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Whether you have established roots in Leamington or hope to consider Leamington home one day, welcome to the community! Leamington offers visitors the ultimate recreational, cultural and experiential adventure

Leamington And Mersea Historical Museum

A deep water premier marina located in South West Ontario on beautiful Lake Erie. With 292 slips Leamington Marina can offer any size fock from personal water crafts, to vessels over 75 feet.

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Leamington Art Centre

The LAC is a 9,000 square foot, state-of-the-art and full accessible facility which offers three floors of galleries, meeting rooms, and studio spaces

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Point Pelee National Park

Point Pelee National Park is a national park in Essex County in southwestern Ontario where it extends to Lake Erie. It is the first national park in Canada to be established for conservation

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Wheatley Provincial Park

A protected area in the municipality of Chatham-Kent, the park has a number of small creeks providing opportunities for canoeing and viewing waterfowl.

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Pelee Island

One of Canada's best kept secrets...Pelee is an island in the western half of Lake Erie and is connected to the Canadian and United States mainland by ferry service.

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Colasanti's Tropical Gardens

A tropical wonderland destination for the whole family. Open year-round, the gardens is home to cacti, exotic and tropical plants, unique home decor and garden items as well as a petting farm and arcade room.

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16+ Wineries

Leamington is home to some of Ontario's best wineries - make sure to get the full experience and embark on a tour and tasting

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Wolfhead Distillery

The first ultra-premium craft distillery in the heart of rum-running country. Enjoy hand crafter spirits and a locally-inspired menu in their tasting room or outdoor patio.

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Leamington Marina

A deep water premier marina located in South West Ontario on beautiful Lake Erie. With 292 slips Leamington Marina can offer any size fock from personal water crafts, to vessels over 75 feet.

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Leamington Recreation Centre

The Leamington Kinsmen Recreation Complex was opened in 1985 as the F.T. Sherk Aquatic and Fitness Centre in Leamington

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Hillman Marsh

With 5km of trails around this precious marshland habitat, Hillman Marsh draws widlide and people from both near and far

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Kopegaron Woods

Kopegaron Woods is renowned for its spring wildflowers and is a great place for photographers to hone their skills in the brilliant sea of colour that lines the trails

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Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary

Called by some the "father" of North American conservationism, Jack Miner was one of the first conservationists to determine the migratory paths of birds and founded the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary

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Lavender Farm

Stroll through the lavender beds, inhale the aromas, relax and experience the unique and calming fragrance of lavender.

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Seacliff Park

Located on the shores of Lake Erie, Seacliff Park boasts over eight hectares of tress, open green space and a lengthy sandy shoreline known as Seacliff Beach

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Local Activities

Enjoy the various activities Leamington has to offer including marinas, hiking trails, conservation centres and golf clubs!

Kingsville Golf & Country Club

Kingsville Golf & Country Club is a 27 hole facility.

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Holiday Beach and Conservation Area

This conservation area offers a long sandy beach on the Lake Erie shoreline plus many other amenities. Ideal for a day at the beach or a picnic.

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Erie Shores Golf & Country Club

A beautifully manicured championship golf course on the shores of Lake Erie.

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Pelee Go-Karting

Pelee Go-Karting provides a safe government inspected track to all their customers and promotes an exciting and challenging road course for every driver.

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Major Events

It's never a dull moment in Leamington especially during the summer. Get involved or attend some of the most cultural, educational, fun and family-friendly festivals in Ontario!

Festival of Birds

Located at the crossroads of major migration routes, Point Pelee National Park welcomes thousands of birds and birdwatchers alike each spring.

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Kingsville Folk Festival

Presenting world-class acoustic and folk music

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Ruthven Apple Festival

This is a great community event for the entire family, filled with fun, food, crafts, entertainment and a classic car show on Sunday.

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Kingsville Migration Festival

The festival honours the legacy of Jack Miner as it celebrates migration, heritage and conservation in Kingsville, Ontario.

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