Plan Your L&A Getaway
Two hours from Toronto and Ottawa. A world away from both.
OVERVIEW
Lennox & Addington is Eastern Ontario’s most varied rural destination, stretching from the shores of Lake Ontario to the Canadian Shield. Here is everything you need to make the most of your visit.
Where to Stay
Visit the Visitor Centre
Local Flavours
Getting Here & Getting Around
Toronto:
2 Hours
Ottawa:
2 Hours
Montreal:
3 Hours
Kingston:
15 Minutes
Most visitors arrive along the Highway 401 corridor. Via Rail stops in Napanee for those travelling by train. The county spans a wide area from the Lake Ontario shoreline north to the Canadian Shield, so allow driving time between communities. Amherst Island requires a short ferry crossing from Millhaven.
Traveller Utilities
- EV charging available in Greater Napanee
- RV parking at select locations, including UEL Heritage Park
- Accessibility varies by location; contact the Visitor Centre for specific needs
Find a Place to Stay
From lakeside cottage rentals and heritage B&Bs to campgrounds and branded hotels, there is a place to stay in every part of the county.
Four Communities. One Region.
Greater Napanee
Loyalist Township
Stone
Mills
Addington Highlands
Download Free Itineraries
Skip the planning by downloading our six curated travel guides. Whether you are looking for a ‘Sun & Stars’ or a family-friendly ‘Slice of L&A’, these pre-planned routes include turn-by-turn directions and the best local stops.
Eat, Shop & Services
Where to Eat
From riverside pub patios to roadside bakeries, browse restaurants and cafés across all four communities.
Where to Shop
Independent boutiques, farm gates, antique dealers, and artisan studios throughout the county.
Access Services
Find local service providers across Lennox and Addington, from outfitters and marinas to health and professional services.
Ask a Local
The Naturally L&A Visitor Centre team in downtown Napanee can help you plan any kind of visit, from a single afternoon to a full weekend. Stop in, call, or reach out before you arrive.
- 41 Dundas St W, Napanee
- Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm
- 613-354-4883 ext. 3234
Know Before You Go
Do I need a permit to visit the Dark Sky Viewing Area?
No, the site is free and open to the public year-round from dusk to dawn. No permit or reservation is required.
Where can I buy a day pass for Bon Echo Provincial Park?
Day passes are available through Ontario Parks at ontarioparks.com or at the park entrance. Calling ahead is recommended during peak summer months.
Are pets allowed in the conservation areas?
Policies vary by location. Leashed pets are generally permitted on trails. The Owl Woods on Amherst Island does not allow dogs. Check with individual sites before visiting.
Is there cell service in the Addington Highlands?
Service is limited in parts of the northern county. Download itineraries and maps before leaving areas with reliable coverage.
Are there seasonal road closures in the north?
Some rural access roads may be affected in early spring. Check with the Addington Highlands municipal office or the Visitor Centre for current conditions.
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