Family Resources & Travel Attractions
Cantabile Choirs of Kingston The choirs are famous in Kingston and beyond for joyful concerts full of non-traditional staging, diverse repertoire and high-quality singing which demonstrates great skill and enthusiasm. Over the years, Cantabile has grown significantly. The organization now includes eight choirs comprising of over 250 voices. At every event, the pieces performed never fail to engage and entertain audiences. Cantabile’s concert season consists of five themed concerts, which often include invited guests of national and international acclaim. Learn more at: www.cantabilechoirs.ca/2020season The Spire, at 82 Sydenham St. Kingston www.cantabilechoirs.ca 
Crock A Doodle Kingston
Enjoy the fun of pottery painting in our bright and cheerful studio. A special place to gather with family and friends for art activities and every day fun. Our drop-in format welcomes people of every age and ability, all day long. We also offer kids birthday parties, ladies nights, team-building and corporate events. No reservations required and no nasty studio fees! Check out our TO GO Party Packs! Our TO GO Party Packs offer hands-on, creative fun for girls and boys of every age. While we cannot currently host parties in our studio, you can choose the party location of your choice…whether outdoors or online…and let Crock A Doodle add the colour and fun. Each party guest will receive their own individually wrapped pottery pack, including your choice of pottery piece, paints and brushes. 1690 Bath Road, Kingston, Phone: 613-389-1116 www.crockadoodle.com/kingston/ TO Go Party Packs: https://crockadoodle.com/kingston/parties-to-go/ 
Handy Fairies Cleaning
Hate Cleaning? At Handy Fairies, We Love It. Our company was founded on beautiful Amherst Island as one of the first house cleaning companies on the island. Bringing with her more than 17 years of experience as a Software Engineer, company President, Ms. Phuong MacNeil started managing the company full time and broadened its scope to serve even more clients. The management team is always studying and researching to increase cleaning technician efficiencies. "We are applying and investing in new tools and technologies to help our technicians work smarter and we are proud to provide high quality commitment and a reputation for excellent services. Learn more at: www.handyfairies.com/ and https://www.womenmeanbusiness.ca/community-member/handy-fairies VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nAX6O-mr04&feature=emb_logo Our business is based on referrals from our wonderful client like you. If you recommend us to your friends and they mention your name when they book with us, we'll be forever grateful. Please scan the QR code below to get an estimate instantly. 
Military Communications and Electronics Museum (MCEM)
The Military Communications and Electronics Museum (MCEM) celebrates the history of Canada’s Military Communications and Electronics Branch. From Morse Code to the Enigma Machine to a large vehicle gallery, the MCEM has exhibits, educational programs and unstructured escape rooms for kids of all ages. Improbable Escapes Camp X or SpyMaster: $15 per participant. Admission fees to the MCEM apply. Contact Email: [email protected] or call (613) 541-4675 Hours: Open Weekly Canada Day to Thanksgiving 10AM-3:30PM Canadian Forces Base Kingston, 96 Craftsman Blvd, Kingston ON www.candemuseum.org 
Lakeshore School
Lakeshore School provides an alternative private elementary school environment. Our experienced, dedicated teachers build excellent foundations in Math, Literacy, Science, Social Studies, Technology, French, and the Arts. Our diverse and creative inquiry-based program ensures that your child learns that school is a fun and interesting place. Frequent communication with parents and our online student portal guarantees they will always be up to date on their child’s progress. Before & After School Hours program: Lakeshore School provides a safe, creative environment to extend our regular hours. The times are 7:45 am to 8:30 am and 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Thriving Summer Programs Include Weekly Camps. Themed Summer Day Camp, Math & Literacy Classes. Encapsulated by the motto “Sapere Aude”, or “Dare to Be Wise”, our mission is to teach leadership by encouraging creativity, curiosity, independence, and responsibility. Call to book a free tour. 1555 Sydenham Road, Kingston ON Phone: 613-767-2776 www.lakeshoreschool.ca 
