Prince Edward County is a rural island on Lake Ontario with 400-year-old vineyards, long sand beaches, and small-town charm that keeps people coming back. This is your guide to all of it.
Lakefront cottages, vineyard guest houses, converted barns, and quiet country retreats. PEC has a place for every kind of trip.
Cottages and rentals right on the lake, from Sandbanks to the south shore and everywhere between.
Sleep among the vines. Guest suites and boutique inns tucked into PEC's wine country.
Kid-friendly properties with space to run around, close to beaches and farms.
Boutique inns, private suites, and candlelit dinners for a quiet weekend away.
Big houses, farmsteads, and multi-bedroom rentals for gatherings and reunions.
Rural retreats on back roads, perfect for people who want peace and open sky.
Each village in the County has its own personality. Some have tasting rooms and galleries, others have general stores and not much else. That's the appeal.
The County seat. Restaurants, shops, a heritage theatre, and the liveliest streets in PEC.
A lakeside village with a brewery, great food, and one of PEC's best public beaches.
The gateway to Sandbanks. Antique shops, a cookery school, and a walkable main drag.
Whether it's your first visit or your fifth, these guides cover the essentials: where to eat, what to do, and how to make the most of your time in the County.
Everything you need to know before your first trip to Prince Edward County.
Stories about the food, art, and rhythms of life in Prince Edward County. The things that make people fall in love with this place and sometimes move here.
Farm-to-table is not a trend here. It's just how things work. A look at the food culture that defines PEC.
Studios, galleries, and the creative community that has made the County a destination for makers and artists.