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Things to see and do in Kingston.
560 King St W, Kingston, ON K7L 4V7 Kingston Penitentiary had been home to many of Canada's most dangerous and notorious criminals. Built in 1834. Tickets are CDN$35-70 depending on the tour. Check times for either French or English tours. A waiver must be filled in and signed before the tour. Plenty of free parking Visitors MUST arrive 20 min before the tour starts. Children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Walkers and wheelchairs are allowed on the tours. We have 12 wheelchairs on site. Please note there may be some areas that may be difficult to access. Approximately one-third of the tour is outside. Cameras permitted. There will be no refunds or exchanges permitted. Washrooms are available at the start of the tour, at the halfway point as well the end of the tour. Visitors are advised to use a washroom before starting the tour. Please note there is no air conditioning on the tour.
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Nhà tù Kingston
560 King St W
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560 King St W, Kingston, ON K7L 4V7 Kingston Penitentiary had been home to many of Canada's most dangerous and notorious criminals. Built in 1834. Tickets are CDN$35-70 depending on the tour. Check times for either French or English tours. A waiver must be filled in and signed before the tour. Plenty of free parking Visitors MUST arrive 20 min before the tour starts. Children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Walkers and wheelchairs are allowed on the tours. We have 12 wheelchairs on site. Please note there may be some areas that may be difficult to access. Approximately one-third of the tour is outside. Cameras permitted. There will be no refunds or exchanges permitted. Washrooms are available at the start of the tour, at the halfway point as well the end of the tour. Visitors are advised to use a washroom before starting the tour. Please note there is no air conditioning on the tour.
555 King St W, Kingston, ON K7L 4V7 Across the street from the huge maximum prison. This museum is fun for families. A ton of really interesting artifacts. Contraband weapons and escape paraphernalia early punishment and restraint equipment, inmate hobby crafts show the lighter side of life in prison. Don't miss this one. It's free, a donation box is available. A gift shop is on site for cool stuff. If it is not too busy and the worker is nice they may let you into the cell to take photos.
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Correctional Service of Canada Museum
555 King St W
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555 King St W, Kingston, ON K7L 4V7 Across the street from the huge maximum prison. This museum is fun for families. A ton of really interesting artifacts. Contraband weapons and escape paraphernalia early punishment and restraint equipment, inmate hobby crafts show the lighter side of life in prison. Don't miss this one. It's free, a donation box is available. A gift shop is on site for cool stuff. If it is not too busy and the worker is nice they may let you into the cell to take photos.
1 Fort Henry Dr, Kingston, ON K7K 5G8 Tickets are reasonably priced. Great day out. Minutes from downtown shopping and restaurants (by car). There are different packages available. Check times for French vs English tours. There is shopping and dining on site. The shopping is a variety of beautiful art created by local artists. Nice outdoor dining and drink (alcohol is available) on the patio overlooking Lake Ontario, the Royal Military College and the City of Kingston. For reservations to the Battery Bistro outdoor restaurant please call 613-542-7388 ext 4208. There are several options for restaurants anything from fast and quick to fine dining establishments. Popular is the Sunset Ceremonies on Wednesday night in July and August. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Precision marching, rifle drill, military music, cannon firing, and a fireworks finale.
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Fort Henry National Historic Site
1 Fort Henry Drive
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1 Fort Henry Dr, Kingston, ON K7K 5G8 Tickets are reasonably priced. Great day out. Minutes from downtown shopping and restaurants (by car). There are different packages available. Check times for French vs English tours. There is shopping and dining on site. The shopping is a variety of beautiful art created by local artists. Nice outdoor dining and drink (alcohol is available) on the patio overlooking Lake Ontario, the Royal Military College and the City of Kingston. For reservations to the Battery Bistro outdoor restaurant please call 613-542-7388 ext 4208. There are several options for restaurants anything from fast and quick to fine dining establishments. Popular is the Sunset Ceremonies on Wednesday night in July and August. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Precision marching, rifle drill, military music, cannon firing, and a fireworks finale.
This is an active prison and not open to the public (unless of course you are an inmate). I am mentioning this because if you happened to be driving down Bath Rd you will see it. It is a beautiful structure and is nick named the Barbie building. The facility was opened in 1930, and is now the oldest operational federal penitentiary in Ontario. The main prison is medium security, with a minimum security facility. A 96-bed maximum security unit became operational when the main Kingston Pen was closed down.
