Attractions
- Kingston Family Funworld Park
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Family Fun! Three screen drive-in featuring first run movies. 1/4 mile lite Go Kart track, batting tent, mini golf, and Kingston's favourite amusement park.
Open Daily 10:30am July & August - weekends May & September. Movie Hotline 613-530-2707.
- Nickel's Charters
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Nickel's Charters is a family-owned business and operated by Stan and Ricky Nickel, and is located in the Kingston area, founded in 1988. Nickel's Charters goal is to provide their clients with a safe, professional and successful fishing experience.
- Canada's Penitentiary Museum
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Explore the history of Canada's federal penitentiaries. The museum is located in the former Warden's residence of Kingston Penitentiary, built by inmate labour between 1870 and 1873.
- Kingston WritersFest
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Into this vibrant literary environment, Kingston WritersFest was launched in 2006 by a core group of dedicated and hardworking volunteers under the auspices of Kingston Frontenac Public Library and Kingston Literacy.
- Kingston By Fork
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This 2-hour walking tour begins at the historic Kingston Public Market in Springer square and highlights the vibrant local food community in the downtown area. We will be stopping in the Farmer's Market, as well as local stores and restaurants. You will learn about the many local farmers and producers in and around Kingston, as well as the agricultural initiatives in the city, and the restaurants and establishments that support local food.
- Theatre Kingston
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Theatre Kingston is run by local and international theatre professionals with unique experience and training.
- The K&P Trail
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The K&P Trail is a 15 km multi-use, semi-urban and rural trail extending from the Little Cataraqui Creek to Orser Road.
It is ideal for a variety of recreational uses including walking, hiking, cycling, horse-back riding, and cross-country skiing and provides for a range of scenic experiences with its open landscape, rock cuts and wetlands.
- Cathcart Martello Tower
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Located on the western tip of Cedar Island, which forms part of St. Lawrence Islands National Park of Canada, this fortification consists of a Martello tower, surrounded by a shallow ditch and, in turn, encompassed by a glacis extending to the shoreline on three sides.
- Fairfield House and Park
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Built by the United Empire Loyalist William Fairfield in 1793, the building has been restored to its original Georgian style by the St. Lawrence Parks Commission. The Fairfield House is situated on several acres of park with a playground, picnic tables and barbeque area.
- Café La Salle
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Come discover Café La Salle - it has been a Kingston favourite for years!
Café La Salle offers the very best in casual fine dining. Why not try our delicious eggs benedict or freshly made soups and salads? We promise you won't regret it!
Open daily from 6am - 10pm.