Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry Visitor Guide 2017

CORNWALL & STORMONT, DUNDAS GLENGARRY

OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE 2017

A Highland Haven Bastion Celtique

Fair Play Une foire de plaisirs

WELCOME TO CORNWALL & STORMONT, DUNDAS & GLENGARRY

Unwind on the Waterfront

12 Events

DÊtendez-vous au bord-de-l’eau

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14 Accommodations 22 Explore the Area 28 Dining 38 Shopping 48 Attractions 58 Activities 2017 VISITOR GUIDE | PG. 3

Pamper yourself Crystal’s Beautique

119 Sydney Street Cornwall 613 360-5702

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Carman House Museum

119 Sydney Street Cornwall 613 935-4044

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Kenyon Wellness 20085 Kenyon Conc 5 Alexandria 613 362-5097

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Prehistoric World

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South Dundas blends renowned attractions, a storied history, beautiful natural scenery, and an impressive arts and culture scene to create an incredible rural travel destination.

Drive, fly, boat or cycle into our community and discover all that South Dundas has to offer.

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Attend a Fair or Festival Experience our many county fairs and urban festivals and events

Take it Outside

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Explore the famous Waterfront Trail on foot or by bike

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It’s Only Natural

Get up close and personal by feeding chickadees in our conservation areas

Shopping Your Way

From quaint boutiques, to flea markets, to big box stores - we have it all

Escape from Jail

Try your hand at escaping from the Historic SDG Jail

Experience the 19th Century

Go back in time at the world-famous Upper Canada Village

Get on the River Rent a boat and explore the river

Taste Local Flavours Indulge in our famous Cornwall pizza, poutine & Lancaster perch rolls

Walking Tours

Immerse yourself in the region’s history with walking tours

Tap Into Your Creativity

Visit local artist studios or glass blowing workshops

Explore

Shopping, Dining & Glass Blowing Tour

the WATERFRONT TRAIL • Power Visitor Centre • Waterfront Trail • Lamoureux Park • Marina 200 • Self Guided Historic Walking Tours • NAV Centre Explore Cornwall’s waterfront over a half or full day. Cycle along the Cornwall Canal and visit the Power Centre with its view of the RH Saunders Generating Station. Head east for lunch or a massage at NAV Centre, stopping by Lamoureux Park and the Historic Walking Tour along the way.

Explore

Park your car at the Civic Complex. This tour can be done by bike or by car, or even on foot for the more adventurous.

the DOWNTOWN DISTRICT • Cornwall Museum • Shops & Restaurants • Waterfront Gym, Splash Pad & Picnic areas • Rurban Brewery • Historic SDG Jail

Explore Cornwall’s downtown district in a day.

Meander through the beautiful waterfront park; visit the Cornwall Museum and the Historic SDG Jail. Shop specialty boutiques, enjoy our outdoor patios, picnic on the waterfront then take a quick drive to our local brewery Rurban. cornwalltourism.com / WHEREONTARIOBEGAN.CA

The waterfront park is a great place for all types of family experiences. Explore the shopping and waterfront districts on foot.

Depart for your Shopping, Dining & Glass Blowing Tour and travel through the beautiful countryside on your way to Lancaster and Alexandria, our Celtic heartland. Begin your shopping expedition in Lancaster—visit Auld Kirktown, Rob McIntosh, the Jewellery Factory, C&N Interiors and so much more.

Take a 20-minute drive to beautiful Alexandria to enjoy lunch at the Quirky Carrot, Georgian House or The North Glengarry.

Experience firsthand the wonderful art of glass blowing at the Priest Mill Glassworks (call in advance) and have the opportunity to chat with the artist. Prepare to be amazed!

Magical History Tour Depart for your Magical History Tour and travel through the beautiful countryside on your way to Morrisburg, home of the famous Upper Canada Village.

Have lunch at the beautiful Willard’s Hotel constructed in the late 1790s and restored to the style of the 1850s.

End your day by shopping the Village Store where you can browse and purchase a wide variety of quality Canadian crafts and reproduction items like tin ware, yarn, and blankets, made by Village artisans.

Experience it all, as well as the annual transition from an 1860s pioneer village, to the awardwinning event, Pumpkinferno, and begin planning your next visit!

LOCAL

Tastes

Rurban Brewing

Rurban offers an ever-changing lineup of small-batch craft beer at its brewery on Cumberland Street.

Meet the brewmaster, sample from a variety of beer on tap and then purchase a selection to take with you on your travels.

The Community Market The Community Market, located in Long Sault is a natural/organic market filled with local food and artisan products.

Pick Your Own

Pick Your Own

Depending on the season, pre-picked and ‘Pick Your Own’ strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, apples and pumpkins and more are available throughout the region! Visit Cannamore Orchards, Avonmore Berry Farm, Beauty Rock Berry Farm and Mountain Orchards.

Olive Oil & Balsamic Tasting Bar

Sample the highest quality olive oils & balsamic vinegars in the world at Laura’s on Brookdale. Try flavours such as Cranberry Pear White Balsamic, Tuscan Herb Olive Oil and many, many more.

Smokie Ridge Vineyard Just a short drive from the Nation’s Capital, Smokie Ridge Vineyard specializes in northern grapes, including Frontenac, Sabrevois, Louise Swenson, St Pepin and Marquette. Visit Smokie Ridge for tastings, production tours and to take home some of their outstanding locally produced wines.

Loose-Leaf Tea

Tempt your taste buds with a wide variety of organic loose-leaf teas sourced from around the world available at a variety of vendors including Crave Tea, Josa Tea Company and Davids Tea in Cornwall.

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Trunk Sale Marlin Orchards (Summerstown) www.marlinorchards.com ________________________________________________

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SEPTEMBER

Heritage Arts & Crafts Show Civic Complex (Cornwall) 613-938-9400 ________________________________________________

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Stormont County Fair Fairgrounds (Newington) www.stormontfair.ca ________________________________________________

Glengarry Highland Games Fairgrounds (Maxville) www.glengarryhighlandgames.com ________________________________________________

Cornwall Triathlon St. Lawrence College (Cornwall) www.cornwalltriathlon.com ________________________________________________

Civil War Re-Enactment Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com ________________________________________________

Garlic Festival Lamoureux Park (Cornwall) www.kozroots.com ________________________________________________

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Williamstown Fair Fairgrounds (Williamstown) www.williamstownfair.ca ________________________________________________

MARCH

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The Wonderful World of Whisky Nav Centre (Cornwall) www.navcentre.ca ________________________________________________

APRIL

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Woodsmoke Bluegrass Jamboree Nav Centre (Cornwall) www.navcentre.ca ________________________________________________

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CAPE Benson Centre (Cornwall) www.cornwallpopevent.com ________________________________________________

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Bubble Guppies Live!

