Sharbot Lake Ontario Canada

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Sharbot Lake Ontario Canada Attractions

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Sharbot Lake Provincial Park - There are 194 campsites, 32 with electricity and two sites are barrier-free. The park features two sandy beaches which are great for swimming and snorkelling. Sharbot Lake, with its excellent docking facilities, is ideal for large boats and water-skiing, while the small and sheltered waters of Black Lake is good for canoeing. A short portage connects the two lakes. Two nature trails wind through the high ridge of land between the two lakes. Phone: 1-613-335-2814
Silver Lake Provincial Park - Nestled along a shady ridge, 148 tent and trailer sites (includes two barrier-free sites) are located in large shaded areas close to the lake.  Launch your boat from the park's boat ramp for cruising, water-skiing, sailing or rowing. A boardwalk takes hikers through the swamp to Marsh Island and across the other side to higher dry land. Hikers also enjoy the one-kilometre Marsh Trail. Phone: 1-613-268-2000
Rivendell Golf Club - Rivendell is routed through a variety of different settings from large elevated tee areas, to narrow chutes and wide open holds bordered by water and crossing over creeks. After your round you can kick back in the relaxed atmosphere of the clubhouse. Complete with pro shop, lounge and patio facilities, the small yet adequately sized clubhouse is fully licensed and has a complete menu.
Bon Echo Provincial Park - There are 500 traditional type campsites at the park. The sites in the two main campgrounds at Mazinaw Lake and Hardwood Hill are almost all accessible by car, with the convenience of comfort stations, laundry facilities and water taps nearby. To really savour the beauty and solitude of the wilderness, hike to one of the five sites along the Abes and Essens Lake overnight hiking trail. Another option is Joeperry or Pearson Lakes, where 25 canoe-in sites are scattered along the rocky shores. Popular with families, Bon Echo features an extensive Natural Heritage Education (NHE) program that is guaranteed to interest and entertain every age group. Phone: 1-613-336-2228

Bonnechere Caves
Fourth Chute Road
Eganville, ON   K0J1T0

(800)469-2283
(613)628-2283
http://www.bonnecherecaves.com

For over four decades The Bonnechere Caves have been providing thrills for both the young and old sightseer. The limestone caves are a trip back into time. The passageways are post-glacial having been formed in the last 10,000-12,000 years, but the limestone dates back to an age before mammals, dinosaurs, and even fish. Our caves boast one of the best fossill collections of the Ordovician time period and have been described as the best example of a solution cave in North America.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip


Frontenac Provincial Park - More than 170 km of trails some winding through the Moulton Gorge, the Arkon Lake Bog, the Black Lake homestead, the Crab Lake Mines, and other interesting sites.  The park is popular year-round for day-use visitors, and campers, with 48 interior campsites.  Programs like wilderness skills training  which is offered in both summer and winter seasons. Phone: 1-613-376-3489
Hell Holes Nature Trails and Caves - Visit the Devil's Horsestable Cave. Descend 7.5 metres to the depths of the Hell Hole that widens into a cavern approx. 2.5 X 3.5 metres. Step back in time to explore the rock formations that were created during the glacial period and see rare plants that have developed over the area. Visit our Log Cabin Snack Bar and Gift Shop. Picnic area, playground and mini golf are also available.
Perth Ontario East Canada-Centrally located,  Perth Ontario represents the hub for tourism in Eastern Ontario.  Enjoy our virtual town, and then come and see us.  There is a warm welcome awaiting you in Beautiful Perth. HISTORY records Perth Ontario as a unique military settlement named after the town of Perth in Scotland.
Bergerons Exotic Animal Sanctuary - More a "safe haven" than a zoo, the Sanctuary has taken in a number of animals that for one reason or another were unwanted elsewhere and often in need of special care and attention.
Its been referred to as "the place to go for animals with nowhere to go."

 
Bergerons' Exotic Animal Sanctuary is located just north of the town of Picton in beautiful Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Picton .