The Rocking Horse Toy Store
The Rocking Horse is a locally-owned, independent toy store in the heart of Downtown Kingston. We are known for our selection of classic and retro toys, board games, wooden toys, fidget and sensory toys, stuffed animals, and unique novelty items! Our Philosophy To play is not a mere pastime for children… It allows them to create and express themselves! While playing, children explore, learn about themselves and discover the world around them. Toys are tools which allow them to develop their physical, social and intellectual skills. A well chosen toy stimulates the child and contributes to their development. 193 Princess Street, Kingston, Ontario Website: www.therockinghorse.ca |
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ACTIVITIES & CAMPS
DreamCatcher Farm
DreamCatcher Farm is a horseback riding facility conveniently located at 3185 McGarvey Road, Inverary just outside Kingston. Our certified coaches offer riding lessons for all ages and levels. With a wide selection of horses and ponies, we are sure to find the perfect riding partner for you! For more information, contact us at 613-353-9004 or visit www.dreamcatcherfarm.ca
Location: 3185 McGarvey Road, Inverary just outside Kingston
Phone: 613-353-9004
www.dreamcatcherfarm.ca
DreamCatcher Farm is a horseback riding facility conveniently located at 3185 McGarvey Road, Inverary just outside Kingston. Our certified coaches offer riding lessons for all ages and levels. With a wide selection of horses and ponies, we are sure to find the perfect riding partner for you! For more information, contact us at 613-353-9004 or visit www.dreamcatcherfarm.ca
Location: 3185 McGarvey Road, Inverary just outside Kingston
Phone: 613-353-9004
www.dreamcatcherfarm.ca
Kingston Circus Arts
Striving to offer circus instruction and performances for everyone! Programming for all ages with a focus on accessibility. We offer classes, workshops, private lessons, parties, team building events, camps and performances.
Scholarships available, prioritizing QTBIPOC (Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous and People of Colour) and the Disability community. Sliding scale.
Aerial arts (fabric, trapeze, sling, aerial hoop and more), inversions, family circus, flexibility, strength classes and so much more.
www.Kingstoncircusarts.com
Email: [email protected]
photo by Virginia Maria Meeks Photography
Kingston Ice Wolves
"People would say, Girls don't play hockey, girls don't skate. I would say, 'Watch this.' - Haley Wickenheiser
Start the LOVE early, sign up for FUNdamentals (ages 4-6) today.
Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam, Midget and Senior House League available.
Find us on Instagram @gkgha, twitter @k_icewolves
Register your daughter today at www.gkgha.ca
Kingston United Soccer
“Through the ongoing encouragement, skill development, and training of players, coaches, and officials, the club will provide the opportunity for everyone to achieve their potential and will work to instill a lifelong passion for the game of soccer.
PROGRAMS:
Pre Academy/Winter Academy
SAP
Futsal
Summer Competitive & Recreational
Tournaments
www.kusc.ca/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kingstonunitedsoccer/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kingstonunited?lang=en
Loyalist Gymnastics Club
Loyalist Gymnastics Club is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization whose mission is to provide men’s and women’s recreational and competitive gymnastics programs and related gymnastics activities of the highest quality to youth in Kingston and Eastern Ontario.
Building Strong, Confident People Through Gymnastics!
1396 Bath Road, Kingston, ON K7M 4X6
(613) 634-5532
[email protected]
www.loyalistgymnastics.ca
Scouts Canada - Loyalist Area
Scouts Canada’s mission is to help develop well-rounded youth, better prepared for success in the world. Girls and boys ages 5+ are very welcome to try out our meeting (2 free visits) to figure out the program (night/location) that best suits your family.
Local Groups
Kingston Centre Kingstonscouts.ca Kingston Centre Scout Group | Facebook
1st Bayridge Bayridgescouts.ca
Bayridge Scouts | Facebook
South Frontenac
South Frontenac Scouting | Facebook
1st Amherstview Bath
1st Amherstview/Bath Scouts | Facebook
Registration is open.