Aultsville Theatre (Cornwall) www.aultsvilletheartre.com ________________________________________________

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Cornwall Run to End MS Cornwall www.runtoendms.com ________________________________________________

Seaway Winds Concert Band Oh Canada Aultsville Theatre (Cornwall) www.autlsvilletheatre.com

Summer Beer Fest Lamoureux Park (Cornwall) www.seawayfoodfestival.ca/beerfest ________________________________________________

Quest Strongman Quest Gym (Cornwall) www.questPTS.com ________________________________________________

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Ghost Hunting Lost Villages (Long Sault) www.lostvillages.ca ________________________________________________

Cornwall Musicfest Nav Centre (Cornwall) www.admission.com ________________________________________________

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Spring Field and Garden Days Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com ________________________________________________

30-31 & June 6-7 Sheep Shearing Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com ________________________________________________

JUNE

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Art on the Waterfront (Chesterville) www.artonthewaterfront.ca ________________________________________________

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Medieval Festival Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com ________________________________________________

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Cornwall Centennial Choir Canada Something to Sing About Aultsville Theatre (Cornwall) www.aultsvilletheatre.com ________________________________________________

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Cornwall Comedy Festival Aultsville Theatre (Cornwall) www.aultsvilletheatre.com ________________________________________________ Cornwall Concert Series - Chopin Aultsville Theatre (Cornwall) www.autlsvilletheatre.com ________________________________________________

South Mountain Fair Fairgrounds (South Mountain) www.outhmountainfair.ca ________________________________________________

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Doors Open Regional (Cornwall & SDG) www.doorsopenontario.on.ca ________________________________________________

Long Sault Hydroplane Regatta Mille Roches Beach, (Long Sault) www.stlawrenceparks.com ________________________________________________

MAY

Waterfest - Dragon Boat Races Waterfront (Cornwall) www.cornwallwaterfest.ca ________________________________________________

Galop Canal Bluegrass Festival Iroquois Locks (Iroquois) 613.543.3114 ________________________________________________ Fly in Breakfast Cornwall Reg. Airport (Summerstown) www.cornwallaviation.com ________________________________________________

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Strawberry Festival Martintown Grist Mill (Martintown) www.martintownmill.org ________________________________________________

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Avonmore Fair Fairgrounds (Avonmore) www.avonmorefair.ca ________________________________________________

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MS Bike Tour Cornwall & the Counties www.mssoc.convio.net ________________________________________________

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Fly In Breakfast Iroquois Airport (Iroquois) 613.657.1646 ________________________________________________

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Vintage Antiques and Collectibles Morrisburg Arena (Morrisburg) www.southdundaschamber.ca ________________________________________________

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Cornwall Ribfest Lamoureux Park (Cornwall) www.cornwallribfest.com ________________________________________________

AUGUST

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PorkFest Downtown Morrisburg www.shopmorrisburg.ca/events/ porkfest ________________________________________________

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CoTiCon Civic Complex (Cornwall) www.coticon.com ________________________________________________ 19 Cornwall Food Fest Downtown Cornwall www.beyond21.0rg ________________________________________________

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In Motion Car Show Lamoureux Park (Cornwall) www.inmotionshowshine.ca ________________________________________________

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Renegade Bass Fishing Tournament Morrisburg Dock (Morrisburg) www.southdundaschamber.ca ________________________________________________

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Winchester Dairyfest Fairgrounds (Winchester) www.winchesterdairyfest.com ________________________________________________

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Tubiefest-Inner Tube Races Waterfront (Morrisburg) www.southdundaschamber.ca ________________________________________________

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Chesterville Fair Fairgrounds (Chesterville) www.chestervillefair.com ________________________________________________ SDG All Breed Dog Show Woodlands Campground, (Long Sault) www.stlawrenceparks.com ________________________________________________

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25th Annual Avonmore Oktoberfest Fair Grounds (Avonmore) www.avonmorefair.ca ________________________________________________

9-10

Akwesasne International Powwow A’nowara’ko:wa Arena (Cornwall Island) www.akwesasnepowwow.com ________________________________________________

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North Dundas Art & Wine Tour Various sites - North Dundas www.artandwinetour.weebly.com ________________________________________________

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Shorty Jenkins Classic Curling Centre (Cornwall) www.cornwallcurling.ca ________________________________________________

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Civil War Days Lost Villages Museum (Long Sault) www.lostvillages.ca ________________________________________________

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Williamsburg Harvest Festival J.C Whitteker Park (Williamsburg) www.facebook.com/ williamsburgharvestfestival ________________________________________________

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Apples & Art Tour Various Cornwall & the Counties www.applesandart.ca ________________________________________________

OCTOBER

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Pottery Show & Sale Marlin Orchards (Summerstown) www.marlinorchards.com ________________________________________________

12-21

Restaurant Week Various Locations (Cornwall) www.seawayfoodfestival.ca/ restaurant-week ________________________________________________

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Northern Lights Harp Fest Nav Centre (Cornwall) www.northernlightsharpfest.com ________________________________________________

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Halloween at the Mill Martintown Mill (Martintown) www.martintownmill.org ________________________________________________

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April - May

Wednesday Night Movie Series Aultsville Theatre (Cornwall) www.aultsvilletheatre.com

May to September Sundays

Stock Car Racing Cornwall Motor Speedway (Cornwall) www.cornwallspeedway.com

June - August

Historic SDG Jail Guided Tours & Escape Rooms www.sdgcounties.ca

July - Select Nights

Haunted Walks Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com

August & September Saturday & Sunday

British Home Child Display Upper Canada Village (Aultsville Train Station)

August to October Select nights

Cannamore Orchard Escape Maze (Crysler) www.spookywagonride.com

September 29 - October 29

Pumpkinferno Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com

November 27 - December 31

Festival of Lights Island Park (Alexandria) www.alexandriafestivaloflights.com

December 7- January 6 Fri/Sat/Sun

Alight At Night Festival Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) www.uppercanadavillage.com All events subject to change For additional events and updated information visit our website

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Accommodations - HOTELS & MOTELS

Best Western Plus Parkway Inn & Conference Centre 1515 Vincent Massey Drive, Cornwall, ON - 613-932-0451 BestWesternCornwall.com Comfort Inn 1625 Vincent Massey Drive, Cornwall, ON - 613-937-0111 comfortinncornwall.com Doran Bay Resort 11128 County Road 2, Iroquois, ON - 613-652-6277 doranbayresort.com First Canada Inns 1618 Vincent Massey Drive, Cornwall, ON - 613-936-0400 firstcanadainns.ca Howard Johnson 1142 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall, ON 613-936-1996 Iroquois Motel 10819 County Road 2, Iroquois, ON 613-652-4176

The Comfort Inn Cornwall is located just steps from the bustling Brookdale Avenue with great shopping, fantastic restaurants and all the excitement the city has to offer.