World famous Gananoque and the Thousand Islands - Enjoy a taste of famed Canadian hospitality. Located in South Eastern Ontario in the Heart of the  1000 Islands on the banks of the mighty St. Lawrence River easy entry to or from New York State via the Thousand Island International Bridge.
An easy day trip from Sharbot Lake.
Gananoque is the nearest town, 16 km (10 mi) west, 
from  the Thousand  Islands International Bridge.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


Gananoque Boat Line
enjoy a trip on the St. Lawrence

Sit back and let the Gananoque Boat Line take you on an exciting tour of the world famous 1000 Islands. We offer one hour and three hour tours of the 1000 Islands with stops at Boldt Castle.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands..


Thousand Islands Playhouse

Over twenty years and still going strong!
 The Thousand Islands Playhouse is well on its way to becoming Eastern Ontario's Festival Theatre Destination.

Eastern Ontario's Festival Theatre Destination. 2 scenic venues on the shores of the St. Lawrence River offer live professional comedy, drama & music from May through October. New in 2004 -The Firehall Theatre - our second performance space, offering an expanded range of programming. Join us at "the most charming theatre in Canada." (CBC Radio)
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


The Thousand Islands Charity Casino

450 Slot Machines
18 Gaming Tables
Open 7 days a week, 9 am to 4 am (24hrs. on weekend)
Casino info on Gananoque.com

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


1000 Islands Skydeck

The 1000 Islands Skydeck is a unique tourist attraction, the only one of it's kind in the 1000 Islands.  Enjoy the panoramic view of the 1000 Islands and St Lawrence River stretched out 130 metres or 400' below.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to the 1000 Islands.


Festival of the Islands   

Every August Gananoque/1000 Islands features one of  Eastern Ontario's largest celebrations: The Festival of the Islands. For ten days, almost non-stop, there are many exciting events including waterfront concerts, parachuting exhibitions, a giant craft fair and fire-works display.
People return year after year to enjoy
The Festival of the Thousand Islands

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


Hershey Canada

HERSHEY’S Visitors Center
in Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada.
Located along the beautiful Rideau Canal midway between Toronto and Montreal, Smiths Falls is a must stop for chocolate lovers. A free self-guided tour from an elevated viewing gallery is a memorable experience while watching your favorite HERSHEY’S products made fresh and flavorful.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip .


Upper Canada Village

See history in the making at this recreated 19th century village. Visit over 40 historic buildings that are brought to life daily with colourful characters from the past. You’ll meet artisans, trades people, farmers and other Villagers, all eager to share in the tricks of their trades. Enjoy historic dining, shopping and horse-drawn wagon and tow scow rides.
All at Upper Canada Village … where history is made fun!

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip .


Fort Henry

Sentries guard the entrance to this 19th century British military fortress, only to let you in if you are ready to enter British garrison life during the year of Canada's confederation ...
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip.



Visit Ottawa Ontario Canada

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip .


Biosphere Reserve
 
"Thousand Islands - Frontenac Arch"

On June 7, 2003 the "Thousand Islands – Frontenac Arch" was designated a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. The newly designated Biosphere Reserve is Canada’s 12th site to be granted such a title.

Biosphere reserves are areas of terrestrial and coastal ecosystems that promote reconciliation between preservation of biodiversity and sustainable use. They fulfill three basic functions: conservation, development and logistic support. Each contains one or more protected areas in its core, as well as a large part of the humanized landscape where people live and work.

"The Biosphere Reserve designation is like a mirror that reflects and illuminates the unique ecology, cultural history, scenic character and way of life of the 1000 Islands"
- Canadian Thousand Islands Heritage Conservancy

http://www.biospherenetwork.com/

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


Historic Half Moon Bay

For over 125 years, Half  Moon Bay has welcomed visitors to worship services on 
Sundays afternoons at 4:00 during the summer. 
Arrive early to listen to 15 minutes of music. 
Mostly small boats or dinghies anchor in the beautiful natural rock bay to sing hymns 
and listen to guest speakers in the non-denominational services.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


 Smiths Falls Railway Museum

Housed in a former Canadian Northern Railway Station built in 1914,  5 acres of things to see and do!  See steam and diesel locomotives, and check out the many exhibits in the Station building. Large tour groups and school classes are welcome!

