With its proximity to wineries and Sandbanks Provincial Park, Wellington is a popular destination for every kind of visitor. Access to numerous trendy wineries, restaurants, accommodations, and shopping options are all within an arm‘s reach.

As the third largest community in the region, Bloomfield has a laid-back feel with a quaint main street full of boutique shops and restaurants. Its central location makes it a perfect home base for all that The County has to offer.

Referred to as more of a region rather than a formal town, Hillier is well known for its many wineries in close proximity to each other. For a great activity, consider hiking or biking the nearby Millennium Trail which connects many local destinations through lovely scenery.

As Picton is the largest community in The County, visitors often visit here for a night-out or a day filled with shopping. The town and surrounding area are revered for its stunning main street, architecturally-significant buildings, and upbeat atmosphere.

Located on a peninsula southeast of Picton, Waupoos is set amongst apple orchards, wineries, local farms, and forested hills. With many roads and businesses running parallel to the shoreline, the region offers stunning views of Lake Ontario at every turn.

Located east of Sandbanks and south of Picton, Milford represents small-town life in The County. With its location on the Black River, it makes for a calming spot for a picnic and is home to many accommodations in a beautiful, naturalistic setting.

Although technically in Lennox and Addington county, Bath and neighbouring Adolphustown are part of the Prince Edward County DVA. With just a short trip on the stunning Glenora Car Ferry, you can visit the growing number of wineries and cideries which have opened in recent years.

Known as “The Western Gateway” to The County, Consecon is nestled just off Highway 33 in-between Wellers Bay and Consecon Lake. Stop by for up-and-coming restaurants and accommodations, as well as stunning summer sunsets.