A Slice of L&A

A self-guided day trip through the southern part of Lennox and Addington, sampling a bit of everything the county has to offer.

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What You Get in the Guide

Stop details: Suggested timing and things to do at Downtown Greater Napanee, Hickory Lane Alpacas, the Village of Bath, and Amherst Island.

Route order: Stops in driving sequence with distances and travel times to cut out backtracking.

Activity options at each stop: Specific things to do at each location so you can shape the day to your pace.

Packing notes: What to bring for a day that moves between paddling, farm enclosures, and historic village streets.

A Slice of L&A is the sampler route. It moves through the southern part of the county from downtown Napanee to a working farm, a historic lakeside village, and a ferry ride to Amherst Island. There is more here than fits into one day, and the guide says so. Pick what pulls you in and save the rest for next time.

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Inside the Guide

Route Logic

The day starts in Downtown Greater Napanee and moves west through Hickory Lane Alpacas and the Village of Bath before crossing by ferry to Amherst Island. The guide maps out what to do at each stop so you can choose what fits. Distances, timing, and ferry details are all in the guide.

Packing & Prep

Sunscreen, a camera, and mud boots or old shoes for the farm. Paddle gear if you plan to get on the water in Napanee, with rentals available if you do not have your own. The guide covers the rest.

Pit Stops & Food

Dining options are mapped to each leg, with spots in Napanee, Bath, and on Amherst Island. The full list is in the guide.

What Travelers Are Saying

"Downtown Napanee to Amherst Island in one day. We had no idea how different those two places would feel from each other."

— Paul D., Toronto ON

"Nobody warned us about the ferry crossing. It was ten minutes and it felt like we had left Ontario entirely."

— Cass R., Ottawa ON

"Solid day. Did not skip a single stop. Would do it again in a different season just to see what changes."

— Mike T., Kingston ON

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Before You Go

Best Time to Visit:

Year-round. Summer for paddling and farm visits. Any season for heritage and village stops.

Vehicle:

Standard vehicle. The Amherst Island leg requires a ferry crossing from Millhaven.

Who It’s Best For:

Anyone who wants a varied day that moves between town, farm, and island.

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