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip .


Queen's University

Queen's historic main campus: located in the city of Kingston, crossroads between 3 major urban Canadian centres: Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Kingston.


Logos Land Resort

Our Roaring Rivers Water Park features waterslides, a water trampoline, paddleboats, mini golf, a petting farm, picnic areas, and sand beach. Golf at The Oaks of Cobden Golf Club. Stay in our luxury villas, motel suites, or RV & camp sites. Visit our gift shop, Pizza Hut Express and KFC Express.


Kingston/1000 Islands/Ontario

Kingston Tourism welcomes visitors to the largest City of the world famous Thousand Islands. Our friendly travel counselors can help tailor your visit, whether for business or pleasure. As a port of call to Thousand Islands sightseeing cruises and Ontario's only glass-top ship, enjoy unique lunch, dinner and theatre cruises. Tour Fort Henry, only one of many fascinating museums and historic sites. Experience our many festivals and events. Fabulous Dining and shopping will please the most discriminating tastes. Live theatre and music are featured throughout our vibrant downtown. Unlimited recreational opportunities exist, including golf, sailing, boating, cycling and the world's best freshwater scuba diving, all within city limits. You'll be amazed.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Kingston.


Brockville/1000 Islands/Ontario

(Pop. 21,590)Brockville - the City of the 1000 islands - is the oldest incorporated municipality in Upper Canada. Commonly referred to as the "Pride of the St. Lawrence", it is characterized with unique Victorian architecture scattered throughout the southern part of the city, and a historic revitalized down town. The focal point of this area is the only New England Square found in Canada with the city's courthouse majestically placed at the top of the square. Brockville boasts a spectacular waterfront and harbour with a newly constructed boardwalk that meanders along the waterfront and throughout the city. Attractions include our 1000 Islands boat cruise, summer theatre, mansion tours, oldest railway tunnel in Canada, museums and ghost walks. Each season brings many festivals including Ookpik, Multicultural Festival, Riverfest, Automotion,  and Fall Fair.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Brockville


Merrickville/Ontario/Canada
Jewel of the Rideau, This is a small town with a big heart, if you are in the area and don't take time to visit you will be disappointed. it has many shops and quite a large
 amount of history. To much to tell, but a place you will always remember.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Merrickville


Athens/Ontario/Canada
Athens, Charleston Lake and the Township of Rear of Yonge and Escott. The Village of Athens, population 1000 is located just thirty minutes north-west of Brockville. Our small tourist town is famous for its twelve large outdoor murals. The murals are very important and meaningful to the citizens of Athens. The murals represent our pride in our community, our local artists and our history.  Enjoy our warm hospitality while touring the peaceful, historical Village of Athens, with its splendid mix of stately homes, historical buildings and unique murals.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Athens.


RockPort/1000 Islands/Ontario
Rockport: A village situated in the Leeds County, Ont. On the St. Lawrence River about nine miles southwest of Mallorytown, seven miles southeast of Lansdowne, 15 miles downstream from Gananoque and 30 miles  from Kingston and 25 miles upstream from southwest Brockville, all on the Grand Trunk Railway, 
now known as Imperial (Kings) Highway Two.
Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Rockport.


Rockport Boat Line

Located in the charming village of Rockport, truly in the "heart" of
the 1000 Islands.  See Boldt Castle, Zavikon Island and Millionaire's Row on this one hour cruise.  Also offering cruises to Boldt Castle and Singer  Castle.

23 Front St.
Rockport

1-800-563-8687    E-mail
info@rockportcruises.com

www.rockportcruises.com

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Rockport.


