Things to do in Wellington, Prince Edward County: The Best Food & Drink

A family operated horse and carriage company in Prince Edward County providing horse drawn services from tours to weddings and more. Let us create a unique experience for your special occasion or event! We offer a variety of themed and guided tours throughout the area. Wine Tours - Pub Crawls - Historic Tours - Events - Weddings

An open air market in the heart of Wellington, Prince Edward County. Enjoy the shore of Lake Ontario while shopping for locally grown and made goods. Open every Saturday from May long-weekend until Thanksgiving long-weekend from 8am to 1pm. A perfect setting for families, we are located right next to the popular Wellington park, a great place for kids to play while parents shop.

The County Wine Tours offers the first guided bicycle wine tours in Prince Edward County. Based in Wellington, Ontario, we offer small tours with local guides, bringing visitors through the Millennium Trial & country roads to some of the region’s top wineries. Join us to sip & cycle through Ontario’s fastest-growing wine region. Also offering driving tours to wineries in The County.

Welcome to Morandin Wines, a craft winery nestled between Wellington and Hillier on the beautiful peninsula of Prince Edward County. We produce small batch, terrior driven wines that showcase the beauty of the vintage and the uniqueness of our area. We can't wait to share a glass with you. Cheers!

By Chadsey's Cairns winery is located on a 200-year-old farm settled by James and Maria Chadsey in 1809. Fruit has been grown on the property from its earliest days, apples, later cherries and raspberries and now grapes. Entering the property you park beside the pioneer cemetery and walk back in time to the Apple House (circa 1855) Tasting Room and wine store located behind four magnificent barns that overlook Lake Ontario.Mature maples and lilacs border the Apple House vineyard and you can enjoy the bucolic splendour sampling your wine on the deck nestled into the vineyard.Eight different vinifera wines are grown here. Some of the first planted in the County,and most of them representing the first commercial offerings of fine wines from PEC in 2002 and 2003.You can rent the 5 bedroom farmhouse beside the winery any time of the year and use it as your base to explore "the County". Full descriptions of the hundred-year-old house, with rates and occupancy calendars can be accessed through the By Chadsey's Cairns facebook page.No matter the time of year there are reasons to visit the location, for Maple in the County, Countylicious, Terroir, TASTE, the Jazz Festival, Studio Touring, Pumpkinfest, Wassail or chilling in the Christmas holidays and winter solstice. Picking parties at By Chadsey's Cairns are a great way to spend an October Saturday.Vida and Richard also host concerts in the barn for their customers and friends, barn dances, readings etc.

Open daily, you are invited to sample from a rotating list of Rosehall Run’s award-winning County-grown and produced wines including chardonnay, pinot noir, riesling and sparkling wine. Whether enjoying the convivial atmosphere of our busy tasting bar, taking time to relax with a glass of wine in our vineyard picnic area or experiencing a one-on-one with winemaker Dan Sullivan, a visit to Rosehall Run will be a highlight of your Prince Edward County wine tour. A truly impressive winery, “Rosehall Run makes some of the best-value wines in the County” according to Globe and Mail wine critic Beppi Crosariol. Founded in 2000 by Dan Sullivan, a widely respected and critically acclaimed winemaker, Rosehall Run has contributed in many ways to raising the profile of Ontario’s thriving wine community. Rosehall Run was awarded a Gold Medal at the Canadian Wine Awards, for its Estate-grown Pinot Noir, making it the most highly praised Pinot Noir in Ontario. We look forward to your visit!

The County’s largest portfolio of unique premium wines made by Master Winemaker and Wine Judge, Richard Karlo. Chardonnay CHOA, Lake on the Mountain Riesling, Frontenac Gris Rosé, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Quintus - the 5 Bordeaux blend, The 5th Element - 100% Petit Verdot, Port~style wines ~ VanAlstine Port and VanAlstine White. 93 acres with North America’s largest Dry Stone bridge, Loft Gallery of oil painter, Sherry Martin. Tastings in 1845 post & beam barn, on covered sundeck or picnic at North America’s Largest Dry Stone bridge. Wine by the glass can be enjoyed anywhere on the 93 acres accept the parking lot.