Places to stay in Picton, Ontario
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Cabana Guest Suite
402 Main Street, K0K 2T0, (613) 476-7368
Bayside Cottages
10 Richardson Rd., R.R. #2, K0K 2T0, (613) 476-2012
West Lake Willows

2028 County Rd. 12, K0K 2T0, (613) 393-3213
Cedar Glen Cottage
11682 Loyalist Parkway, K0K 2T0, (613) 476-5993
The Red Barns
167 White Chapel Road, K0K 2T0, (613) 476-6808
Traditions Guest House
8 Centre Street, K0K 2T0, (613) 476-0276
Cindy's Bayshore Bed & Breakfast
55 McKenzie Lane RR#4, K0K 2TO, (613) 471-1115
Bee & Bee

23 Ferguson Street, K0K 2T0, (613) 476-5305
Caruso's On King B&B and Serenity Spa

41 King St., K0K 2T0, (613) 476-9986
Chimney Point House B&B and Pewter Studios

22 Spencer St., K0K 2T0, (613) 476-8124
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Other lodging within 10km of Picton
- Cornelius White House Bed & Breakfast in Bloomfield (4km)
- McKibbon House Bed and Breakfast in Milford (5km)
- Fairfield's Resort in Cherry Valley (5km)
- Blue Jay Cottages in Cherry Valley (5km)
- East Lynn Cottages in Cherry Valley (6km)
Picton links of interest
Nearby towns close to Picton, Ontario
Picton is Prince Edward County's Town. Prior to that date, the separate villages of Picton and Hallowell Bridge occupied opposite sides of Picton Bay. Named after General Sir Thomas Picton, Wellington's second-in-command at the Battle of Waterloo, the Town of Picton has a rich history. It was here that Sir John A. MacDonald managed a law office for his uncle, Lowther P. MacPherson.
Picton offers excellent shopping facilities, live theatre, fine heritage homes and public buildings, a beautiful harbour with full service marina as well as six municipal parks including the grand Macaulay Heritage Park. As the seat of government for Prince Edward County, it houses the District Court and Land Registry Office. The Crystal Palace, located in the Fair Grounds on Main Street, Picton. This building, built in 1887, is a scaled down version of Joseph Paxtron's Crystal Palace built in 1851 in London, England.
The Gelnora Ferry may possibly be the only one left in North America. The Glenora Ferry, on the scenic and historic Loyalist Parkway (Hwy 33), connects Prince Edward County, Ontario with the mainland at the eastern entrance. The Loyalist Parkway, Picton's main street, offers a wide choice of accommodation, sightseeing and recreation for the whole family. A one meter wide paved shoulder has been provided for cyclists along its length. There are over 40 listed Archeaologic sites and at least 125 notable heritage buildings adjacent to the Parkway.
Explore the Folklore and Legends of Prince Edward County - about Sir John A. Macdonald's colourful experiences during the years that he practised law in Picton, hidden treasure at Glenora, shipwrecks, rum runners ...
- Cherry Valley* - 4 km
- Milford* - 5 km
- Demorestville - 6 km
- Wellington* - 10 km
- Deseronto* - 13 km
- Ameliasburgh* - 15 km
- Belleville* - 15 km
- Hillier* - 15 km
- Consecon* - 18 km
- Napanee* - 19 km
Towns are shown withing 20km radius of Picton, Ontario. Distances are not representive of traveling amounts. Towns marked * indicated accommodations listed.

