The Village Inn offers:
- picnic and bonfire area overlooking Lake Ontario
- beautiful view of the dunes at Sandbanks Provincial Park
- children's play area
- on-site restaurant opens at 5:30 a.m. Monday through Saturday
- during the summer months, our flower and vegetable gardens are in full bloom for your viewing pleasure
- flat rock shoreline (perfect for adult swimming)
- enjoy a wonderful sunrise or sunset over the lake
- we have ice available in the front office
The Village
Inn offers you and yours a beautiful view of the dunes at Sandbank's Provincial
Park. We have a picnic and bonfire area, as well as a great play area
for your children, so they won't be bored while you are enjoying the outdoors.
There is a flat rock shoreline here at The Village Inn making this perfect
for adult swimming. We have ice available in the front office from 9:00
a.m. to 9:00 p.m. If you need more than a snack we have an on-site restaurant
that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, 7 days a week.
During the summer months, our flower and vegetable gardens are in full bloom for your enjoyment.
And while you enjoy the wonderful sunrise or sunset over the lake you can be sure that your stay with us will add to some of your wonderful memories of Prince Edward County.
If you can't find what you are looking for here, the Village of Wellington, "The Coolest Spot When The Weather's Hot", surely does! Within walking distance, you will find:
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Learn all about this quaint little village that we are located in
One of southern Ontario's most delightful recreational spots.
Sandbanks boasts three sandy beaches, Outlet Beach, Sandbanks Beach and
DunesBeach, among the largest and most beautiful beaches in Ontari
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with golden sand and sparkling water. Windsurfing, sailing, canoeing and
boating compete with sunbathing and swimming as favourite park activities.
Sandy beaches and refreshing waters provide an oasis for relaxed summer outings. A smaller version of the famous Sandbanks, North Beach offers similar scenery and recreational opportunities. Cruise the bay and reel in the catch of the day, choose a spot on the beach to splash in the waves and enjoy a picnic by the water's edge. Cap off your day's adventures with a view of Lake Ontario's dazzling sunsets.
Updated frequently the Community Calendar is a great resource for activities taking place in the area.
Without a doubt, you won't be able to visit the hundreds of local artisan shops on a single day trip. Take time to see all the antique and craft shops, glasswork studios, painters' galleries, pottery places, sculptors' exhibits and museums.
With numerous hiking trails you can see why "The County" has the reputation as one of the most beautiful places in Ontario. A perfect outing for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
One of the best places to learn how to tour by bicycle. Distances between points are very short, and there are all kinds of small villages around for rest stops. The roads are beautiful and uncrowded.
Biking enthusiasts from Australia, Germany, Italy, United States, and various parts of Canada have enjoyed Prince Edward County's gorgeous rolling hills through rare countryside with views of Lake Ontario.
The County Cider Company is a Canadian estate winery specializing in hard ciders. (In North America, hard cider is fresh sweet cider that has been fermented.) Come and visit and take part in the free wine tasting.
Bergeron's Exotic Animal Sanctuary in Prince Edward County. A small non-profit group dedicated to rescuing and caring for captive exotic animals in distress. they have lions, tigers, jaguars, cougars, monkeys, lemurs, birds and much, much more for you to see.
The Regent Theatre has been a landmark on Picton's Main Street since 1922 and in recognition of its historic significance, was designated as a heritage building in 1999. Offering films and live performances you will have a delightful time here.
