Photo via Prince edward County on Facebook
Who said you can only go to the beach in the summer? Although it’s fall, there’s a beach town along the shores of Lake Ontario that serves as the perfect autumn getaway. Wellington, Ont., is a true gem within Prince Edward County, and it’s home to a scenic boardwalk.
This Ontario gem is on the north shore of Lake Ontario in beautiful PEC. Wellington, Ont., is home to adorable small shops, local eateries, and places to spend the night if you’re travelling from afar.
The town is just a short drive from Sandbanks Provincial Park. Though that alone may convince you to make the trip, it’s the adventure within the town that makes it worth your while.
We don’t recommend jumping in the water at this time, but a stroll along the white, sandy beach is a must.
Along the beach, a scenic boardwalk to a lighthouse lines the shoreline, according to Discover Wellington.
Visit The County mentions that this boardwalk is actually pretty popular with walkers and cyclists.
It truly is the perfect fall escape.
Besides that outdoor adventure, you’ll also find enjoyment in sipping on award-winning wines and eating at fine-dining establishments. Not your thing? There are also a few lively pubs and bars, galleries and a fascinating heritage museum.
And when you’re ready to call it a night, you can retreat to The Lakeside Motel or the Drake Devonshire.
There’s so much to do in the area, you can’t finish it all in a single day. A weekend getaway sounds more than ideal if you’re a curious traveller.
Before it gets too cold, plan a trip to Wellington – you won’t regret it.
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