Programs:
Beaver-Scouts – ages 5-7
Cub-Scouts – ages 8-10
Scouts – ages 11-14
Venture-Scouts – ages 15-17
Rover Scouts – ages 18-26
To find out what is near you, visit one of the links above or visit www.scouts.ca/join to find the section of the appropriate age group nearest you. Or Contact us directly at Email: [email protected]
Tallack Martial Arts
When you want the very best! – Tallack Martial Arts provides the most complete programs available in Kingston. Our team of fully qualified male and female Black Belt instructors will guide you through the authentic training styles passed down by the masters of before. Starting at age 4-1/2, we offer instruction in Karate, Kung Fu, Weaponry, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
2777 Princess St. Kingston
613-634-9277
Email: [email protected]
www.kingstonkarate.com
Trillium Gymnastics
Our facility has a 12,000 sq. ft. fully equipped artistic gym featuring a 40'X40' spring floor, spring floor tumble strip, a 40' Tumble Track, 20'x40' Rec/Conditioning Floor, an "in ground" trampoline adjacent to an open free foam pit, vault runway with table vault, many crank balance beams , 3 sets of uneven bars and a variety of single bars and parallel bars.
Trillium is also equipped with various men's equipment, such as, pommel horse, training mushroom, competition rings and training rings.
For our little gymnasts we offer a variety of kinder equipment to enjoy along with our regular gym equipment.
We have an air conditioned parent viewing area where parents and family members can sit and relax, while enjoying the view of the gym during their daughter or son's class or training time. Trillium Gymnastics is proud to announce that Linda Empringham, our Recreational Director, has won the provincial award for Coach of the Year – Grass Roots, presented by Gymnastics Ontario!
Address: 631 FORTUNE CRESCENT, UNIT 1, Kingston (Off Gardiner's Rd)
(613)-542-2041
Email: [email protected]
www.trilliumgymnastics.ca
Our facility has a 12,000 sq. ft. fully equipped artistic gym featuring a 40'X40' spring floor, spring floor tumble strip, a 40' Tumble Track, 20'x40' Rec/Conditioning Floor, an "in ground" trampoline adjacent to an open free foam pit, vault runway with table vault, many crank balance beams , 3 sets of uneven bars and a variety of single bars and parallel bars.
Trillium is also equipped with various men's equipment, such as, pommel horse, training mushroom, competition rings and training rings.
For our little gymnasts we offer a variety of kinder equipment to enjoy along with our regular gym equipment.
We have an air conditioned parent viewing area where parents and family members can sit and relax, while enjoying the view of the gym during their daughter or son's class or training time. Trillium Gymnastics is proud to announce that Linda Empringham, our Recreational Director, has won the provincial award for Coach of the Year – Grass Roots, presented by Gymnastics Ontario!
Address: 631 FORTUNE CRESCENT, UNIT 1, Kingston (Off Gardiner's Rd)
(613)-542-2041
Email: [email protected]
www.trilliumgymnastics.ca
ATTRACTIONS
Bellevue House:
National Historic Site
Bellevue House is the only location in Canada where the Story of Confederation is told in conjunction with the history of Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A Macdonald, as a man, an immigrant, a husband, and a father. This national historic site provides a unique opportunity for students to explore the story of a man who helped create a nation and his legacy. Guided tours for school groups recommended.
Located: 35, Centre Street, Kingston, Ontario
613-545-8666
www.pc.gc.ca/bellevue
National Historic Site
Bellevue House is the only location in Canada where the Story of Confederation is told in conjunction with the history of Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A Macdonald, as a man, an immigrant, a husband, and a father. This national historic site provides a unique opportunity for students to explore the story of a man who helped create a nation and his legacy. Guided tours for school groups recommended.