RCAF Memorial Museum

(613)965-2140
http://www.rcafmuseum.on.ca
The official museum of the Air Forces of Canada - First World War to present day. An outstanding collection of military aircraft includes a reproduction of the Burgess Dunne (1914) and North America's only Halifax Bomber, complemented by displays of artifacts and memorabilia from the men and women who served Canada; making this museum both unique and interesting

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip


The Pioneer Museum - Hwy. 41, Cloyne, Ontario K0H 1K0
(613) 336-8712 or 336-8185


Hunter's Creek Golf Club - Hwy. 506 just off 41, R.R. 2, Cloyne, 
Ontario K0H 1K0 (613) 336-2587

St. Lawrence River - The St. Lawrence River is one of the great rivers of the world, stretching for 775 miles. It carries the fresh water of the Great Lakes to the Atlantic and provides access to the heart of North America. The upper St. Lawrence is graced by pink granite and limestone islands, large and tiny, for a distance of sixty miles. The Upper St. Lawrence and the Thousand Islands area near Kingston and Gananoque was once called The Garden of the Great Spirit by the Native Americans.

Only a beautiful drive from Sharbot Lake, a day trip to Gananoque and the 1000 Islands.


  
   

Things to do in Sharbot Lake & the Area

Cycling and Jogging
Cycling and jogging is a happening thing in Sharbot lake. Go from shop to shop or bike/jog along the highway and see just how beautiful Sharbot Lake really is. Get up early and jog to the water front to see the morning sun. 
 
Fishing & Hunting
Sharbot lake is world renowned for  bass, lake trout, northern pike, walleye and pan fish. Guided fishing charters are widely available from many experienced fishing guides or use your own tackle and fish directly from Sharbot Lakes picturesque waterfront. In the winter, ice-fishing huts dot Sharbot Lake. Sharbot Lake, a major duck flyway, offers fabulous fall duck hunting.
 
Boating
Boating, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, jet skiing, scuba diving, water taxis and charters - there’s no better place to enjoy the water than in the scenic Sharbot Lake area.  The best freshwater sailing and power boating for miles. With many private and public boat slips in the region Sharbot lake is a boater's paradise.
 
Shopping
Sharbot Lake offers excellent shopping opportunities with something for everyone. In addition, Sharbot Lake  is unique, close to Kingston and Ottawa,  shopping alternatives range from factory outlet malls to super malls and only a short drive  away!  Everything can be bought locally, fishing rods, bait etc. get ready for some of the best fishing you ever experienced.   Sharbot Lake Village, located on the shores of the lake, is a small community.  It contains grocery, hardware and variety stores, pharmacy, post office, bank , live bait shops, a liquor store* and  beer store.
 
Parks & Camping
Provincial and National parks, private and public campgrounds are close at hand.  For a truly unique camping experience, overnight camp sites are available around Sharbot Lake and area. 
 
Snowmobile
The clubhouse is located just off Brewer Road, next to highway 38 on the southern edge of Sharbot Lake. During the snowmobile season the clubhouse is open every day providing warmth, bathroom facilities and limited refreshments.
 
  
  

