United Empire Loyalist Heritage Centre and Park

54 Adolphustown Park Rd
Bath, Ontario, K0H 1G0

GPS Information: 44.06317, -77.00562

Phone: 613-373-2196 Toll Free: 877-384-1784

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Currently closed. Open May 21 - Oct 11

	Full-season-only sites available
	Overnight sites available
	No Rental Units Available
	No Tenting available

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Campground Overview

The UEL Heritage Centre and Park is a mixture of history, camping & family fun, all in one location. It is 72 acres on the scenic shores of the Bay of Quinte, along the Loyalist Parkway (Hwy 33) in the village of Adolphustown. Campsites are available for overnight, weekly or seasonal use. Beach & day use are available for family picnics & outings.

Campground Details

Rental Units

Overnight Sites

100

Seasonal Sites

Maximum Amperage

Electrical / Water / Sewer

Electrical / Water

Electrical

No Services

$40 / $50

Min / Max (Daily)

Max length (of RV)

Activities In or Around the Campground:

Day use, Museum/heritage sites, Music Festival, Swimming (lake, river)

Directions

We are located in Greater Napanee, just off of the Loyalist Parkway (Hwy 33) at the village of Adolphustown. The UEL Heritage Centre and Park is approximately 4 km E of the Glenora Ferry and 15 km W of the Lennox Generating Station at the junction of County Rd 21 and Hwy 33. Look for our sign at the road. Parking onsite is covered in park admission. Visit our website at http://www.uel.ca for more details.

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Facilities

Accessible facilities

Boating (marina, boat launch, or docks)

Cable TV (at site)

Controlled access

Credit/debit cards

Dumping (station or mobile)

Group camping

Hot tub

Internet (hot spot)

Internet (WiFi at site)

Laundromat

Pet-friendly

Planned activities/events

Playground

Propane

Pull-thru sites

Rec hall/games room

Restaurant/snack bar

Store

Swimming (indoor pool)

Swimming (lake, river, or beach)

Swimming (outdoor pool)

Toilets (pit/outhouse)

Toilets/showers (comfort station)

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