
BEACH, PLEASE!
BEACHES AROUND THE BoQ
Towels tossed on warm sand, sunscreen-scented air and laid-back picnics by the water are what we look forward to every summer. The Bay of Quinte region is home to a variety of beaches, from the shores of Lake Ontario to the calm banks of the Trent River.
NOTE: Provincial Parks can get really busy in peak summer, so it’s a good idea to plan your trip and reserve your Daily Vehicle Permit up to 5 days in advance on reservations.ontarioparks.com.

Presqu'ile Provincial Park
28 Presqu’ile Parkway, Brighton
Presqu’ile Provincial Park has a large sandy beach spanning 2.5 km, offering plenty of sand for you to claim. Over 300 car camping sites, 16 km of trails, 338 recorded bird species and the second-oldest continually operating lighthouse on Lake Ontario make this a pretty epic park to explore.
Day use fees apply.
VISIT WEBSITE
Frankford Tourist Park
2839 Frankford Road, Frankford
Situated on a stretch of parkland along the Trent River in downtown Frankford, this Park is the centre for regional and special events. The park has a sandy beach area and playground, a covered picnic pavilion, and seasonal overnight camping facilities.
Admission is free.
VISIT WEBSITE

Sandbanks and North Beach Provincial Parks
3004 County Road 12, Picton (Sandbanks)
440 North Beach Rd, Consecon (North Beach)
Sandbanks Provincial Park in Prince Edward County has three expansive beaches, including the world’s largest baymouth barrier dune formation. Nearby, North Beach is a much smaller park with an equally beautiful beach to spend a hot summer day.
Day use fees apply.
VISIT SANDBANKS WEBSITE
VISIT NORTH BEACH WEBSITE

MAP IT OUT
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