Nature + Shorelines

Explore over 150 years of local history throughout Glenwood Cemetery's 62 acres of scenic rolling hills. Visit grave sites of historical significance and our renowned Stone Chapel, a designated heritage structure. Our gates are open to the public every day, and visitors are welcome.

Hotel Karydia – your private guesthouse experience. A sanctuary of art and elegance, tucked away on Picton's Main Street, just minutes from Sandbanks Provincial Park beach, Hotel Karydia is where the historic charm of Prince Edward County melds seamlessly with contemporary design and modern amenities. This boutique guesthouse, including 3 luxurious bedrooms, is a serene portal into Canada's newest wine region, on the shores of Lake Ontario.

Herbalist offering consultations, land use advice, plant walks, and Herbal Medicine classes focusing on local wild plants for vitality and wellness.

Little Bluff Conservation Area offers rich history, limestone bluffs, cobblestone beach, trails, and diverse wildlife. Limited access and $15 parking fee in Summer 2021.

Macaulay Heritage Park, a historic site that includes Macaulay House, the A Path Forward exhibit inside the former St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church, a pioneer cemetery, and beautiful gardens.

Explore Macaulay Mountain Conservation Area named after William Macaulay. Enjoy Birdhouse City, 20km trails, and escarpment. Find it on 224 County Road 8 in Picton.

Mariners Park Museum showcases local maritime history. Explore exhibits on fishing, ship building, speedboat racing and more.

Barn quilts are painted replicas of fabric quilt blocks mounted on buildings. They celebrate tradition, preserve heritage, and add charm to rural landscapes. Download the map.

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

Explore Ameliasburgh's heritage at the Ameliasburgh Heritage Hub. Visit the library, heritage village, genealogical center, museum, and A-Frame Association for a historical journey.

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.

Bay Meadows Park on Pleasant Bay near Trenton offers historical charm, beaches, golf, vineyards, antique shops, shopping, dining, and recreational activities for visitors to enjoy.

Guests will find a beautifully manicured 10 acres property, featuring fields of strawberries and other fruits, along with a specialty flower garden, and several large flower fields with trails, art installations, and unique photo taking opportunities. Our mission is to make sure you leave with a huge smile and memories to last a lifetime!

Central Picton's Benson Park offers playground, tennis court, green space, picnic benches, and public washrooms, making it a versatile recreational spot.

Cherry Valley Lions Memorial Park features a free boat launch, gazebo, memorial trees, cement pad with seating, shelter, picnic tables for rent, and camping spots.

Sprawling green space near Picton with ball diamond, playground, community gardens, walking paths, tobogganing hill, and dog park. Bookings at bookings@pecounty.on.ca.