Picton, Canada Travel Blogs

Rest today to drive another day!
Sep 7, 2008 (7 photos)

... just perfect! We also did a short drive around Prince Edward County towards the small town of Wellington. Very similar to Picton, quite nice and welcoming. We started our fireplace early and cooked a delicious dinner of pasta with herbs...and not a ...

Beach Walkin'
Sep 6, 2008 (12 photos)

... and young "white trash" (or at least they dress very similarly). By the way, we managed to update all our travelpod days in Picton. The public library there is extraordinary and they have no limit in the internet use. Back to the BBQ now. Cheerio.

Arriving at Lake Ontario
Sep 5, 2008 (8 photos)

... So, we landed on this very beautiful penisula of Prince Edward County, and we are now updating in the library of its little capital, Picton. There are loads of campings here, and we landed in the camping at the bay of the peninsula. The lake is so big, you ...

actually we are at Consecon, too small to show
Jul 6, 2009 (4 photos)

we spent three days at Consecon, just south of Trenton, we rode our bike thru the back country lanes, watched beautiful sunsets and Brent went to the airshow in Trenton, Jo stayed home and did her nails!!! Or something. This is a lovely part of the ...

Sandbanks Provincial Park
Jun 6, 2008 (5 photos)

As a a local, it bothers me to have to pay admission fees to a nearby beach. For a few hours, I find 13 dollars to be too expensive. I'd rather sneak in and run the risk of a thirty dollar ticket for 'not properly displaying' my permit.  On the ...

16 et 17 Octobre- Kingston et Sandbanks
Oct 27, 2008 (8 photos)

... par la visite de l'hôtel de ville, cet édifice a été construit, à l'époque, pour être la capitale du Haut et du Bas Canada, Sir John A Macdonald, premier, Premier ministre du Canada en 1867 y a siégé. À l'intérieur, on découvre une magnifique salle, avec des fenêtres ...

Sandbanks Provincial Park
Jul 2, 2006

My sister, Heather and I went to Sandbanks Provincial Park today. It was a ton of fun - very windy, which meant that there were really big waves. (Well, big for Lake Ontario!) Only problem was that it stirred up a lot of seaweed, so that was a bit icky. ...