The CAPE

Historic winery and sprawling 135 acre estate in Prince Edward County, Ontario, The Grange of Prince Edward grows 6 varietals on a 40-acre vineyard, producing estate-grown wines reflecting the region's unique style and distinctive terroir.

Discover eclectic fine art at The Sybil Frank Gallery in Wellington. Featuring modern, landscape, whimsical, and bold pieces, honoring owner's grandmothers Sybil and Frances.

A nature-based experience inspired by forest bathing. Includes a guided nature walk, learning about local plants, followed by creating an encaustic art piece using collected materials.

Thoughtful wine bar featuring market cuisine.

Healing Arts Giftware: Classes/Workshops, Energy Treatments, Crystals, Incense/Smudge, Tarot/Oracle Cards, Books, Jewelry, Essential Oils, Candles, Singing Bowls and so much more.

Experience a peaceful retreat in a historic 1866 school house, offering comfort, convenience, and serene surroundings in Prince Edward County.

We offer a variety of fresh produce, including apples, beets, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, onions, pears, peppers, plums, pumpkins, squash, and tomatoes, based on availability.

Charming two-bedroom guesthouse with sunset patio near downtown Picton on 2.5 acres. Private suite separate from main home, includes use of our commercial Sandbanks Park Pass.

Prince Edward Dog Park in Delhi Park is Picton’s largest greenspace. Enter via double gates at the northeast corner. Two parking options available nearby.

Passion for travel led us to create the Mary Street Guesthouse in Prince Edward County with six guest suites available.

Traditional bed and breakfast in wine country. Enjoy fishing, swimming, and canoeing nearby. Walk to downtown Picton for dining and shopping. Relax by the pool.

Curated collections of premium alpaca products including socks, blankets, and gifts. Experience sustainable alpaca warmth and style from our farm and global designers.

Explore the outdoor space, complete with a tasting room and lawn games. Make sure you get Cold Tea cider —what a treat!

Prince Edward County’s handmade lemonade. Always made by hand, and always one at a time.