Lion Motel 15965 County Road 2, Long Sault, ON - 613-534-2119 lionmotel.com McIntosh Country Inn 12495 County Road 2, Morrisburg, ON - 613-543-3788 mcintoshcountryinn.com Martin’s Inn 2200 Vincent Massey Drive Cornwall, ON - 613-933-6897 martinsinn.ca Monte Carlo Motel 1700 Montreal Road, Cornwall, ON - 613-932-2760 montecarlomotel1700.com

• NEWLY RENOVATED ROOMS • Heated indoor salt water pool • Complimentary HOT breakfast with meat, eggs, fruit, waffles and more...

• Fitness Centre and Free Wi-Fi

Ramada Hotel & Conference Centre 805 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall, ON - 613-933-8000 cornwallramada.com Riverside Motel 13339 County Road 2, Morrisburg, ON - 613-543-2162 stayriverside.ca St. Lawrence College - Summer Accommodations 2 Belmont Street, Cornwall, ON - 613-933-6080 ext. 2106 scl.on.ca Super 8 Cornwall Conference Centre 2694 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall, ON - 613-932-8888 super8cornwall.com White Rock Motel 169 Main Street North, Alexandria, ON - 613-525-2362 whiterockmotel.ca

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Pet Friendly

comfortinncornwall.com 1625 Vincent Massey Drive, Cornwall 1-800-424-6423 • 613-937-0111

Accommodations - B&B & GUEST HOMES

Auberge Chesley’s Inn 40 First Street West, Cornwall, ON 613-936-1111 chesleysinn.ca Cedar Drive Bed & Breakfast 14990 Concession 10-11 Road, Crysler, ON 613-869-5966 cedardrivebedandbreakfast.net Dora Bill’s Bed & Breakfast 18387 County Road 22, Maxville, ON 613-527-3021 bbcanada.com\1767.html En Passant Bed & Breakfast 425 Anthony Street, Cornwall, ON 613-938-6364 enpassantbb.com Guest House at Upper Canada Village 13740 County Road 2, Morrisburg, ON 1-800-437-2233 uppercanadavillage.com Montgomery House at Upper Canada Village 13740 County Road 2, Morrisburg, ON 800-437-2233 uppercanadavillage.com Mystic Meadow Bed & Breakfast 6756 Pilon Point Road, Summerstown, ON 613-931-1644 bbcanada.com/13908 Nightingale House 1 Maxwell Avenue, Ingleside, ON 613-537-4427 nightingale-house.on.ca Russell Manor Bed & Breakfast 36 First Street, Morrisburg, ON 866-401-7472 russellmanorbb.com The Terrace Green B&B 11952 County Road 43, Winchester, ON 613- 774-2189 info@theterracegreen.ca

Wi-Fi

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Lounge

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Accommodations - CAMPGROUNDS & CABINS

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Arlor Haven Campground

Jacuzzi & executive Suites, Fireplaces, Conference Room, Free Wifi,Business Centre, Free Continental Breakfast

12031 County Road 4, Morrisburg, ON - 613-543-4244 arlorhaven.ca

Cameron’s Point Campsite

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19558 County Rd 2, Summerstown, ON 613-931-1516

Charlottenburg Campground & Cabins

2694 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall, Ont. 613-932-8888

19788 County Road 2, Summerstown, ON - 613-931-0944 rrca.on.ca

Farran Park Campground & Cabins

14704 County Road 2, Ingleside, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

For nationwide toll-free reservations 24-hours a day call superline 1-800-800-8000 or call Super8 Cornwall direct at 1-877-CORNWAL (267-6925)

Glengarry Campground & Cabins

20800 South Service Road, Lancaster, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

www.super8cornwall.com or www.super8.com

Iroquois Campground

5889 Carman Road South, Iroquois, ON - 613-543-2673 southdundas.com

Lancaster Park Outdoor Resort

20716 South Service Road, Lancaster, ON - 613-347-3452 lancasterparkoutdoorresort.com

Maplewood Acres RV Park

21848 Concession 3, Bainsville, ON - 613-347-2130 maplewoodacres.com

McLaren Campground & Cabins

15020 Long Sault Parkway, Ingleside, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

Mille Roches Campground

15805 Long Sault Parkway, Long Sault, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

Riverside-Cedar Campground & Cabins

13180 County Road 2, Morrisburg, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

Upper Canada Campground & Cabins

13390 County Road 41, Morrisburg, ON - 613-543-2201 uppercanadacampground.com

Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary Campground 5781 County Road 2, Ingleside, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

Woodlands Campground & Cabins

Hwy. 2 Morrisburg, ON Toll free 888-229-2850 Visit us at www.mcintoshcountryinn.com

15175 Long Sault Parkway, Ingleside, ON - 800-437-2233 stlawrenceparks.com

Swimming

Washroom

Showers

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Boat Launch

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Food

Full service Restaurant and Pub Flat screen HD TVs and Heated Outdoor Pool & Hot Tub!

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Amenities: • Outdoor Heated Pool • Restaurant, Lounge & Sports Bar on site

• Free Breakfast Buffet • High Speed Internet

Parkway Inn & Conference Centre

1515 Vincent Massey Drive, Cornwall, Ontario P: 613-932-0451 Reservations: 1-800-874-2595 bestwesterncornwall.com

Wherever Life Takes You, Best Western is There® Each Best Western® branded hotel is independently owned and operated.

Quiet Luxury ~ Affordable Prices CheCk Our reviews On “Trip AdvisOr” Fireplaces, fridges, microwaves, wireless internet, and efficiency units.

All Rooms completely RenovAted with new cARpets, FuRnituRe & dRApes 1618 Vincent Massey Dr., Cornwall 1.800.545.3689 • www.firstcanadainns.ca • 613.936.0400

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Summer Accommodations Affordable summer accommodations in Brockville, Cornwall, and Kingston.

