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Discover our attractions, culture and the arts, shopping,
dining, entertainment, recreation and much, much more!
Discover
what’s in your backyard...
visit a Conservation Area
quinteconservation.ca
613-968-3434
Belleville Office
106 North Front St.
613.969.9907
team@remaxquinte.com
Wellington Office
304 Main St.
613.399.5900
teamremaxwellington@sympatico.ca
Picton Office
1 Lake Street
613.476.5900
remax.picton@sympatico.ca
Tweed Office
259 Victoria St. N.
613.478.9907
teamtweed@remaxquinte.com
Madoc Office
81 St. Lawrence St. W.
613.473.9037
teammadoc@remaxquinte.com
Marmora Office
10 Forsyth St.
613.472.7007
www.remaxquinte.com
Trenton Office
447 Dundas Street W.
613.392.6594
teamtrenton@remaxquinte.com
Brighton Office
41 Main Street
613.475.6594
teambrighton@remax.com
www.remaxquinte.com
T h e C o r p o r at i o n o f t h e
City of Belleville
Message from the Mayor
It is my pleasure as the Mayor of the City of Belleville to bring you
greetings on behalf of my colleagues on Council and welcome you to
the Quinte region!
This resourceful Visitor Pocket Guide gives a detailed overview of
Belleville, which is situated on the beautiful Bay of Quinte, as well as
the charming communities in the surrounding areas. As you peruse this
book you will quickly discover the amazing amenities in our city, from our
beautiful waterfront trails and parks to the wonderful restaurants and
entertainment available for your enjoyment. The ‘Friendly City’ has so
much to offer our citizens as well as visitors alike that you will no doubt
enjoy your time here.
Thank you for choosing Belleville as your vacation destination. We
sincerely hope that your visit creates wonderful memories and that you
return to the Quinte area in the future.
Neil R. Ellis, Mayor
Emergency Numbers
To report a life threatening
emergency situation
Police- Fire- Ambulance- 911
Hospital
Belleville General Hospital
265 Dundas Street East
Telephone: 613-969-7400
Belleville Police Service Administration
After Hours Clinic
Bayview Medical Clinic
274 Dundas Street East
Telephone: 613-968-5709
613-966-0882
Belleville Fire Department Administration
613-962-2010
Ontario Provincial Police
1-888-310-1122
Poison Information
1-800-268-9017
Marine Air Search and Rescue
1-800-267-7270
Tourism and Visitor Information
Belleville & District Chamber of Commerce
The Log Cabin, 5 Moira Street East, Belleville
Telephone: 1-888-852-9992 or 613-962-4597
tourism.bayofquinte.ca
www.bellevillechamber.ca
City of Belleville
City Hall, 169 Front Street, Belleville
Telephone: 613-968-6481
www.city.belleville.on.ca
Belleville & Area Visitor Pocket Guide
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Stronger Chamber
Through Strong Partnerships
A
Our Highest Membership
In Over 10 Years –
600 & Counting!
5 Moira St. East, P.O. Box 726, Belleville, ON K8N 5B3
Tel: (613)962-4597 • Toll Free: 1-888-852-9992
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Table of
Contents
Welcome to Belleville..................................................................... 6
Hotels........................................................................................... 8
Hiking Trails................................................................................. 10
Boat Launches/Museums............................................................. 10
Business..................................................................................... 11
Galleries...................................................................................... 12
Libraries...................................................................................... 14
LCBO & Beer Stores..................................................................... 14
Shopping..................................................................................... 18
Family Fun................................................................................... 20
Golf & Recreation......................................................................... 24
Events......................................................................................... 25
Restaurants................................................................................. 30
Day Trip North.............................................................................. 36
Day Trip South............................................................................. 38
Day Trip East................................................................................ 40
Day Trip West............................................................................... 42
Maps.......................................................................................... 44
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory........................................................ 48
Welcome to Belleville
Stay, shop, play and dine in Belleville.
