Jul 02, 2020

The golden rule never went out of style in Frontenac. We’re friendly and welcoming and we treat everyone like family. Our landscape and geography are a big part of who we are. Stretching between our small towns, the lakes, forest and fields jumble together in a paradise of outdoor recreation.

The Frontenac experience

From the northern most tip down to the Islands, the vast landscape that comprises Frontenac County offers music, art, fishing, hiking,canoeing, camping, sailing, ATVing, beaches, snowmobiling, artisan food, festivals…and so much more. Imagine blue skies and calm clear waters. It takes your breath away and also lets you breathe. The moment you arrive, you feel it and all your senses are awakened.

It’s more than just a place, it’s Frontenac.

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Frontenac inspires spontaneous adventures that turn into lifelong memories and epic tales. Your stories are our stories. Use the hashtag #InFrontenac to share your visit with us.

Where in the world

Frontenac is a region of nearly 4,000 square kilometers to the south and north of the City of Kingston, in Ontario, Canada.

Helpful websites

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