Wolfe Island Ferry

Absolutely amazing free service from Kingston to Wolfe Island. It runs at an hourly schedule starting from Wolfe island at 5:30 am until 1:30 am and from Kingston starting at 6:00 am and the last ride is at 2:00 am. Almost 50 cars capacity.

Free to ride ferry, schedule for every hour from Kingston to wolfe Island. Nice crew members and you'll love the views of Kingston and lake Ontario.

Very nice and free service. Thé il and it self is beautiful in winter. We were able to seeLots of deers. There is servie until 1 am now. The ride is like 15 to 20 min. Almost 40 cars fit at a time

Punctual and efficient. Staff is friendly and do a great job directing vehicles.

Public washrooms that open early and close late. Nice and warm in the winter. Drinking water fountain that was open before covid and hopefully will be open again soon. It also has a real honest to goodness public telephone! Not something you see much anymore.

It's fine if your driving but the ferry isn't going to Marysville still so taking bikes over isnt a short ride. Little annoying didn't see a sign before getting on it.

Perfect way to visit wolfe island from Kingston. The ferry is free and can take 55 cars.

I love it! It's free, nice and fast. U can see the water from the bout and it's a wonderful experience

The ferry is generally on time, and the personnel are efficient at controlling waiting lines and loading in spite of dock construction and service to the Dawson Point dock year-round. Horne's ferry to Cape Vincent has not returned to service, which adds pressure on the Wolfe Islander. There are waits on both ends during the daytime on both sides. Waits in excess of two hours occur on the mainland side on Fridays and on the island side on Sundays. The ferry occasionally goes out of service with little notice due to either staffing issues or breakdowns due to its age. There is no date for the start of service for the new Wolfe Islander IV. It is currently tied up at the Marysville dock on Wolfe Island, which is still under construction.

Great experience, however, the other connection towards Cape Vincent was closed.