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Gananoque | Ontario

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Gateway to the Thousand Islands

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Cruise through the 1000 islands on Gananoque Boat Line, City Cruises Gananoque or Rockport Cruises. They have a variety of experiences to choose from.

A popular place to visit with the cruise is Boldt Castle, located on Heart Island. Along the way, you will also learn about the history of lost ships and the surrounding area.

Cruises are a great option for friends and families and, along the way, give you plenty of areas to take photos!

An additional option is to reach new heights with a ride on 1000 Islands Helicopter Tours or Skydive Gananoque.

Photos: Duncan Rawlinson – Duncan.co, flickr, CC BY-NC 2.0; King of Hearts, CC-BY-SA-4.0

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1000 Islands History Museum

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Experience something old & something new at our local 1000 Islands History Museum.

It is a great family-friendly waterfront museum where you can learn about 10,000 years of Canadian history in the Thousand Islands.

Here you can learn about the people, places, and traditions of Gananoque and the St. Lawrence River through interactive exhibits, exciting community events, engaging children’s activities, and a top-notch gift shop you wouldn’t want to miss out on!

Photo: IslandsMuseum, CC-BY-SA-4.0

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1000 Islands Parkway

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Bring your bike, rent one here, and ride on the stunning 1000 Islands Parkway.

Length – 38 km (one way)

Elevation – Flat, gently rolling hills, three m-wide path.

Skill – Easy

Photo: https://ontariobiketrails.com/item/1000-islands-park-trail/

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Thousand Islands Playhouse

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Take in a play at Thousand Islands Playhouse. A high-calibre show in this nice little town is something you definitely want to experience on your visit here!

The Thousand Islands Playhouse, which features two theatres on the St. Lawrence River’s banks, is Canada’s most scenic theatre.

The Springer Theatre is a small, air-conditioned vintage “canoe club” that accommodates 360 people and has the most extended decks in the area. The other is a historic structure, the Firehall Theatre, which is ideal for creative production.

The company produces eight shows annually from mid-May through late October, with performances every Tuesday through Sunday.

Photo: Richard Kelland, CC-BY-SA-2.0

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Confederation Park

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Enjoy one of Ontario’s largest outdoor contemporary art exhibits at Confederation Park, also known as the Sculpture Park. The park is located on what used to be a large industrial area that stretched across both banks of the Gananoque River.

The Rotary Club gradually built walkways, lighting, ponds, and a lovely fountain in the middle of the river. Several sculptures were eventually leased from the Art Bank in Ottawa.

Don’t miss this unique exhibit; you won’t be disappointed!

Photos: Earnest Light

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Joel Stone Heritage Park

The park borders the St. Lawrence River, providing an excellent view of the river and some nearby islands.

This is a great park to visit with friends or with family. It has lots of green open space, a splash pad, picnic areas, a beach area, docks and much more. You can rent a kayak nearby, which gives you an excellent opportunity to explore rivers and nearby islands.

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Gananoque Farmers’ Market

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Taste some locally made & grown goodness at our Farmers’ Market every Thursday from 4 pm – 7 pm at Town Park.

Photos: https://www.facebook.com/Gananoque-Farmers-Market-269948806424282/

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Gananoque Municipal Marina

The Marina is one of Gananoque’s top attractions. It’s a great place to see big boats and yachts, walk around the docks, and take pictures.

There is also a splash pad and beach nearby if you get tired of seeing boats in and out of the docks all day!

If you are travelling down the river on your boat and need a place to stay the night, you can dock at the Marina for the night for a fee.

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Marble Rock Conservation Area

The Marble Rock Conservation Area is a popular attraction for hikers and adventurers. The conservation area is rich in flora and fauna. During your hike, you may see many species of animals, such as deer, otters, frogs, wild turkeys and much more. You will also encounter a variety of plant life, such as mushrooms, wildflowers, ferns, fungi and many tree species.

The trails are kept up for public use and were designed and planned by members of the Rideau Trail Association in collaboration with Cataraqui Conservation. This is an excellent place to visit if you plan hiking on your trip or just connecting with nature!

Photo: https://cataraquiconservation.ca/pages/marble-rock

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