The first time in Prince Edward County we spotted a t-shirt that read ‘The County vs. Nobody’ and it hit home hard—we weren’t in the city anymore.
Located on the West side of the County’s South shore, Cherry Valley, East Lake and Salmon Point range from stunning expansive farming fields and back-forty forests, to the pebbly, but beautiful Point Petre beaches (complete with water snake-spotting!, ) to the cottage-y feel of Salmon Point and East Lake.
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The South Shore is an exciting piece of Prince Edward County. Not only does it feel a little wild and magical, but everything about these neighbourhoods—from old tales of rum running, to the Vicki’s annual seedling sale, smacks of coolness.
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This part of PEC is the furthest from Toronto and closer to Ottawa, Kingston, and Montreal. From Waupoos to Cressy to Lake-on-the-Mountain—there’s a different kind of magic here.
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Sophiasburgh, it’s Northernmost side edging the Bay of Quinte shoreline, includes Demorestville, Big Island, Northport and Green Point villages.
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There are whispers about Rednersville Road being home to A-List celebs and many properties on ‘Red Road’ are just gorgeous—not to mention, it hosts “Ontario’s oldest general store.” Just adjacent, the Rossmore neighbourhood is the area of PEC that’s across the bridge from Belleville.
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Sandbanks—the world’s largest badmouth barrier dune formation, is one of the wonders of Prince Edward County.
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Ameliasburgh was the most happening place in the County in the 1800s. Back then, all the action took place in this pioneer centre of the region.
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Geographically, Bloomfield is the heart of PEC and many agree that this little village is also one of the most loved of our neighbourhoods.
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Whether you’re looking for a gorgeous spot to stay, a little bit of “nightlife”, top drawer culinary options, enough pavement retail to satisfy all the shopping desires, or beautiful heritage theatre—Picton is perfect.
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