The Naturally L&A Visitor Centre is the go-to resource for planning your time in Greater Napanee and across the county. Located downtown, the team provides maps, brochures, and local advice to help you find what you are looking for. Whether your interests lean toward heritage sites or outdoor activities, they can help you put together a day that fits.
The Visitor Centre, operating as a specialized business centre in Napanee, is located at the corner of Robert Street and Dundas Street West. This hub is designed to support both tourists and local businesses by providing comprehensive information on regional attractions. Staff at Naturally L&A are available to recommend day trips, overnight adventures, and unique activities based on individual interests, ensuring every visitor makes the most of their time.
What to Expect
A welcoming space with maps, pamphlets, and people who can answer your questions on the spot. The team is happy to sit down with you and help shape an itinerary, or just point you in the right direction if you already know what you want.
Here’s What’s Different
- Staff offer one-on-one video call sessions for travellers who want to plan before they arrive.
- The only location carrying a complete collection of all regional business and attraction brochures.
- Trip planning is personal and free, not a brochure rack and a wave goodbye.
Good to KnowÂ
- The centre is located at 41 Dundas St. W. and is easily identified by the blue “Naturally L&A Headquarters” sign.
- LOCAL TIP
Pick up a printed copy of the cycling and driving maps. They are worth having in hand when you get into the more remote stretches of the Highlands where cell service gets thin.
- FAST FACTS
- The centre is open five days a week, year-round.
- Personal travel planning is provided free of charge to all visitors.
We Can Help You Plan
Cannot make it in person, but want to talk to someone who knows the area? Reach out, and the team can arrange a phone or video call to help shape your trip.
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Common Questions
The centre is open year-round, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
The team at the Visitor Centre can answer questions about the area, help plan day trips and overnight adventures, and recommend local attractions and activities based on your interests. They can also help you put together an itinerary suited to your visit.
Yes. The Visitor Centre carries a variety of brochures, pamphlets, and business cards highlighting attractions across Lennox & Addington. Stop in and take what is useful for your trip.
Yes. Staff can assist with planning any kind of day trip or overnight stay, including activity-specific recommendations. If you cannot visit in person, they can arrange a phone or video call to discuss your plans.
The Visitor Centre can point you toward local accommodation options and help you find what you are looking for, though direct booking would be arranged through the individual businesses. Contact the centre for guidance on where to start, or search our Local Directory.
The Visitor Centre team can tailor recommendations to your interests, but the region is known for Dark Sky Viewing Area, L&A Forest Trails, Amherst Island birding, geocaching, and farm visits across the county. This website also has pre-planned itineraries organized by interest and area to help you plan before you arrive.
Yes. Staff are familiar with local events and can point you toward what is happening during your visit. A full events calendar is also available.
Contacts
Naturally L&A Visitor Centre
Help us plan your Lennox & Addington Adventure.Â
Stop in and see us at 41 Dundas St. W. in Napanee.
Monday – Friday from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm.
Get the Itinerary
Get the official Artisans & Hidden Gems route sent to your phone with stops and local recommendations ready to go.
Getting Here
41 Dundas St W, Napanee
Found at the corner of Robert Street and Dundas Street West in the downtown district. Look for the blue Naturally L&A sign on Robert Street.