UEL Heritage Centre & Park (Museum)

Day beach trip with 2 Beagle Puppies.As expected the 5 yr old Diva Blue Tick would not go but at least rolled in Sand LOL. Baby Arnie was an expert Swim Dog at first ask.All this family fun for $5 Day Pass.

This park is a hidden treasure. Camping by the water. You can get a great tour of the museum by knowledgeable staff. Great place for Pokemon Go.

Beautiful quiet park with playground and beach. There is a frrr museum in a house built in the early 1800s. Museum employee gave us a great tour.

A great family campground. Quiet and respectful campers here. Amenities have been upgraded over the winter. Park owner and manager doing an excellent job maintaining the park and campgrounds.

Need a place to kick back and relax... this is it. We tented the first weekend and then took our 5th over for the summer. The staff are fantastic, the other campers are very welcoming, we feel like part of a family here. There is a beach, restrooms, a shower, lots of green space and a park for the kids.

Very peaceful and relaxing. This was a special outing today with our two pups. Although they cannot go on the beach it was fun. The lacegrounds are very well kept and tidy. The staff is very friendly. You can day visit and also camp here with a trailer. There is great places to hike and picnic. Excellent place

This is a well-kept tribute to the history of the waves of Loyalist refugees that came to Canada. We told the park gatekeeper that we wanted to see the cemetery, and she let us in for free. Lots of parking. The park itself also looked to be a lovely lakeside spot for enjoying a summer day.

The history of the place is fantastic, sad we're not doing more with the park.

A beautiful and friendly place to camp; live music every long weekend, nice beach. Just needs laundry facilities.

This is a wonderful park that we make several trips to each year. This was the original landing point of United Empire Loyalists in Lennox and Addington County. As such, there is a small museum dedicated to the preservation of this history, and there is a small graveyard to explore. This park offers camping with or without electrical hook-up. They do have the option to park your camper for the season for a fee. There is a sand beach with a rope boundary, but there are no lifeguards on duty. The grounds have lots of mature trees for shade, and there always seems to be a slight breeze off of the lake to keep cool. There is a play structure with swings for kids, but it could use some updating. To keep with the UEL heritage theme, there are boats scattered throughout park that would have resembled ones of the time. The cost to enter the park is $5.00/car unless there is something going on at campground like a concert or a historical reenactment.Overall, this is a quiet park that is more than worth the entrance fee. I can easily waste my entire day in this park. It is also about 20-25 minutes to both Picton (via the Glenora Ferry) and Napanee. It would take closer to an hour to get to Kingston.