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In Leamington, vacation rentals start at $83 per night.
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About Leamington
Located along the north shore of Lake Erie, this southern Ontario municipality is a sunny paradise. You can expect long, lingering summers and moderate weather all year round, making it attractive as both a residential and recreational area. Leamington was ranked the number one place to live in Canada for its attractive neighborhoods, range of activities and culturally rich mosaic a few years back. This ‘Sun Parlour of Canada’ is a truly a community of diversity in all respect.
Things to do in Leamington
Point Pelee National Park has kilometers of waterfront parkland and walking trails, accompanied by a marina and recreation complex. Explore the conservation areas throughout the park, and see what unique species make their home in Point Pelee. Leamington has the largest concentration of greenhouses in North America, specializing in growing tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and flowers. Known as the tomato capital of Canada, the town kicks off the tomato-harvesting season by hosting a Tomato Festival each August. See how Leamington celebrates its heritage as the H.J. Heinz Company’s center, even after the company’s local plant closed its doors in 2014. Check out the town’s tourist information booth and water tower, which are in the shape of a tomato. Leamington’s location on the shore of Lake Erie makes it a prime spot for recreation. Spend a relaxing day by the lake, or embark on an adventure in the water. Paddle out to Middle Island to explore the wealth of local wildlife you’ll find. Or take a dip in the cool water for a refreshing swim.
Day trips from Leamington
Leamington is close to Canada’s border, and it takes less than an hour to drive into the United States. If you head northeast, you’ll get to Detroit, Michigan, where you’ll find a revival of lush, green spaces and a revitalized downtown area. Nicknamed the “Motor City,” Detroit has long-standing ties to the auto industry. Such influences have inspired everything from the city’s events, to its arts and culture. You could stop just shy of Detroit, and visit Windsor, Ontario, known as a little town of big “firsts.” Windsor was the first region where hockey was played, near Canada’s first college. The world’s first pumpkin regatta and first agricultural fair were both also held in Windsor. If you travel inland away from the border, stop by Chatham-Kent to discover the most poignant stops along the Underground Railroad. This region became home to some of the most successful black settlements of former slaves. Located north of Leamington is Lake St. Clair, a freshwater gem that’s surrounded by hundreds of destinations and attractions. There are tons of swimming holes and beaches for family-friendly fun, as well as unique restaurants and nightlife hotspots for the over-21 crowd.
Leamington accommodations
Explore a range of accommodations in Leamington, from lakeside cottages to national name-brand hotels. Lakeside cottages range from modest in size to multi-bedroom, while hotels guarantee luxuries such as front desk and room services. You’ll find home-style inns operated by local families, and historic motels that have been a part of the city since the early 1900s. You could choose a campground setting, to be near the lake, or camp out in the woods or near a cove for a night under the stars.
Transportation in Leamington
Leamington Transit serves the greater Leamington area, providing buses as a mode of transportation. There is a small private airport located four kilometers east of town, and two ferries to Pelee Island that operate on a seasonal basis. Highways 3 and 77 from Leamington connect to the provincial highway network. The town also has a bicycle path from the middle of town to the Marina, which is open-use for pedestrians, joggers, cyclists and skateboarders.
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