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In 2017, Ontario is celebrating the 150th anniversary of Confederation.

It’s a special moment in our history and a great opportunity for Ontarians to explore our past and imagine our future.

Join SDG in celebrating our heritage for Doors Open - Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry on August 19-20 for special events and activities across Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry.

For details please visit www.sdgcounties.ca

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As you move further east along the Waterfront Trail you will be find the NAV Centre, a sprawling convention centre overlooking the St. Lawrence River. The NAV Centre includes a great restaurant and pub, in addition to a fitness centre, indoor pool and spa to complement over 500 guest rooms.

Downtown Cornwall

Downtown Cornwall: Cornwall’s revitalized downtown offers a growing mix of restaurants and retail stores, beautiful waterfront parks, museums and tree-lined neighbourhoods.

Anchored by the landmark intersection of Pitt and Second, the Downtown is the historical heart of the region, tracing its roots back to 1784. Heritage homes, churches and buildings provide a clue as to what the city looked like a century ago.

The Downtown is the go-to dining and shopping district for both locals and visitors alike. Have lunch on an outdoor patio and browse eclectic shops owned by the merchants who have sourced unique oneof-a-kind goods to fill their shelves. Drop by Cornwall Square, an indoor shopping mall featuring over 70 stores and stay for dinner at one of the many fine restaurants.

Downtown is where you will find City Hall, the Cornwall Public Library and the Counties Administration Building. It is also the location of the Historic SDG Jail and Cornwall Community Museum as well as the Civic Complex, home of the Cornwall Colts and Cornwall Nationals hockey teams. Take a dip in the Aquatic Centre or try your luck throwing stones at the Cornwall Curling Club.

These attractions and more are just a short walk away from the sprawling Lamoureux Park which offers scenic views of the St. Lawrence River and Cornwall Island. In the park you will also find play structures, a splash pad and outdoor gym, in addition to well maintained walking paths along the riverside.

Le Village: Le Village is a “main street” commercial district in the east end of Cornwall that runs along Montreal Road. It offers a diverse mix of professional offices, restaurants, retail stores and residential buildings.

Le Village has strong connections to Cornwall’s textile mills past and Francophone heritage. The early nucleus of the Francophone community was Nativity Roman Catholic Church on Montreal Road which was built during 1887-92 to serve the many French Canadians.

The area is in the midst of revitalization as new businesses set up shop. It is also an area with immediate access to the St. Lawrence River, attracting new residents as heritage textile mills are converted into condos.

St. Lawrence College is located at the east end of Le Village. With surging

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Brookdale: Brookdale Avenue offers all of the shopping, dining and accommodation experiences that modern travellers have come to expect from urban centres. The road connects Highway 138 and 401 in the North, to the Bridge to the USA in the south, while providing easy access to the central core and downtown districts.

Brookdale and neighbouring Vincent Massey Drive is where you will find most of Cornwall’s hotels, motels and inns, all of which offer ample free parking for overnight guests.

There is more than one charging station for electric vehicles along Brookdale, including a Tesla supercharger station, located at the Ramada. Park and explore the street while your car charges.

Le Village

On the “strip” you will find big box stores with national retailers that offer all of the popular brand names. Nestled amongst these giants are locally owned boutique shops that are sure to please the most discerning shopper.

Brookdale is also home to the region’s largest selection of restaurants, featuring popular brands that offer a familiar dining experience. It is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat while travelling through the region.

Located just off Brookdale is the Benson Centre, a multi-sport recreation facility offering 3 ice rinks, indoor field house and tennis court. The Benson Centre welcomes dozens of tournaments throughout the year and offers ample viewing areas so that you can catch all of the action.

Brookdale is a great gateway to the rest of Cornwall, including the St. Lawrence River and Waterfront Trail. It connects the city to Cornwall Island and the Mohawk First Nation of Akwesasne. From there, travellers can connect to New York State.

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Explore the Area North Dundas: North Dundas is a vibrant rural community. A historical society and an amateur theatre group offer local theatre with big city fun. There are several major summer fairs and festivals that take place in the Township of North Dundas. Every summer, Chesterville holds a summer agricultural fair. The Village of Winchester hosts “Dairyfest” in early August and the Village of South Mountain hosts their summer agricultural fair also in August. The Village of Chesterville hosts the ‘Chesterville Farmer’s Market’ on the waterfront every Saturday during the summer months.

Welcome to the vibrant communities of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. Rich in history and natural beauty, there are many places to explore, have fun with your family and relax and unwind. Thanks for visiting!

South Glengarry: South Glengarry features several museums, festivals and community special events. Williamstown Fair as always promises fun for all. The Nor’Westers and Loyalist Museum regularly features special collection viewings and the South Lancaster Walking Tour offers the opportunity to explore many of its hidden jewels. St. Raphael’s Galorama is a much anticipated event that features live entertainment and games for the whole family. The Char-Lan Recreation Centre in Williamstown is home to athletes of all ages, including the Char-Lan Rebels. In

spring when water levels are high, many compete in the annual Raisin River Canoe Race which prides itself as being the longest canoe race in Eastern Ontario.

North Glengarry: An extensive network of groomed trails makes North Glengarry a popular destination for hikers, cross-country skiers, snowshoers and snowmobilers. It is alive with festivals throughout the year while home to the world-famous Glengarry Highland Games. North Glengarry is the envy of many rural communities with two full-service arenas.

South Stormont: When you visit South Stormont, you’ll find much to do. There are attractions, adventure and history along with acres of parks, camp sites, beaches and the unspoiled beauty of the Long Sault Parkway. Along with exercise and fresh air, there’s an opportunity for a fascinating look at what life was like in South Stormont 50 years ago, before the flooding of the St. Lawrence with a visit to the Lost Villages Museum. History comes alive as you stroll through the park. Visit St. Andrews West

Avonmore Berry Farm

- the oldest parish in the area and nearby pioneer cemetery with a rich history, many fine buildings and monuments.

North Stormont: The small communities of North Stormont are alive with community spirit and fresh country air. Spend the day with your family picking berries, apples or pumpkins. Let the kids run in one of the many parks. Explore the many snowmobile or ATV trails or find the perfect wedding dress at the Moose Creek mall.

South Dundas: The best part of a visit to South Dundas is diversity. Spend a day as a pioneer, working the land that a country will be built on. Visit prehistoric times when dinosaurs ruled the earth. Curl up with your favourite book on the shores of the St. Lawrence and enjoy the beauty and tranquility. Shop our quaint village stores for a hidden gem. Camping, beaches, scuba diving, fishing on the St. Lawrence River, and snowmobiling on winter trails are activities at the heart of a memorable family vacation.