Located: 35, Centre Street, Kingston, Ontario
613-545-8666
www.pc.gc.ca/bellevue
Boiler Room:
Climbing Gym
Check out this state-of-the-art indoor wall climbing facility. With 35 routes, 2 caves and 100 ft. tall chimney – Canada’s highest indoor climb. Children under 14 must be accompanied. Summer Camp – Walls And Waves/ for ages 6-13
Located: The Woolen Mill Bldg. 4 Cataraqui St. Kingston
Admission: prices vary – family discounts too
613-549-0520
www.boilerroom.ca
Climbing Gym
Check out this state-of-the-art indoor wall climbing facility. With 35 routes, 2 caves and 100 ft. tall chimney – Canada’s highest indoor climb. Children under 14 must be accompanied. Summer Camp – Walls And Waves/ for ages 6-13
Located: The Woolen Mill Bldg. 4 Cataraqui St. Kingston
Admission: prices vary – family discounts too
613-549-0520
www.boilerroom.ca
Bon Echo Provincial Park
The park has one of the deepest lakes in Ontario, and features over 260 native pictographs – the largest visible collection in Canada. Spend a day or plan overnight adventures in this hiking and canoeing paradise of deep, blue lakes, sandy beaches, granite outcrops and lush green forests. Campsites available. Some summer events include: Sciensational Sssnakes interative presentations; Join songwriter & children’s entertainer David Archibald; Learn to take better nature photos with Bill Bickle, 2012 Canadian Wildlife Photographer of the year.
(613) 336-2228.
Camping reservations, call 1-888-668-7275
www.OntarioParks.com
The park has one of the deepest lakes in Ontario, and features over 260 native pictographs – the largest visible collection in Canada. Spend a day or plan overnight adventures in this hiking and canoeing paradise of deep, blue lakes, sandy beaches, granite outcrops and lush green forests. Campsites available. Some summer events include: Sciensational Sssnakes interative presentations; Join songwriter & children’s entertainer David Archibald; Learn to take better nature photos with Bill Bickle, 2012 Canadian Wildlife Photographer of the year.
(613) 336-2228.
Camping reservations, call 1-888-668-7275
www.OntarioParks.com
Macpherson House
Built circa 1826, the Macpherson House & Park stands proudly along the banks of the Napanee River. True to its roots, the Macpherson House has been restored to its original splendour both inside and out.
The Macpherson House functions as additional gallery space for the Museum of Lennox & Addington and can be enjoyed in the summer for tours and special programs.
Website: www.countymuseum.ca
Contact: [email protected]
Phone – 613-354-3027
Built circa 1826, the Macpherson House & Park stands proudly along the banks of the Napanee River. True to its roots, the Macpherson House has been restored to its original splendour both inside and out.
The Macpherson House functions as additional gallery space for the Museum of Lennox & Addington and can be enjoyed in the summer for tours and special programs.
Website: www.countymuseum.ca
Contact: [email protected]
Phone – 613-354-3027
Museum of Lennox & Addington
The Museum of Lennox & Addington preserves our past so that we can learn more about who we are today. The Museum houses over 12,000 artifacts and provides insights into everyday life from the late eighteenth century through to present day.
The museum offers frequently rotating exhibits, programs and events for all ages, and a reading room for research.
Website: www.countymuseum.ca
Contact: [email protected] ,
Phone – 613-354-3027
The Museum of Lennox & Addington preserves our past so that we can learn more about who we are today. The Museum houses over 12,000 artifacts and provides insights into everyday life from the late eighteenth century through to present day.
The museum offers frequently rotating exhibits, programs and events for all ages, and a reading room for research.
Website: www.countymuseum.ca
Contact: [email protected] ,
Phone – 613-354-3027
St. Lawrence Parks Commission
Recreational Equipment Rentals available: Bicycles, kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, paddle boats—take your pick; they are all available to rent at the marina. Programming (movie/interpretation nights) will be expanded and offered in most campgrounds and children’s programming will also be offered Wed through Sun during Jul and Aug.
Making Camping
Campers can take advantage of 40% off admission to our heritage attractions Upper Canada Village and Fort Henry. New – the Discovery Centre, provides a background on the early settlement of our region and the influential role played by the St. Lawrence River. See state-of-the-art interactive exhibits, historical images and artefacts on display.
613-543-3254
www.stlawrenceparks.com
Recreational Equipment Rentals available: Bicycles, kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, paddle boats—take your pick; they are all available to rent at the marina. Programming (movie/interpretation nights) will be expanded and offered in most campgrounds and children’s programming will also be offered Wed through Sun during Jul and Aug.
Making Camping
Campers can take advantage of 40% off admission to our heritage attractions Upper Canada Village and Fort Henry. New – the Discovery Centre, provides a background on the early settlement of our region and the influential role played by the St. Lawrence River. See state-of-the-art interactive exhibits, historical images and artefacts on display.