Ontario Travel and Tourism Resources

  • Canadian Tourism Commission
    65 Cote de Neiges Road, Nepean, Ontario K2G 2C7
    Tel. 613-964-1000 Fax 613-224-3458
  • Ontario Canada Tourism Ministry of Economic Development, Trade & Tourism
    Hearst Block, 4thFloor, 900 Bay St., Toronto, Ontario M7A 2E1
    Tel. 416-314-0944 Fax 416-314-7563
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Barrie
    21 Molson Park Drive, Barrie, Ontario L4M 4S7
    21 Molson Park Drive at Highway 400
    Tel. 705-725-7280 Fax 705-725-7285
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Cornwall
    903 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall, Ontario K6J 4P3 903
    Brookdale Avenue, Seaway International Bridge
    Tel. 613-933-2420 Fax 613-933-3387
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Fort Erie
    100 Goderich Street, Fort Erie, Ontario L2A 5X4
    100 Goderich Street, near Peace Bridge
    Tel. 905-871-3505 Fax 905-871-6461
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Fort Frances
    400 Central Avenue, Fort Frances, Ontario P9A 1X8
    400 Central Avenue, foot of International Bridge
    Tel. 807-274-7566 Fax 807-274-7870
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Hawkesbury
    R.R. #1 Highway 417, Chute-a-Blondeau, Hawkesbury, Ontario K0B 1R0
    Highway 417
    Tel. 613-674-2000 Fax 613-674-2689
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Hill Island
    700 Highway 137, Hill Island, Ontario K0E 1L0
    Highway 137 at 1000 Islands Bridge, near Ivy Lea
    Tel. 613-659-2108 Fax 613-659-2102
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Kenora
    c/o General Delivery, Kenora, Ontario P0X 1C0
    Highway 17 at Ontario/Manitoba border
    Tel. 807-468-2495
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Lancaster
    R.R.#1 Highway 2 & Highway 401, Lancaster, Ontario K0C 1N0
    Highway 401 and Highway 2, east of Lancaster
    Tel. 613-347-3498 Fax 613-347-3435
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Niagara Falls
    5355 Stanley Avenue, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 7C2
    5355 Stanley Avenue, west on Highway 420 from Rainbow Bridge
    Tel. 905-358-3221 Fax 905-358-6441
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Pigeon River
    R.R.#7, 6945 Highway 61, Pigeon River, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 5V5
    International Bridge
    Tel. 807-964-2094 Fax 807-964-2029
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Prescott
    Highway 16, P.O. Box 1600, Prescott, Ontario K0E 1T0
    Prescott-Ogdensburg Bridge
    Tel. 613-925-3346 Fax 613-925-1462
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Rainy River
    P.O. Box 100, Rainy River, Ontario P0W 1L0 Highway 11
    Tel. 807-852-4449 Fax 807-852-3124
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Sarnia
    1415 Venetian Boulevard, Sarnia, Ontario N7T 7W7
    Bluewater Bridge, 1415 Venetian Boulevard
    Tel. 519-344-7403 Fax 519-332-4576
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Sault Ste. Marie
    261 Queen Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 1A3 261
    Queen Street at International Bridge
    Tel. 705-945-6941 Fax 705-945-6943
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - St. Catharines
    R.R. #4, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0R 1J0
    Queen Elizabeth Way at Glendale Avenue, St. Catharines
    Tel. 905-684-6354 Fax 905-684-3634
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Toronto
    Toronto Eaton Centre, Level One, 220 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M5B 2H1
    Toronto Eaton Centre, Level One, 220 Yonge Street
    Tel. 416-314-5901
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Windsor
    110 Park Street East, Windsor, Ontario N9A 3A9
    110 Park Street East at Windsor/Detroit Tunnel
    Tel. 519-973-1338 Fax 519-973-1341
  • Ontario Travel Information Centre - Windsor
    1235 Huron Church Road, Windsor, Ontario N9C 2K6
    1235 Huron Church Road, east of Ambassador Bridge
    Tel. 519-973-1310 Fax 519-973-1313
  • Tourism Toronto
    207 Queens Quay West, Suite 590, P.O. Box 126, Toronto, Ontario M5J 1A7
    Tel. 1-800-363-1990 (Can. / US), 416-203-2500, 416-203-2600 (switchboard) Fax 416-203-6753
    E-mail mailto:%20mtcvaadm@pathcom.com
  • Travelinx Ontario
    c/o Ministry of Economic Development, Trade & Tourism, Hearst Block, 4th Floor, 900 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M7A 2E1
    Tel. 416-314-0944 or 1-800-ONTARIO Fax 416-314-7563
    Website www.travelinx.com
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