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Experience North Dundas!

ONE LOCATION TWO DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES

Art, Wine & Food Festival • Chesterville Fair Winchester Dairyfest •South Mountain Fair Live Theatre • Chesterville Farmer’s Market Winchester Sunday Market • Art on the Waterfront Visit our website to view our calendar of events and find out more information on what you can experience in North Dundas!

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Dining Fine Dining Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry offers some amazing dining experiences, with experienced chefs seeking to top each other by creating dishes that tantalize the tastebuds. More often than not, chefs are using fresh meat and vegetables sourced locally. Whether your preference is steak, seafood or something off the beaten path, there will be something for you at Eight Zero Zero, ESCA, Schnitzels and Table 21 in Cornwall, Sheep’s Head Bistro is South Glengarry or the Georgian House in Alexandria.

Georgian House

Tastes of the World If you are looking for a more exotic dining experience, we have the tastes of the world to offer. Greek, Italian, Thai, Vietnamese, Mexican and Chinese cuisine are all well represented – offering authentic examples of cooking from the homeland. In Cornwall check out Thum’s Kitchen, Moon Restaurant, Moustache Joe’s, Tiny Table, Tampico’s, Ruby’s and many more. In the Counties check out Yefsi in Iroquois, Sol de Acapulco in Ingleside and Sunshine in South Stormont.

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Sometimes a night out means a cold beverage and a basket of chicken wings in a cozy pub setting. It’s a place to catch the game and have a friendly conversation.

Fortunately for travellers, the pub lifestyle is alive and well here, and local pubs can be found in just about every city, town and village. During your rural ramblings drop in to the Kilted Canuck in Maxville, Jack’s Pub in Williamstown or O’Neill’s Pub in Long Sault. While in the city, check out Chez Liz in Le Village, Shoeless Joe’s on Brookdale or the Jet Set pub at NAV Centre.

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Lunch Crisp salads, tasty soups and generous sandwiches lead the way on many lunch menus at small bistros.

Comfort food such as grilled cheese sandwiches and smoked meat are popular at places like the Quirky Carrot in Alexandria, the Sweet Tooth Bakery in Lancaster and Love Love Food in Cornwall, where the owner is also the creative genius in the kitchen.

Fast and Fantastic Let’s be honest. Sometimes we just don’t have time to sit down and enjoy a leisurely meal. Fortunately, we have you covered.

Stopping by a chip stand is a long-standing tradition in the region.

Nothing is tastier than freshly made French fries – complemented by a main of hot dogs, perch rolls or cheeseburgers. Steamies are hot dogs that are steamed to provide a soft and tasty treat, and each location has their own variation. Poutine, of course, can often be a meal on its own.

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Breakfast The old-fashioned diner approach to serving breakfast is alive and well in Cornwall and the Counties. Dozens of small restaurants devoted to the morning repast dot the landscape, offering the traditional meal of bacon, eggs, and homefries – along with just about any variation you can think of. You can upscale the experience at the new Cora’s restaurant in Cornwall and Nautica in Long Sault, and on the weekends Sunday brunch is a hit with families. Most of the breakfast diners close in the early afternoon, so don’t delay in grabbing a seat!

The day just doesn’t begin for many people until they have had their first coffee.

Luckily for bean connoisseurs, there is always a coffee shop around the corner.

Tim Hortons is a national favourite, while Starbucks has finally landed in Cornwall.

Free trade and organic choices, including lattes, cappuccinos and other speciality coffees can be found at a number of small independent cafés such as Stomping Grounds in the Cotton Mill District, Mindful Cookery in Downtown Cornwall and Cup of Jo’s in Winchester.

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Check out local favourites such as Billy K’s, Chef in a Bun, the Loose Caboose and Seguin Patate in Cornwall, and Gaetan’s in Alexandria.

Cool Down It takes a while for the sun to set in the summer, which gives us all more time to enjoy a cool treat at any of the great ice cream parlours that dot the region. Check out Dairy Queen in Cornwall and Lancaster, Menchies in Cornwall or Grama’s Ice Cream in Long Sault.

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Cornwall pizza is a unique experience - and one best served hot out of a cardboard box.

Several local pizza parlours vie for top honours, but all deliver a pie that is robust and topped with the freshest of ingredients.

Sightseeing can be hard work.

Take some time to relax with a cold drink on any one of the many outdoor patios throughout the region. Patios are a great way to meet the locals and create new friends.

The Lancaster Perch Roll is a perch filet tossed in flour then lightly fried. Served in a toasted bun and covered in a sweet sauce. Legend has it that Marie, the lady who made the perch roll famous by selling it from a riverside diner on stilts, sold her perch roll sauce recipe for $100,000. Try the Blue Anchor’s version of this local favourite on their waterfront patio just east of Cornwall on County Road 2.

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Check out Schnitzels Downtown Cornwall or Sheep’s Head Bistro in Glen Walter Modern European Cuisine • Wood Fired Pizza Oven 17 Beers on Draught • Full Service Banquet Facility Downtown Patio

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Shopping

Is there any better way to shop than strolling down a treelined main street, looking at window displays by merchants that you simply cannot find anywhere else? As powerful as the photos on your phone are, the treasures that return with you are priceless. While the line-up of local merchants is simply too diverse to list here, we’ve given you a few places to start. Have fun exploring!

Life’s Little Pleasures

Gift Shops Looking for a unique little trinket that would make a perfect gift? Drop by the well stocked gift shops that can be found in just about every village in the region.

From candles to kitchen ware, you will discover new treasures at Life’s Little Pleasures, Laura’s, Cottage Blue and Mrs. B’s in Cornwall, as well as at Auld Kirktown in Lancaster, Town and Country in Alexandria and Marlin Orchards in South Glengarry.

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The centuries old history of the region is reflected in the numerous antique shops that await the curious collector.

One of the largest is Johnson’s Antiques, with over 6,000 sq. ft. of retail space on Highway 138 in South Stormont. Other finds can be found on Sundays at McHaffie’s Flea Market in Morrisburg. If you time your visit right, you will also want to check out the action at a local auction there is always a deal waiting to be had.

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Artisans Cornwall and the Counties is home to dozens of talented artists and artisans. Their wares can be found at dozens of home studios, or at any number of local merchants and restaurants. A great way to discover many artists is at area fairs and festivals, including the Apples and Art Studio Tour in September and the popular Trunk Sale at Marlin Orchards in November or visit the Community Market in Long Sault for year-round local treasures. Taking home a piece of art is just one way of capturing memories of your visit to the region.