613-543-3254
www.stlawrenceparks.com
Confederation Tour - Trolley
A 50-minute fun and educational tour highlighting Kingston’s historic sites, museums and attractions.
Located: 209 Ontario St., downtown, across from City Hall
613-548-4453
www.kingstonchamber.on.ca
A 50-minute fun and educational tour highlighting Kingston’s historic sites, museums and attractions.
Located: 209 Ontario St., downtown, across from City Hall
613-548-4453
www.kingstonchamber.on.ca
Fort Henry National Historic Site
The award winning Fort Henry National Historic Site offers a grade 7 and 8 Ontario curriculum based learning plan, hosted in the place where the history lesson began! From one hour to a full day of the most exciting overnight program ever, Fort Henry takes students out of the classroom and into the past through a fun, interactive, hands-on program. All programs meet Ontario Curriculum Guidelines.
Located: 1 Fort Henry Dr., County Road 2 at the junction of Hwy 15 in Kingston
613-542-7388 or 1-800-437-2233
www.forthenry.com
Frontenac Provincial Park
A wonderful place to camp, backpack, hike, canoe, camp and observe nature. The Wilderness Skills Program teaches valuable outdoor skills. Skills Training Programs offered.
Highway 401 east to Kingston. Then take Exit 613 – Sydenham Road – go north.
613 376-3489
www.frontenacpark.ca
A wonderful place to camp, backpack, hike, canoe, camp and observe nature. The Wilderness Skills Program teaches valuable outdoor skills. Skills Training Programs offered.
Highway 401 east to Kingston. Then take Exit 613 – Sydenham Road – go north.
613 376-3489
www.frontenacpark.ca
Fruition Farms
Acres of strawberries and more! Fruition Farm is located just 10 minutes from downtown Kingston. Pick-your-own strawberries, raspberries and other fruits and vegetables in season. Our Corn Maze and pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch open in early Fall and continue until Halloween.
Located: 3208 Hughes Rd, Off Hwy 15. Kingston
Hours: Open June to October
Admission: Free farm admission; Pay for fruit / purchases; Corn Maze extra cost
613-548-3378
www.fruition.ca
Acres of strawberries and more! Fruition Farm is located just 10 minutes from downtown Kingston. Pick-your-own strawberries, raspberries and other fruits and vegetables in season. Our Corn Maze and pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch open in early Fall and continue until Halloween.
Located: 3208 Hughes Rd, Off Hwy 15. Kingston
Hours: Open June to October
Admission: Free farm admission; Pay for fruit / purchases; Corn Maze extra cost
613-548-3378
www.fruition.ca
Holiday Inn Waterfront Kingston
Perfectly located on Kingston's beautiful waterfront offering 197 guestrooms with breathtaking views of Kingston's historic waterfront. Want to Stay Inn join us in DOX Restaurant, Bar & Patio Kingston’s only waterfront patio!
2 Princess Street, Kingston, ON | K7L 1A2
613-549-8400 x 2644
www.hikingstonwaterfront.com
Perfectly located on Kingston's beautiful waterfront offering 197 guestrooms with breathtaking views of Kingston's historic waterfront. Want to Stay Inn join us in DOX Restaurant, Bar & Patio Kingston’s only waterfront patio!
2 Princess Street, Kingston, ON | K7L 1A2
613-549-8400 x 2644
www.hikingstonwaterfront.com
Kingston Trolley Tours
Let Kingston’s Red Trolleys be your guide to exploring Canada’s first capital. Hop On and Hop Off from ten stops at Kingston's top museums and attractions, including Fort Henry, Canada’s Penitentiary Museum, and Bellevue House. Or: charter a trolley especially for your group. Kingston Trolley Tours participates in K-Pass.
Hours of Operation: May – October, Regular departures from 9:30am – 4:30pm
Address: 1 Brock St, Kingston
Phone Number: 1-800-848-0011
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.kingstontrolley.ca
Let Kingston’s Red Trolleys be your guide to exploring Canada’s first capital. Hop On and Hop Off from ten stops at Kingston's top museums and attractions, including Fort Henry, Canada’s Penitentiary Museum, and Bellevue House. Or: charter a trolley especially for your group. Kingston Trolley Tours participates in K-Pass.
