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Prince Edward Information

Prince Edward is a rural escape located on the shores of Lake Ontario, along the province’s southeastern border. It enjoys a relatively mild climate for most of the year, causing dozens of vineyards and wineries to be established throughout the county. Historically, Prince Edward’s economy relied on agriculture and maritime industry, and its location on Lake Ontario made it a popular port destination. It is named for Prince Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent, who was the commander-in-chief of British North America after the American Revolution. Today, there is evidence of Prince Edward’s Loyalist, as well as archaeology from the indigenous peoples who occupied the area before. Prince Edward, a naturally beautiful and culturally rich destination, is sure to please visitors of all kinds.

Prince Edward’s mild climate and proximity to Lake Ontario make it an ideal location for wineries. Many of these offer tastings and a relaxing afternoon experience. Sandbanks Estate Winery offers guided tours as well as tastings of over ten wines. TerraCello Winery, known for its pleasant patio seating area, is known for delicious pizza after a day of wine tasting. On a sunny day, pack a picnic and head over to Point Petre Wildlife Conservation Area. It is a quiet area with few tourists, allowing visitors to enjoy the clear water for swimming. Dogs are welcome here, so bring your whole family and enjoy the natural beauty that Prince Edward has to offer. There are many opportunities for boutique shopping and gallery browsing throughout Prince Edward County. The Oeno Gallery is home to fine art and contemporary art as well as local Canadian pieces. In the outdoors area, sculptures grace the landscape. Come for a wine tasting and enjoy live jazz as you enjoy this creative and laid-back environment.

Toronto, the largest city and capital of Ontario, is a two-hour drive away from Prince Edward. The Distillery District is a waterfront area defined by its Victorian architecture and cobblestone streets. Come for a meal and authentic Canadian beer. Around Christmas, the area is transformed into a huge street market, complete with mulled wine, lights, and a Christmas tree. An hour from Prince Edward, Kingston is a city noted for its rich military history and vibrant food and arts community. Families will enjoy an afternoon at Fort Henry in which employees provide visitors with an authentic experience. See real weapons in action as the staff performs military music, drill, and artillery practices. It is also Ontario’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site! Explore the breathtaking natural beauty of Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park, which is a two-hour drive from Prince Edward. This preserved wilderness area is the largest park in Ontario. Its diverse environment of wetlands, rolling hills, and forests provides visitors with a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Canoeing is a popular activity in the park, and the large variety of animal species makes it a great destination for wildlife viewing.

There are over 650 vacation rentals in Prince Edward on Tripping.com. Many properties overlook Lake Ontario, giving travelers a tranquil refuge to enjoy. For a historic experience, find a colonial house easily by browsing the many pictures that accompany the listings.

Travelers can reach Prince Edward from Ontario Highway 401 or Highway 2. Cars can be rented in nearby Belleville, which is the best way to get around the county.