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Fashion Finds Take Home Treats Sometimes the best souvenirs are the memories you can savour.

Check out the award-winning artisan cheese at Glengarry Fine Cheese in Lancaster, or the flour made from ancient grains from Against the Grain. Marrow and Spice in Cornwall carries dozens of local food products, including Roadapple Ranch Honey, Biemond Yogurt, Gordz Hot Sauce, Crave Tea and Fairy Sweet Chocolate.

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Gear Up Looking good is half the battle, no matter what the sport. If you really must have the latest from popular athletic brands such as Nike, Adidas and Under Armour, check out the line-up at RookezEdge and Sport Chek in Cornwall.

For golf equipment and attire, visit the pro shops at Archies or any of the dozen major golf courses in the region. cornwalltourism.com / WHEREONTARIOBEGAN.CA

One advantage that smaller merchants have over their big box brothers is that each clothing line has been vetted by the owners themselves. Discover the fine fashions at stores such as The Squire Shop, Kastner’s and Shulman’s in Downtown Cornwall. If you are looking for a gown for a wedding, you will want to drop by Salon Alliance Bridal Boutique and Juliannah’s Bridal in Moose Creek.

Fantasy Realm

At the entrance to Upper Canada Village is one of Eastern Ontario’s largest gift shops open to the general public.

Here you can buy a wide variety of quality Canadian crafts made by Village artisans.

You can choose from a selection of dinnerware, toys and clothes that will make great souvenirs. The Village Store also carries a superb selection of books, from heritage themes to craft techniques. The Village Store’s pantry offers a multitude of teas, spices, jams and marinades. Best of all, you can purchase some Village Bread baked fresh daily, and Cheddar Cheese made at the Village Cheese Factory.

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A Bit of Bling They say a diamond lasts forever, and what better way to capture the vibrancy of your visit than with a little bit of bling?

Drop by the landmark Pommier Jewellers in Downtown Cornwall, or the Jewellery Factory in South Lancaster.

Power Shopping So little time, so much shopping! Get everything you need at local shopping malls, starting with Cornwall Square in Downtown Cornwall with 70 stores. You will also want to check out the big box retailers on Brookdale Avenue as well as shopping plazas in Morrisburg, downtown Alexandria and Moose Creek Mall.

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Pommier Jewellers

Cornwall’s premiere goldsmith and jeweller For over 80 years the Pommier family has been creating special memories for families in Cornwall, Ottawa, Montreal and all throughout Eastern Ontario and beyond.

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Our next edition of Cornwall Living will be published in June.

We’re here to help you find the perfect item to commemorate a special event, or create that perfect moment.

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Stop by Mrs. B’s and find out why so many people love this store.

Gifts for all occasions and many featured pieces to decorate your home.

Plenty of free parking and constantly changing inventory makes a visit to Mrs. B’s well worth the trip!

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May–December (weekends & holidays) 11:00am–4:00pm Wine Tours and Tasting are available.

Mon-Sat 10-5 Sunday 11-4

Groups of more than 6 are welcome, however please call in advance so we may better prepare for your personal tour.

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Mani, pedi, facial, massage, spa packages, hair colour & styles, overnight stay and more.

NAV SPA located at NAV CENTRE, Eastern Ontario’s largest resort-like hotel and conference centre located on the majestic St. Lawrence River.

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Attractions

There’s lots to see and do throughout the region, including a diverse range of attractions. Have fun exploring!

Upper Canada Village Morrisburg Sixty acres, over forty heritage buildings, costumed interpreters; Upper Canada Village is the most accurate portrayal of life in the 1860s there is. Witness exactly how our ancestors lived. See how they worked, what they ate, what their values were and how they interacted with each other in this famous piece of living history.

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Historic SDG Jail Cornwall The County Jail building was originally constructed in 1833 and remained operational over a period of 168 years until it was closed in 2002. The facility housed inmates from Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry. Men, women, and children of all ages were incarcerated in the Jail for various types of offences, including being in debt and committing murder. Five inmates were hung behind Jail walls; the last execution took place in 1954. Take a tour of the Jail.

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Prehistoric World Morrisburg

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Dinosaurs have taken over Morrisburg!

Well … sort of. Prehistoric World allows visitors to step into the past and roam amongst the over 50 life-sized reproductions of creatures that wandered the earth millions of years ago — from the tiniest lizard to the ferocious T-Rex. Walk along nature trails and see these beasts as they would look if they remained today. Open daily from the end of May to Labour Day weekend; stop in and check out Cornwall and the Counties’ own Jurassic Park!

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Attractions

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St. Lawrence Power Development Visitor Centre

St. Lawrence Power Development Visitor Centre

Historic Walking Tour

Cornwall

The Cornwall Historic Walking Tour features 20 plaques that have been erected along Cornwall’s waterfront, each depicting an era or event from Cornwall’s rich history. The plaques feature the artwork of renowned Cornwall artist Pierre Giroux, whose prowess with the paint brush makes the illustrations come to life.

Individually each plaque is impressive, yet together they form a tapestry that weaves throughout the City.

The St. Lawrence Power Development Visitor Centre is located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, east of the Robert H. Saunders Generating Station. The Visitor Centre is a great outing for families and provides an interactive experience on the production of hydroelectricity as well as historical exhibits on how the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project was built — one of Canada’s largest-ever engineering projects.

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Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame

Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame Cornwall Check out Cornwall’s impressive sports heritage at the Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame, located in the Cornwall Civic Complex. The Hall includes memorabilia and photos of notable athletes including Newsy Lalonde, Dale Hawerchuck and Doug Gilmour as well as many stars from many other sports.

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Lamoureux Park

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Spend some time at the largest waterfront park in Eastern Ontario, which includes the iconic Clock Tower, historical plaques and other sites of interest.

Lamoureux Park is the gathering place for both active and passive activities such as outdoor concerts and festivals and includes amenities such as an outdoor gym, splash pad, boat launch and picnic area.

Cornwall is one of Ontario’s oldest communities. Trace the social and industrial history of the area at the Cornwall Community Museum. Featuring archival materials and displays of furniture, textiles and household items ranging from different periods in time, the Museum is located in Lamoureux Park inside a restored Loyalist home built by William Wood in 1840. cornwalltourism.com / WHEREONTARIOBEGAN.CA

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Attractions Glengarry Pioneer Museum

Glengarry Pioneer Museum Dunvegan Built in the 1840s and 1860s, this museum pays homage to the early Pioneer Scottish settlements of the Glengarry area. Along with the log constructed heritage buildings, the Glengarry Pioneer Museum also houses many artifacts, archival material, and photographs from the Glengarry settlements.

