier and PEC winemaker, Freddie Rae. Rather than just tell the story of wine, freddie invites you take part in it through blind tasting and team-building activity. It’s the perfect opportunity to break the ice and pick up some vino knowledge along the way.

I-Float Spa
Service
Opened in winter 2019, I-Float offers float therapy in Prince Edward County. Relax in Epsom salt water for pain relief and relaxation.

DIVE IN CHARM
Eat And Drink
Japanese take-out on Hwy 33 in Picton. Homemade food available for pickup only from a house location.

Portico Gardens
Experience Attraction
Portico Gardens is an EcoCert Canada certified organic market garden offering a variety of unique produce, including garlettes, grown on-site.

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.