Amanda's Guidebook
Food scene
Scheuermann Vineyard and Winery has amazing wine and beautiful scenery, but also incredible food (the wood fire pizza is top notch). Eat and enjoy some wine at the winery, then explore beautiful quaint Westport.
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Scheuermann Vinyard and Winery
5465 Bedford StScheuermann Vineyard and Winery has amazing wine and beautiful scenery, but also incredible food (the wood fire pizza is top notch). Eat and enjoy some wine at the winery, then explore beautiful quaint Westport.
Wilton Cheese Factory
287 Simmons RdDelicious food and pastries, including donuts & icecream!
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Cardinal Cafe & Shop Inc.
14153 Road 38Delicious food and pastries, including donuts & icecream!
Food from local vendors, meats, cheese, breads and kawartha dairy icecream
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Local Family Farms-Food Less Travelled
6674 Road 38Food from local vendors, meats, cheese, breads and kawartha dairy icecream
Sightseeing
One of my favourite places to hike in the area. Enjoy the fresh air with a beautiful opportunity for photos overlooking Westport.
The lookout is right when you arrive in the parking lot. Keep an eye out for the aarows!
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Foley Mountain Conservation Area
105 Foley Mountain LnOne of my favourite places to hike in the area. Enjoy the fresh air with a beautiful opportunity for photos overlooking Westport.
The lookout is right when you arrive in the parking lot. Keep an eye out for the aarows!
The K&P Trail is a 180-km multi-use recreational rail trail that connects downtown Kingston to the Town of Renfrew where it intersects with the Ottawa Valley Recreational Trail. Frontenac County owns and operates the 90 km stretch referred to as the "Frontenac K&P Trail" from KM 21 where the City of Kingston borders with the Township of South Frontenac, to KM 110 near Wilbur where the Township of North Frontenac borders Lanark County.
The Frontenac K&P Trail is a fully developed stone dust rail-trail with stops in the communities of Sharbot Lake, Godfrey, Verona, and Harrowsmith along the way. The trail support year-round recreational activities such as cycling, walking, hiking, horseback riding, ATV use*, and snowmobiling.
K&P Trail
3328 Murton RoadThe K&P Trail is a 180-km multi-use recreational rail trail that connects downtown Kingston to the Town of Renfrew where it intersects with the Ottawa Valley Recreational Trail. Frontenac County owns and operates the 90 km stretch referred to as the "Frontenac K&P Trail" from KM 21 where the City of Kingston borders with the Township of South Frontenac, to KM 110 near Wilbur where the Township of North Frontenac borders Lanark County.
The Frontenac K&P Trail is a fully developed stone dust rail-trail with stops in the communities of Sharbot Lake, Godfrey, Verona, and Harrowsmith along the way. The trail support year-round recreational activities such as cycling, walking, hiking, horseback riding, ATV use*, and snowmobiling.
Frontenac Provincial Park Office
Salmon Lake RoadActivities
Evergreen Golf Course
463 Wolfe Lake RdGould Lake Conservation Area
1540 Gould Lake RoadCanada's oldest general store - like, really old (we have been around since 1836!), but don't let that fool you. They specialize in bringing a wide variety of ethically sourced goods that the whole family can enjoy.
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Trousedale's General Store
4395 Mill StCanada's oldest general store - like, really old (we have been around since 1836!), but don't let that fool you. They specialize in bringing a wide variety of ethically sourced goods that the whole family can enjoy.
A family run apiary offering honeybee tours. They take their guests, suit them up in professional beekeeping equipment and provide a full walkthrough of the inner workings of a hive and explore how honey goes from hive to table.
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The Bee Spot
695 County Rd 4 A family run apiary offering honeybee tours. They take their guests, suit them up in professional beekeeping equipment and provide a full walkthrough of the inner workings of a hive and explore how honey goes from hive to table.