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 County Shores

Hours of Operation

After Labour Day Hours - Sept 8 to Oct 15

Monday                          Closed (Self Check-in Service provided for Campsites)

Tuesday to Saturday        9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Sunday                           9:00 am to 1:00 pm

Late Fall Hours - Oct 15 to Oct 31

Monday to Wednesday    Closed (Self Check-in Service provided for Campsites)

Thursday & Friday            9:00 am to 4:30 pm

Saturday                          8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Sunday                            9:00 am to 1:00 pm

Late Fall Hours - After Oct 31

Store/Office - By appointment only.

Campsites - Available until ground freeze up. No water hook ups.

For late or after hours Check-in's please call the number on the office door when you arrive.  Please no Check-In's after 10:30 PM, we need our rest too.  

 

Contact Us

2281 Prince Edward Road 15 (Northport Road)
Picton, ON K0K 2T0

Tel: 613-476-7290

E-mail info@countyshores.com

Directions

By Highway:

From Toronto

  • Take Hwy 401 East past Belleville to Exit 566 (Hwy 49, Picton – Marysville)
  • Take Hwy 49 South 8 km and proceed over bridge (Bay of Quinte)
  • Once over bridge, turn right on Northport Rd or County Rd #15
  • Proceed West on Northport Road 4.5 km to County Shores

From Montreal

  • Take Hwy 401 West past Kingston and Napanee to Exit 566 (Hwy 49, Picton – Marysville)
  • Take Hwy 49 South 8 km and proceed over bridge (Bay of Quinte)
  • Once over bridge, turn right on Northport Rd or County Rd #15
  • Proceed West on Northport Road 4.5 km to County Shores

From Picton

  • Take Hwy 49 North 19.5 km
  • Just before bridge, turn left on Northport Rd or County Rd #15
  • Proceed West on Northport Road 4.5 km to County Shores

GPS – Use your GPS with caution but most models will accept the following

2281 Prince Edward Road 15, Prince Edward, ON K0K 2T0

By Boat

We are located on the south shore of the Bay of Quinte 1.5 km West of Telegraph Island and the Lighthouse at Telegraph Narrows. Canadian Coast Guard buoy "Q42" is directly North of our harbor.

When entering and exiting our harbor navigate between the red and green markers that mark our channel as other areas of the shoreline are rocky and shallow.