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Located 61 m (200 ft) about the Bay of Quinte, this location has been the subject of Aboriginal myth and science, as it is unknown where the endless supply of fresh water comes from. A majestic view of the bay and a lovely day use area make it a superb day trip destination.
Address: South of Picton ON
 1 613 393-3319
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Sand castle builders and sunbathers will rejoice on North Beach's three km of natural sand beach. The water is shallow near the shore, but does have a steep drop off that is only recommended for strong swimmers. The park is open seasonally for day use. There is a boat launch.
Address: RR # 3 Consecon ON K0K 1T0
1 613 399-2030
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Harrry Smith Conservation Area
This conservation area has a 1.5 km hiking trail which follows the pond back to the main parking lot. This area can be reached by entering the Ameliasburg village via the Country Road 19.
Address: Purdy Road Ameliasburg ON CAN K0C
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Beaver Meadow Wildlife Area
This amazing wetland offers trails, ruins and much more. The visitor will be impressed with the 220 acre area's diverse ecology. More than 330 species of plants, aquatic plants, fish, insects and birds lures naturalists and locals alike.
Address: County Road 11 Picton ON CAN K0K 2T0
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Little Bluff Conservation Area
Once a thriving area in the 1800s due to the "barley days," this conservation spot features a few short walking trails. Located along Country Road 10.
Address: Country Road 10 Cherry Valley ON CAN K0K 1P0
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The caring home of over 150 animals (35 species), Bergeron's is open to the public from March break until October 31st. Siberian tigers, wild boars and wolves are just some of the many creatures dwelling at the sanctuary.
Address: 967 County Road 5 Picton ON K0K 2T0
 Send an Email 1 613 476-4212
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A sandy wonderland, Sandbanks Provincial Park is filled with sand dunes, crystal clear waters and long sandy beaches. Observe the fascinating dune plants such as bluets and butterfly weed. Park staff offer interpretive walks, children’s programs and campfires during the summer months.
Address: R.R.#1, Picton ON Canada K0K 2T0
1 613 393-3319
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