Hours of Operation: May – October, Regular departures from 9:30am – 4:30pm
Address: 1 Brock St, Kingston
Phone Number: 1-800-848-0011
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.kingstontrolley.ca
Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises
Experience the spectacular scenery and history of the 1000 Islands on a Sightseeing, Lunch or Dinner Cruise departing from historic downtown Kingston, just steps away from Market Square, Confederation Park and Princess St. Group rates available for 20 guests or more, or charter a ship especially for your larger group. Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises participates in K-Pass. Hours:
Cruises daily from April - October: call for full schedule. Hours of Operation: 10am – 6:30pm
Address: 1 Brock St, Kingston
Phone Number: 1-800-848-0011
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.ktic.ca
Facebook: www.ktic.ca/go/fb
Twitter: www.ktic.ca/go/twitter
Experience the spectacular scenery and history of the 1000 Islands on a Sightseeing, Lunch or Dinner Cruise departing from historic downtown Kingston, just steps away from Market Square, Confederation Park and Princess St. Group rates available for 20 guests or more, or charter a ship especially for your larger group. Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises participates in K-Pass. Hours:
Cruises daily from April - October: call for full schedule. Hours of Operation: 10am – 6:30pm
Address: 1 Brock St, Kingston
Phone Number: 1-800-848-0011
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.ktic.ca
Facebook: www.ktic.ca/go/fb
Twitter: www.ktic.ca/go/twitter
Kingston Area Farmers Markets:
Support Your Local Farmers!
This list includes all eight markets in Kingston and region of varying sizes and types. Each market independently manages their own selection of vendors, farmers, artisans and special events throughout the year. All are seasonal with the exception of the Memorial Centre Farmers' Market on Sundays which runs year-round.
Due to Covid 19, please check individual websites for seasonal start and end dates.
Memorial Centre Farmers' Market is accepting online orders only. Open for orders Tuesday 12pm to Thursday 8pm. Pick up by appointment on Sunday.
303 York St. Kingston
memorialcentrefarmersmarket.ca
Saturday
9:00-2:00 Frontenac Farmers’ Market
6875 Hwy #38, Verona
frontenacfarmersmarket.ca
9:00-1:00 Sharbot Lake Farmers’ Market
At the Public Beach
facebook.com/sharbotlakefarmersmarket
9:00-2:00 West Market
100 Days Rd. at Front Rd. Kingston
westmarketkingston.com
9:00-1:00 Yarker Farmers’ Market
2 Mill St. Yarker (alternate weeks starting June 15th)
facebook.com/yarkerfarmersmarket
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
9:00-6:00 Kingston Public Market
Springer Market Square
kingstonpublicmarket.ca
Wednesday
2:30-5:30 Community Harvest Market
31 Weller Ave. Kingston
communityharvestkingston.com
2:00-6:00 Westbrook Farmers’ Market
3526 Princess St. Kingston
westbrookunitedchurch.com/farmers-market
Support Your Local Farmers!
This list includes all eight markets in Kingston and region of varying sizes and types. Each market independently manages their own selection of vendors, farmers, artisans and special events throughout the year. All are seasonal with the exception of the Memorial Centre Farmers' Market on Sundays which runs year-round.
Due to Covid 19, please check individual websites for seasonal start and end dates.
Memorial Centre Farmers' Market is accepting online orders only. Open for orders Tuesday 12pm to Thursday 8pm. Pick up by appointment on Sunday.
