Location ID: #19874
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Opened in 2000, Rideau Woodland Ramble boasts a sprawling property that contains collections of rare plant materials and beautiful gardens. From ponds to gazebos, benches to greenhouses, Rideau Woodland Ramble is teeming with both animal and plant ...
Location ID: #19868
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Designed and built by village carpenter Abraham Harris in 1859, this 2 storey structure is an example of Gothic Revival style. The historic Hall was nicknamed Layer Cake Hall to reflect its elaborate woodwork details and its use by different groups ...
Location ID: #19846
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The Battle of the Windmill National Historic Site is located east of the Town of Prescott Ontario on the St. Lawrence River in the Township of Edwardsburg / Cardinal. It was acquired by the city in 1923 and designated a national historic site in ...
Location ID: #19844
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Country Side Antiques sits on a small, lush piece of land in Kemptville. Originally part of a small farming community, it now functions as an eclectic antique shop. Several older buildings remain on the land, including the Log House, Stone House, ...
Location ID: #19809
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Downtown Cornwall is a traditional main street commercial district featuring a wide variety of family-run restaurants, shops and businesses. The principal street is Pitt Street, and it is bookended by the iconic clock tower and waterfront at one ...
Location ID: #19841
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Gorgeous waterfront park on the St. Lawrence River that has walking paths, a swimming/diving dock, benches to take in the view, and Canada’s first underwater sculpture park. The underwater sculptures by local artists and students from nearby schools ...
Location ID: #1852
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Odessa was the source of many mills along its banks, with the first mill founded in 1830. In 1907, John Babcock acquired a planing mill and it soon became renowned as a Basket Factory. In 1977, the mill was purchased by Loyalist Township, completely ...
Location ID: #19834
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Springside Park is home to small waterfalls that powered Napanee’s many mills 200 years ago. Historically, below the falls, the river was navigable by cargo schooners, and from early spring to late fall, schooners and sailboats moved down the river ...
Location ID: #2201
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3/8 mile dirt track on an 80 acre property. Observation rooms. Large parking area. First opened in 1969, the facility changed hands in 1984 and was entirely rebuilt at that time, with more improvements to the racing surface taking place in 2007. It ...
Location ID: #19810
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Cornwall’s Cotton Mill District features a series of 19th century industrial buildings that have been redeveloped into a mix of condos and professional office space while incorporating the area’s rich architectural components wherever possible. It ...
Location ID: #19811
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Lamoureux Park is a massive waterfront park running along the shore of the St. Lawrence River in the centre of Cornwall. The park features many points of interest including Marina 200, Cornwall Aquatic Centre, Cornwall Civic Complex, Cornwall ...
Location ID: #19808
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The Brockville Arts Centre was built in 1858 to serve as a town hall, marketplace, and fire engine house. In the late 1800’s the facility was converted to a performing arts venue, and it continues to host concerts, dance, community theatre groups ...
Location ID: #19806
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The Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing is nestled in the banks of the St. Lawrence River, home of the beautiful 1000 Islands in Brockville. This 27-million-dollar discovery centre is 6 years old and boasts over 33,000 square feet of exhibit space ...
Location ID: #3358
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Built in 1882-83, Glanmore was home to four generations of the Phillips-Burrows-Faulkner family in Belleville, Ontario. Located on a corner lot in a residential area known as the “Old East Hill”, this large 3-storey white-brick Victorian house was ...
Location ID: #19801
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Corby Rose Garden is located in Belleville’s Old East Hill neighbourhood that is rich with beautifully preserved historic architecture. It was donated to the City of Belleville in 1905 by Henry Corby and was converted to a rose garden in 1967, at ...
Location ID: #19789
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Located in the middle of the Village of Warkworth, this 3-acre conservation area sits on a dammed section of Mill Creek, making it a perfect area for recreational fishers. The park includes wooded areas and a walking path along the river, passing by ...
Location ID: #19788
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The Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area is 32 acres of land with 3 km of walkable hiking trails and a provincial fish sanctuary. It sits on the banks of the Trent River and has a usable boat launch as well as a walking path that follows along the ...
Location ID: #19787
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This 200-acre conservation area has 6.5 km of trails varying in intensity. It undergoes constant improvement and restoration, making it perfectly suited for its yearly Family Fishing Day in June. It’s large sheltered picnic tables offer space to ...
Location ID: #19786
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Sager Conservation Area is a 47 acres piece of land whose main attraction is a 30-foot-tall lookout tower. A short 1 km trail leads up to the metal structure, and another 48 steps up the tower will leave you at the top, looking at trees as far as ...
Location ID: #19785
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This conservation area has open, manicured spaces and 91 acres of wild nature looming behind it. Just past the forest’s edge, a 2.5 km trail follows Butler Creek through a hardwood forest, ending with a view of Presqu’ile Bay. Frequented by hikers, ...
Location ID: #19784
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Also known as Big Murray Swamp, this 1650 acre piece of land is one of the largest remaining wetlands in South Eastern Ontario. It’s a low traffic area, and as such is of regional significance for wildlife.
Location ID: #19783
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Situated on Squires Creek, the land surrounding this former mill and dam is comprised of wetland, bush, and farmland. Perfect for fishing, walking and picnics, this 60-acre spot features mowed trails, the historic mill site, a few outdoor tables, a ...
Location ID: #19782
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Nestled in rolling hills of Northumberland County, this 441 Acres conservation area features large gravel ridges left behind by glaciers, wetlands, creeks, and an abundance of tall oaks. There are six trails (a total of 12 kilometres of hiking ...
Location ID: #19781
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Sitting on the bank of the Trent River, this 10-acre piece of land features a boat launch and several sheltered picnic areas, as well as a short, level walking trail. A perfect spot for fishing and picnics, it also has a spacious parking lot ...