Discover Greater Napanee

The Town of Greater Napanee offers many great opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors, whether you are interested in hiking on our scenic trails or enjoying a picnic with your kids in our parks.

Springside Park, 8460 Hwy 2

Conservation Park, 10 Pearl Street

Rotary Splash Pad, located at 39 Pearl St. is open from 10:00am to 8:00pm daily between May and September.

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The Town of Greater Napanee is home to the Strathcona Paper Centre which is ideal for ice hockey, skating, lacrosse, ball hockey, concerts, and shows.

Established in 1897, Napanee Golf and Country Club is one of the oldest nine hole golf clubs in Canada. Dual tee-boxes have been strategically located on each hole, in order to provide a genuine 18 hole golf experience. 

The Allan Macpherson House, sitting proudly along the banks of the Napanee River since 1826. 

The House hosts regular heritage workshops and demonstrations. The building and grounds also provide an ideal setting for outdoor musical concerts and theatrical performances.

Located at 2365 South Shore Road, the Old Hay Bay Church is the oldest surviving Methodist building in Canada. It was erected in 1792 by settlers, including United Empire Loyalists, who had recently arrived and established the community of Adolphustown (in modern-day Greater Napanee). In 1957, the church was officially recognized as an Ontario Historic Site, and later in 1992 received the American Methodist designation. Likewise, the church, land, and its nearby cemetery were designated as a National Historic Site of Canada in 2001.

The story of the settlement and historical development of Lennox & Addington County is highlighted in a number of themed exhibits displayed within the old County jail.

Artifacts from the textile, furniture, domestic arts, tools and equipment collections of the Museum & Archives are showcased on a changing basis.  

The Village Theatre in Selby, Ontario, is home to Lennox Community Theatre Inc. The theatre is an attractive and intimate 80-seat performing space. The wholly-volunteer company runs theatre seasons of several plays of various types - dramas, thrillers, comedies, musicals, pantomimes - from September through June.

The UEL Heritage Centre and Park is a mixture of history, camping, and family fun, all in one location. It is made up of 72 acres, located on the scenic shores of the Bay of Quinte, along the Loyalist Parkway (Hwy #33) in the historic village of Adolphustown. The UEL Heritage Centre and Park is dedicated to the preservation of this important location, which included the first Loyalist Cemetery, established in 1784, and the oldest monument to the Loyalists in Canada, erected in 1884 for the Loyalist Centennial Celebrations.