303 York St. Kingston
memorialcentrefarmersmarket.ca
Saturday
9:00-2:00 Frontenac Farmers’ Market
6875 Hwy #38, Verona
frontenacfarmersmarket.ca
9:00-1:00 Sharbot Lake Farmers’ Market
At the Public Beach
facebook.com/sharbotlakefarmersmarket
9:00-2:00 West Market
100 Days Rd. at Front Rd. Kingston
westmarketkingston.com
9:00-1:00 Yarker Farmers’ Market
2 Mill St. Yarker (alternate weeks starting June 15th)
facebook.com/yarkerfarmersmarket
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
9:00-6:00 Kingston Public Market
Springer Market Square
kingstonpublicmarket.ca
Wednesday
2:30-5:30 Community Harvest Market
31 Weller Ave. Kingston
communityharvestkingston.com
2:00-6:00 Westbrook Farmers’ Market
3526 Princess St. Kingston
westbrookunitedchurch.com/farmers-market
Little Cataraqui Creek:
Provincial Park
A wonderful area to appreciate the outdoors and enjoy a picnic. Summer programs include, Day camps, many trails. The Outdoor Centre programs for families resume in the Fall.
Located: 2 km N of Hwy 401 on Division St, Kingston
Hours: Outdoor Centre: Mon -Fri, 8:30 am-4:30 pm during
summer months, closed for weekends & holidays.
Entry fees during July and Aug, are reduced to $5.00 per car.
613-546-4228
www.cataraquiregion.on.ca
Provincial Park
A wonderful area to appreciate the outdoors and enjoy a picnic. Summer programs include, Day camps, many trails. The Outdoor Centre programs for families resume in the Fall.
Located: 2 km N of Hwy 401 on Division St, Kingston
Hours: Outdoor Centre: Mon -Fri, 8:30 am-4:30 pm during
summer months, closed for weekends & holidays.
Entry fees during July and Aug, are reduced to $5.00 per car.
613-546-4228
www.cataraquiregion.on.ca
Military Communications & Electronics Museum
From early telephones and Morse code to satellites and secret codes, the Military Communications and Electronics Museum proudly displays the achievements of Canada’s Military Communications and Electronics Branch.
From the First World War to UN Peacekeeping operations of today.
95 Craftsman Blvd, Kingston ON
613-541-4675
www.candemuseum.org
Pita Pit Empire Court Restaurant
We are a family run business that offers families a healthy way of life!
Our pitas are made fresh in front of you with your choice of toppings.
We offer lots of options for everyone, including Vegetarian and Vegan.
Our kids’ menu is only $5.99 and includes a small pita, juice, chips or cookies.
We also sell Yogen Fruz smoothies and yogurts. Ask about our catering services too.
Pita Pit – Empire Court
627 Fortune Crescent
(next to the Invista Centre)
613-384-7482
www.facebook.com/pitapitempirecourt
Freshly made from our family to yours!
We are a family run business that offers families a healthy way of life!
Our pitas are made fresh in front of you with your choice of toppings.
We offer lots of options for everyone, including Vegetarian and Vegan.
Our kids’ menu is only $5.99 and includes a small pita, juice, chips or cookies.
We also sell Yogen Fruz smoothies and yogurts. Ask about our catering services too.
Pita Pit – Empire Court
627 Fortune Crescent
(next to the Invista Centre)
613-384-7482
www.facebook.com/pitapitempirecourt
Freshly made from our family to yours!
Treetop Trekking Aerial Game Parks
For over 10 years we have been welcoming school groups of all ages to our 5 locations. During a visit students will develop skills to respond to new challenges, participate in physical activity, set goals
and solve problems, and communicate effectively. Choose from our aerial game trek, team
building programs and other stand alone activities. School rates available.
'Ontario's Top Outdoor Attraction in 2022'
CONTACT: 905 797 2000
WEBSITE: www.treetoptrekking.com
LOCATION: 5 Locations: 1000 Islands-Barrie-Brampton-Ganaraska-Huntsville-Stouffville
For over 10 years we have been welcoming school groups of all ages to our 5 locations. During a visit students will develop skills to respond to new challenges, participate in physical activity, set goals
and solve problems, and communicate effectively. Choose from our aerial game trek, team
building programs and other stand alone activities. School rates available.
'Ontario's Top Outdoor Attraction in 2022'
CONTACT: 905 797 2000
WEBSITE: www.treetoptrekking.com
LOCATION: 5 Locations: 1000 Islands-Barrie-Brampton-Ganaraska-Huntsville-Stouffville