Salina's Guidebook: Where to go in Kingston
Sightseeing
Visit my YouTube channel "where to go worldwide" for places to go in and around Kingston
Downtown Kingston
211 Johnson StHistoric, cultured and beautiful
Queens University
99 University AveKingston is the home of Queens University
Food Scene
Shawarma Damascus
101 Dalton AveBest middle eastern food in Kingston
Mandarin Restaurant
1300 Bath RdKingston's no. 1 Chinese restaurant
Activities
https://www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/recreation/facilities/aquatic-facilities/artillery-park
Facility Features
Leisure Pool: 15 metres, warmer water temperatures, bubble bench, spray features, ramped access, salt water treatment.
Vicki Keith Pool: 25 metres, 6 lanes, diving board, starting blocks, ramped access, salt water treatment.
Dry sauna on pool deck.
Pool change rooms: family, men's and women's, fully accessible, swim suit dryers, full/half and wallet day lockers available.
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Artillery Park Aquatic Centre
382 Bagot Sthttps://www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/recreation/facilities/aquatic-facilities/artillery-park
Facility Features
Leisure Pool: 15 metres, warmer water temperatures, bubble bench, spray features, ramped access, salt water treatment.
Vicki Keith Pool: 25 metres, 6 lanes, diving board, starting blocks, ramped access, salt water treatment.
Dry sauna on pool deck.
Pool change rooms: family, men's and women's, fully accessible, swim suit dryers, full/half and wallet day lockers available.
Elbow Lake
Fishing
https://youtu.be/jlwExUD-S1w
One of my favourite natural trails
https://youtu.be/frooZdgmwMA
The Little Cataraqui Creek flows through the area and a reservoir has been built for water control and wildlife management purposes. It boasts an outdoor centre and houses the headquarters of the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority. In the winter the conservation area is popular for ice skating, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and chickadee feeding. In the summer, several day camps operate, and popular activities are canoeing, kayaking and bird watching. Composed of pond, marsh, field, and forest habitats, a diverse collection of animal and plant species can be found.
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Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area
1641 Perth RdThe Little Cataraqui Creek flows through the area and a reservoir has been built for water control and wildlife management purposes. It boasts an outdoor centre and houses the headquarters of the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority. In the winter the conservation area is popular for ice skating, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and chickadee feeding. In the summer, several day camps operate, and popular activities are canoeing, kayaking and bird watching. Composed of pond, marsh, field, and forest habitats, a diverse collection of animal and plant species can be found.
https://youtu.be/SFZVU1pLlho
Lemone Point Conservation Area, Kingston, Ontario - Absolutely gorgeous spot for nature walks, squirrel feeding, bike rides, or snap a few photos. Peaceful, calm and safe offering both land and water.
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Isifunda saseLemoine Point
1440 Coverdale Drhttps://youtu.be/SFZVU1pLlho
Lemone Point Conservation Area, Kingston, Ontario - Absolutely gorgeous spot for nature walks, squirrel feeding, bike rides, or snap a few photos. Peaceful, calm and safe offering both land and water.
Military History-Must See
https://youtu.be/YHUA7J5TEW0
FORT HENRY NATIONAL HISTORICAL SITE
Once inside the wooden gates of Fort Henry, visitors enter the realm of 19th century military life. Experience guided tours, scenic views, heart-pounding musical performances and precision military demonstrations by the Fort Henry Guard. The Fort also plays host to numerous special events such as the iconic and award winning Sunset Ceremonies.
Fort Henry, along with the Rideau Canal and Kingston’s Fortifications Network was named Ontario’s first UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site in 2007.
http://www.forthenry.com/
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Fort Henry National Historic Site
1 Fort Henry DriveFORT HENRY NATIONAL HISTORICAL SITE
Once inside the wooden gates of Fort Henry, visitors enter the realm of 19th century military life. Experience guided tours, scenic views, heart-pounding musical performances and precision military demonstrations by the Fort Henry Guard. The Fort also plays host to numerous special events such as the iconic and award winning Sunset Ceremonies.
Fort Henry, along with the Rideau Canal and Kingston’s Fortifications Network was named Ontario’s first UNESCO Designated World Heritage Site in 2007.
http://www.forthenry.com/