St. Raphael’s Ruins

St. Raphael’s Ruins St. Raphaels This large stone church, now in ruins, served a congregation of Gaelic- speaking Catholic Highlanders who had settled in the easternmost county of Upper Canada in 1786. Declared a National Historic Site in 1999, the ruins in St. Raphaels were once one of the earliest Roman Catholic churches in English speaking Canada.

When a fire consumed the church in 1970, the outer walls were all that remained of the massive structure.

Fairs

Almost every weekend during the summer features a county fair or festival!

These events offer something for everyone, from live entertainment to great food. Check out our Calendar of Events for dates.

Plaques

There are over 100 historical plaques that dot the landscape throughout the region.

These plaques celebrate a person, place or event that helped shaped our province and country.

Conservation Areas

St. Andrew’s Pioneer Cemetery

Lost Villages Museum

St. Andrews Church and Pioneer Cemetery

Long Sault

St. Andrews West

The flooding during the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1958 resulted in the loss of six small villages and the relocation of inhabitants to new areas. The result was the creation of new communities that exist today. The complex consists of ten heritage buildings that were restored and relocated to Ault Park in Long Sault.

Believed to be one of the oldest cemeteries in Ontario, it was closed to burials in 1915. The stone monument, the surrounding wall and the gate were built by the Provincial Government in 1938. Buried in the cemetery are Captain “Spanish” John MacDonnell, soldier of fortune in Spain and aide to the Stuart court in France: Simon Fraser the famous explorer, and John Sandfield Macdonald the first Premier of Ontario.

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Nor’Westers & Loyalist Museum

Nor’Westers & Loyalist Museum Williamstown Originally built as a school in 1862, the museum illustrates the story of John Johnson and Loyalist followers who helped settle the region during the American Revolution in 1784, the museum also features memorabilia from the influential Nor’Westers Company that was a significant part of the fur trade and the composition of Western Canada and the United States. Check out the many other historic sights in Williamstown while visiting!

Get out and explore the natural flora and fauna at one of several conservation areas.

Well maintained pathways connect you to forests and marshlands.

Genealogy

Trace your family’s ancestry at one of four local genealogy centres.

As one of Ontario’s oldest settlements, there is a lot to explore in church and municipal records that date back to the 1700s.

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Your kids will love dressing up in historical clothing, eating warm hearth baked bread and sharp cheddar cheese. They’ll giggle when they see the baby pigs and watch with fascination as the cabinet maker and quilters show off their talents. Of course the way to end a good day in the 1860s, is with homemade fudge.

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Cornwall’s Historic Walking Tour takes you back in time via the Seaway City’s beautiful waterfront.

From historic riverboats on the mighty St. Lawrence River, to former mill properties that were the backbone of the local economy, Cornwall’s Historic Walking Tour brings our heritage to life.

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FAMILY FUN Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry is a great place to visit with the entire family. There are always lots of familyfriendly activities to do throughout the year.

beaches or pools; children’s play areas, RV sites and a few boast great seasonal cabins.

Please refer to the accommodations page for a listing of available sites.

Take some time to visit the region’s parks, which are amongst the most beautiful anywhere. Most parks are well equipped with play equipment and sport courts for children of all ages.

We invite you to come and relax under a blanket of stars by the crackling fire, roast marshmallows and inhale the great fresh air and embrace quality time with family and friends.

Head indoors and explore the region’s storied history at several museums. Visit the Historic SDG Jail, and enjoy the free WiFi at the Cornwall and local SD&G Library branches. Take a step back in time to an 1860s working pioneer village by visiting Upper Canada Village. At Prehistoric World, you’ll witness over 50 life-sized reproductions of dinosaurs in a natural wooded setting.

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Find out how hydro-electric power is generated at the St. Lawrence Power Development Visitor Centre or enjoy a family picnic in Guindon Park.

Are you thinking of taking the family camping this year?

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Get back to nature

When you visit South Stormont, expect to please your inner nature lover, as acres of parks, renowned campsites, sandy beaches and the unspoiled beauty of the Long Sault Parkway come calling. Cyclists and hiking enthusiasts will love the extensive trails network and scenic journeys along the St. Lawrence River, and history buffs will be captivated by the storied history of the region, including the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway Project and the historic village of St. Andrews West.

South Stormont is part of the Upper Canada Region that boasts exciting experiences that will make your visit memorable. Enjoy the famed Upper Canada Village, The Upper Canada Bird Sanctuary, Cornwall Motor Speedway, and the Upper Canada Playhouse, to name a few. Just one hour from both Montreal and Ottawa, and with convenient access from the United States, plan your visit to our beautiful region today!

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WATER The mighty St. Lawrence River attracts visitors for its beautiful beaches, picnic areas and breathtaking scenery; it also offers a great place to spend the day.

Take advantage of several full-service marinas and convenient boat launches along the river from Iroquois to Lancaster.

Enjoy waterskiing and jet-skiing or anchor and head ashore for a beach picnic.

The region’s waterway is also a great opportunity to sail, or drift by canoe or kayak past islands full of natural beauty.

When under sail in the western stretch of the river, be sure to connect with the Stormont Yacht Club in Long Sault.

to explore over 40 dive sites throughout the region, from Glen Walter, to Iroquois, including the famous Eastcliffe Hall shipwreck, a Great Lakes cargo ship that sank in the 1970s. Get acquainted with the famed “Lost Villages” underwater cemetery, Rail Bridge and Lock 21—known as one of Canada’s top five shore dives.

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This river is known around the world as being one of the best fishing hotspots in North America. This angler’s paradise offers opportunities to fish for almost any fresh-water fish, including perch, muskie, walleye, sturgeon, pike and more. Bass and carp fishing are amongst the most popular with a number of organized fishing tournaments each year.

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GROUPS The Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry region is so fun to explore – why not bring along some friends and family?

Local businesses and organizations are set up to welcome small and large groups and will often be happy to create a special itinerary just for you.

If you are looking at sporting events, the region boasts many venues that can accommodate tournaments.

Local golf courses can block teetimes and arrange for tournament dinners and celebrations, while local marinas can become the focal point for fishing tournaments.

meeting rooms with the capacity to host groups of 10 to 300. These services are supported by excellent catering services and event planners who can organize group visits to local attractions.

