Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Gananoque

"Amidst 136 hectares of lush greenery and beautiful verdant hiking trails, Lemoine Point is a recreational center par excellence. Initially known as Herkimer’s Nose or Herkimer's Point after its original owner Captain Johan Jots Herkimer, the land soon saw an ownership change after a sale to Captain William Lemoine in 1836. The conservation area includes a variety of terrain, including de...Read more"

"Nature & Wildlife Areas1441 Coverdale Drive, Kingston, Ontario MoreLess Info. Open from 7:30am to sunset, the Lemoine Point Conservation Area is a 136 hectare location full of forest, field, and marsh. Guests of the location can go cycling, swimming, picnicking, hiking, skiing, and snowshoeing."

"With the closest hiking to downtown, the Marshlands provides an excellent opportunity for a quick hike. You'll find the terrain here more rugged than other easy hikes. There's also a good bit of mud here in the spring and early summer."

"One of the great features of this conservation area is that its proximity to the city makes it accessible via Kingston Transit."

"National & State Parks336661 Cedar Point State Park Drive, Clayton, NY 13624MoreLess Info. One of the oldest state parks in New York is the Cedar Point State Park. Facilities within the recreation area include docks for boats, a sandy beach, picnic grounds, and a fishing pier."

"If you’re looking for flavourful, authentic Indian food, Flavours of India is a must-visit. Chef Mainul Chowdhury’s menu features food that ranges from spicy to sweet and savoury. Alongside classic butter chicken dishes, you’ll find that there are a ton of vegetarian and vegan alternative options (with a completely separate section for vegetarian meals)."

"We found it a really good restaurant, contemporary setting, unusual for Indian restaurants sets it apart , while the food is Really good. Dhansak is superb, I..."

"If you and your family are craving delicious pizza or pasta, this restaurant is perfect for you. Crispy crusts and a variety of mouthwatering toppings make Torino the number one choice for many pizza-loving families in Kingston. This restaurant also offers pick and delivery for a variety of meals including soups, fish, grilled cheese, chicken strips, and salads."

"Canadian sub sandwich restaurant featuring meats raised without antibiotics and healthier options that also offers catering. Fast Food Restaurants, Sandwiches & Subs"

"What a wonderful placeWish I lived closer so I could have the cranberry cashew salad every day for lunch....Terrific breads!!!. Next tim I will take a photo..."

"If you’re looking for a classic greasy-spoon diner, Morrison’s Restaurant is your place. My go-to is their two eggs over-easy with sausage, toast, and home fries for $6.50. The service is quick and the breakfast is always delicious (especially their perfectly soft and seasoned home fries)."

"The Marine Museum is currently the only museum in Canada that exclusively represents the maritime history of the Great Lakes. It is in the unique situation of being a community museum, with nationally significant collections telling a regional and national story. The museum and this site are not only important to the Kingston community’s sense of identity, but also to the importance of the Great Lakes corridor as a key piece in the economic development of Canada.The museum offers a range of outreach programs covering topics from maritime history and travel to shipbuilding and the environment."

"Despite its smaller space since moving from the dry dock to the Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, this museum still offers a detailed account of Kingston's history as an important shipbuilding center from 1910 to 1960...."

"The Museum of Health Care, located in the Ann Baillie Building on Queen’s University Campus, is the only museum in Canada dedicated to the history of health and health care. The museum has one of the largest collections of medical and health care artefacts in Canada. It is home to a wide-range of artefacts and archival documents and photographs from surgical tools to laboratory instruments documenting how people have preserved health and managed disease, pain, and suffering from the late 18th century to the present day."