Collins Bay Institution
1455 Bath Rd
This is an active prison and not open to the public (unless of course you are an inmate). I am mentioning this because if you happened to be driving down Bath Rd you will see it. It is a beautiful structure and is nick named the Barbie building. The facility was opened in 1930, and is now the oldest operational federal penitentiary in Ontario. The main prison is medium security, with a minimum security facility. A 96-bed maximum security unit became operational when the main Kingston Pen was closed down.
2274 Prince Edward County Rd 1, Bloomfield, ON K0K 1G0 Wine Tours. There are a variety of tour companies that have great wine tours of the area. Never been but I know they have half-price options during the week.
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Prince Edward
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2274 Prince Edward County Rd 1, Bloomfield, ON K0K 1G0 Wine Tours. There are a variety of tour companies that have great wine tours of the area. Never been but I know they have half-price options during the week.

Nature

1440 Coverdale Dr, Kingston, ON. Lemoine Point Conservation Area is a 4.3 kilometer loop trail that features a lake. The trail is good for all skill levels and is used for hiking, walking, fishing, and canoeing. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Bring bird seed and whole peanuts. The adults and kids alike enjoy putting food in their hands and have the birds eat right from your palm. The blue jays will dive down and grab the peanuts. A nice quiet place for a walk and enjoy nature.
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Lemoine Point Conservation Area
1440 Coverdale Dr
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1440 Coverdale Dr, Kingston, ON. Lemoine Point Conservation Area is a 4.3 kilometer loop trail that features a lake. The trail is good for all skill levels and is used for hiking, walking, fishing, and canoeing. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Bring bird seed and whole peanuts. The adults and kids alike enjoy putting food in their hands and have the birds eat right from your palm. The blue jays will dive down and grab the peanuts. A nice quiet place for a walk and enjoy nature.
3004 County Rd. 12 RR#1, Picton, K0K 2T0 This is about an hour from our house. Take #33 for a drive along Lake Ontario. You will also drive onto a ferry, free of charge, for a quick boat ride to the area. The boat ride takes about 15 minutes. The ferry runs every half an hour. When you arrive at the Provincial Park there is a fee to enter. Price varies depending on the vehicle and number of passengers. A maximum for a car and its passengers is about $20. Sandbanks is known for its beaches and swimming. It has three natural sand beaches: Outlet Beach is located in the East Lake sector of the park, Sandbanks beach is located in the Sandbanks Day-Use area off Lake Ontario and Dunes Beach is located in the Dunes Day-Use area off West Lake. Outlet and Sandbanks beaches have gradual drop-offs, but the Dunes Beach has a steep drop off and swimmers should take extra caution. Please note: there are no lifeguards posted at the beaches and pets are not permitted except on the designated pet area. Day Use Outlet Beach, Lakeshore and Dunes Beaches are popular day-use areas. All three have sandy beaches with emergency phones (but no lifeguards). Picnic tables are also available. Dunes Beach has three mini picnic shelters close to the beach available on a first-come, first-served basis. Sandbanks and Dunes Day-Use areas have outhouses or vault privies.
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Sandbanks Provincial Park.
3004 County Road 12
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3004 County Rd. 12 RR#1, Picton, K0K 2T0 This is about an hour from our house. Take #33 for a drive along Lake Ontario. You will also drive onto a ferry, free of charge, for a quick boat ride to the area. The boat ride takes about 15 minutes. The ferry runs every half an hour. When you arrive at the Provincial Park there is a fee to enter. Price varies depending on the vehicle and number of passengers. A maximum for a car and its passengers is about $20. Sandbanks is known for its beaches and swimming. It has three natural sand beaches: Outlet Beach is located in the East Lake sector of the park, Sandbanks beach is located in the Sandbanks Day-Use area off Lake Ontario and Dunes Beach is located in the Dunes Day-Use area off West Lake. Outlet and Sandbanks beaches have gradual drop-offs, but the Dunes Beach has a steep drop off and swimmers should take extra caution. Please note: there are no lifeguards posted at the beaches and pets are not permitted except on the designated pet area. Day Use Outlet Beach, Lakeshore and Dunes Beaches are popular day-use areas. All three have sandy beaches with emergency phones (but no lifeguards). Picnic tables are also available. Dunes Beach has three mini picnic shelters close to the beach available on a first-come, first-served basis. Sandbanks and Dunes Day-Use areas have outhouses or vault privies.