- TripBuzz found 17 things to do with kids in or near Kingston, Ontario, including 8 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Clayton, Bath and Alexandria Bay.
- From Haunted Walk of Kingston to Correctional Service of Canada Museum, the Kingston area offers 38 different types of family activities, including: Historic Sites, Colleges & Universities, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Historic Buildings.
- Located at the junction of the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario lies the Canadian city of Kingston. Settled in Eastern Ontario, this city is home to a relatively small population with a booming tourist industry. The area is also host to a variety of festivals and entertainment showcases throughout the year.
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Built in 1937 and several additions attached in 1959, the Thousand Islands Bridge connects the Unite States with Canada. Approximately 2 million vehicles cross this bridge annually.
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A kart track and a mini-golf course are waiting to be teste at Alex Bay 500 Go-Karts. The track is more than 1 mile-long, while the golf course has 18 holes and is riddles with waterfalls. Special packages are available, such as the Putt and Ride Special.
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Although Rathbun Park is situated within the heart of the city, it still provides its guests with plenty of room to enjoy nature. It also has ample benches and even a playground for the children.
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Deseronto Waterfront Trail that lies on the western side of the town attracts nature enthusiasts who are drawn to its walking, hiking and biking paths. The trail is signed and regarded as moderate.
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Located a short distance away from Rathbun Park, The Little Flea Market features antiques and collectibles. One may also be able to purchase furniture and household appliances from the market.
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Located along the town?s waterfront, Centennial Park provides a scenic view of the Bay of Quinte and especially the Deseronto Yacht Club. What?s more, the park also has a playground and picnic sites.
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Located along the St. Lawrence River, Keewaydin State Park can be used for fishing, swimming, boating and camping. The park provides children's playgrounds, picnic tables, grills and sites for tents and trailers.
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Heart Island is most popular for being the island on which Boldt Castle was constructed. However, the island has a much longer history, beginning with its naming in 1775. It was a prisoner-of-war camp during the Civil War, and it has the largest tax-funded cemetery in the world.
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Named in 2004 by Reserve America one of the top 100 campgrounds in the country, Wellesley Island has campsites, cabanas, picnic areas, playgrounds, a marina, and many other amenities. It is the largest state park in the Thousand Islands region.
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Located along the St. Lawrence River, Wellesley Island State Park is a camping site that features a sandy beach and water access for fishing and boating. The park has picnic tables, a recreation barn, a golf course and hiking trails.