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Of course, no trip would be complete without a place to stay, and local accommodation partners will be happy to block a group of rooms to accommodate large numbers of guests.

Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry is a great place to visit in a group.

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The region boasts several ice rinks with added amenities to host hockey, broomball, curling and lacrosse tournaments and local gyms are available to be booked for basketball, volleyball and other court sports. If your sport is soccer, softball or baseball, several fields in the region can accommodate your group.

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RUNNING Lace up your sneakers and hit the trails, Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry have a route for every runner.

Running has become a popular activity for people of all ages, and each runner is usually looking for the same thing – a safe route that will circle back to the starting point, with points of interest along the way.

Fortunately, every hamlet and village can offer runners a unique experience.

The Waterfront Trail connects the entire region with a paved route along the St. Lawrence River. The route in Cornwall is completely separated from the roadway, offering scenic views away from automotive dangers. The City’s recreational path also extends for another 35 km throughout the city.

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surfaces, and have defined short, medium and long loops.

Races are a popular way to measure your progress and speed against other runners. 5k races and friendly duathlons are held throughout the year. The larger organized events include the Run to end MS Marathon which attracts over 600 runners and the Cornwall Triathlon which attracts over 500 participants.

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winter Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry remain an active place in the winter months with many choices of indoor and outdoor sports.

Public skating is available at select times at the Benson Centre in Cornwall or at various arenas and outdoor rinks throughout the region. If you prefer a slower pace, try your hand at curling at the clubs in Winchester, Morrisburg, Alexandria and Cornwall.

There is no better way to enjoy a beautiful winter day than to be outside.

Enjoy groomed snowshoeing and crosscountry skiing trails at the Summerstown Forest and Guindon Park.

For those looking to improve their downhill skiing and snowboarding skills, the Big Ben Ski Centre in Cornwall offers a family friendly hill to practice your technique.

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Hockey enthusiasts will always find a game to watch at any of the many arenas throughout the region. Junior A hockey can be found with the Cornwall Colts at the Civic Complex and with Junior B teams taking to the ice in Winchester, Williamstown and Alexandria.

Alight at Night Festival remains a favourite family tradition at Upper Canada Village. Bundle up for an evening stroll through this picture-perfect postcard setting as close to one million lights adorn the heritage buildings, trees and fences, creating a one-of-a-kind winter wonderland!

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Snowmobile trails criss-cross throughout the region with many local restaurants and pubs offering a warm respite from the frozen trails.

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The growing arts community in Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry is rich in talent and vision. Local artists are readily accessible through area galleries, playhouses and concert halls.

Live music can be found in every hamlet and village in the region. Informal concerts are offered through church or community halls and often feature a rotating lineup of musicians celebrating the region’s Gaelic and Francophone roots. Many area restaurants and pubs also feature live music on the weekends.

More formal presentations can be found at established venues such as the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage in Morrisburg, Aultsville Hall and the Port Theatre in Cornwall. You can also experience music in the open air at Lamoureux Park and at St. Raphael’s Ruins. Check our website for notices of upcoming performances.

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local actors and musicians and thought provoking set-design and direction, and are very popular with visitors and residents alike.

You can also take home a piece of art with you by visiting the growing number of artist studios that dot the landscape.

Explore the rich colours of acrylic, oil and watercolour on canvas, forms brought to life in wood, metal and clay or even try your hand at creating your own glass sculpture through the Priest’s Mill Glassworks in Alexandria.

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If you enjoy a little entertainment in your life, plan on arranging your visit around a performance at the Upper Canada Playhouse in Morrisburg, the Old Town Hall Theatre in Winchester or in Cornwall by one of several theatre groups. Local theatre productions feature some very talented cornwalltourism.com / WHEREONTARIOBEGAN.CA

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Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry boast an amazing array of golf courses that will provide a fun challenge for golfers of any ability.

You can always find a tee-time at Summerheights Golf Links in Cornwall, the largest golf course in the region.

Summerheights offers two dynamic 18hole layouts with a full-service clubhouse and dining room.

Situated along the banks of the St. Lawrence River, the Cornwall Golf and Country Club is one of Canada’s oldest golf clubs. Recognized as a premier golf course in Eastern Ontario, the course features lush fairways, challenging water hazards and strategically positioned bunkers as well as small, speedy and tricky greens. Two outdoor patios offer spectacular views of the course and the river.

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Cloverdale Links Golf Course near Winchester offers a true links style challenge with wide rolling fairways and large greens. The unpredictable winds are a factor that you quickly learn to respect when selecting the proper club.

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Other notable golf courses include the Heritage Golf Course in Lancaster, along with nine-hole layouts in Morrisburg, Williamsburg and South Mountain.

Fine tune your swing at a number of driving ranges throughout the region, including the unique driving range at Archie’s Family Golf Centre in Cornwall, where your target is a small island in the middle of a lake.

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The Upper Canada Golf Course in Morrisburg was designed by noted architect Robbie Robinson and its 18 holes offers glimpses of natural beauty and wildlife like no other course.

The Glengarry Golf and Country Club is nestled among rolling hills in Alexandria.

The Garry and Delisle Rivers wind their way through the property, coming into play on many holes. cornwalltourism.com / WHEREONTARIOBEGAN.CA

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CYCLING The celebrated Waterfront Trail passes through Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry along the beautiful St. Lawrence River.

wide paved shoulders. Each cycle route features free parking areas for day cyclists, along with great restaurants and quaint diners to fuel up for the rest of the ride.

The scenery and convenient accessibility attracts cyclists to the region from near and far. The Waterfront Trail is perfect for family cycle trips, with plenty to see and do along the way, including great food, beautiful public beaches, and awesome attractions such as Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg, Lost Villages in Long Sault and Cornwall Museum in Lamoureux Park in Cornwall.

You will find cycle friendly accommodations throughout the region, with some having bike rentals available.

They are ready to welcome you and take care of your overnight needs.

With over 2,000 km of flat, cycle friendly routes with varying degrees of wind resistance Cornwall and the Counties is the perfect training ground for your next big race. F

Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry have created cycle routes throughout the region that are specifically designed with safety in mind and enjoyable for all levels of riders. The cycle map identifies routes ranging from 20 km to over 200 km. Many of the routes begin in the waterfront park in Cornwall which was recently named “cycle friendly.� At this point cyclists can decide on either the east or west routes, all primarily flat and along County roads with low traffic counts and cornwalltourism.com / WHEREONTARIOBEGAN.CA

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