Take a walk on one of the waterfront
trails, visit a museum, stop at the
local outdoor farmers market (behind
City Hall) on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday or spend a few hours
on a leisurely drive to any of the small towns in the surrounding
countryside. Thank you goes to all of our advertisers whose
participation has made this publication possible. All information in
the Belleville & Area Visitor Pocket Guide is believed to be correct at
the time of publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced
without the written consent of Allan Graphics Ltd.
Produced by Allan Graphics Ltd
Gloria Allan, Account Manager
63 South Front Street, Belleville, ON K8N 5P4
t 613 969 2242 f 613 962 2243
gloriaa@allangraphics.ca • www.allangraphics.ca
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Your Bay of Quinte adventure starts here in Belleville, which literally translates to,
“beautiful village.” We are located just off the 401, approximately 1.5 hours east
of Toronto and 45 minutes west of Kingston, on the shores of the Moira River and
the Bay of Quinte in South Eastern Ontario. With access to water and plentiful
greenery, this region of the province is one of the most picturesque in Ontario
and also one of the best-kept secrets.
Belleville boasts many amenities to the Bay of Quinte traveller with a fine
assortment of shops, restaurants, and accommodations. Please read and use
this pocket guide to make the most of your visit here in “the friendly city.”
History of the City of Belleville
In 1789 some fifty United Empire Loyalists settled here in Belleville with the
most notable being Captain John Walden Meyers, a true Renaissance man.
Hardworking and resourceful, he built the first dam in Belleville on the Moira
River, and erected a sawmill, gristmill, and a distillery. Captain Meyers gristmill
drew settlers from as far away as Napanee and Port Hope, and the community
soon became known as Meyers Creek. The Moira River, which winds its way
through Belleville, played an important role in the early stages of the community’s
development as it brought raw lumber inland for the settler to cut and sell. Soon,
Belleville was Upper Canada’s most prosperous community.
In the spring of 1816, the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, Sir Francis
Gore, visited the settlement. Inspired by Lady Arabella, the wife of the Lieutenant
Governor, the residents opted to change the name of the community to
“Belleville” in honour of the fair lady.
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From the city’s pioneer settlement past to
the vibrant community of today, Belleville
continues to enjoy a diverse industrial base
along with strong links to agriculture and its
beautiful waterfront, and is a community which
continues to grow and prosper.
Parks
Climate
Winter: The average
temperature is -4 C.
Spring: The average
temperature is 13 C.
Summer: The average
temperature is 21 C.
The City of Belleville maintains over 500 acres
Autumn: The average
of parkland throughout the community. Several
temperature is 9 C.
hiking and cycling trails, as well as parks along
the Bay of Quinte and the Moira River are
available for your enjoyment year round.
Floral displays can be found at numerous locations throughout the city adding
colour to the landscape, notably highlighted is Belleville’s floral Canadian flag
on the Hwy. 401 hill in West Riverside Park. The Corby Rose Garden nestled in
Belleville’s East Hill displays over 2000 roses, perennials, and annual flowers
each summer. If you are looking to picnic, you can do so throughout the City’s
parks and in West Riverside, East Bayshore and Zwick’s Park up to 100 of your
closest friends can join you.
Corby Park
Lions Park
Riverside Park Robin Jeffrey Park
210 Ann St. 70 Station St. 259 North Park St. 220 Bleeker Ave.
Pirate Ship Playground
Playground
For details and locations on the smaller parks in the community please see the
map at the back of this guide or visit: www.city.belleville.on.ca
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• 135 ft. waterslide
• 25 minutes to Prince Edward
• Tennis Courts, Exercise Room,
County Winery Region and
Games Room, In/Outdoor Pool,
Sandbanks Provincial Park
Sauna & Hot Tub
• Onsite Restaurant & Lounge
• Pet Friendly – next to Dog Park
with Room Service
11 Bay Bridge Road, Belleville ON
Tel: 613-968-3411 • Toll Free: 1-800-420-3555
www.bellevilletravelodgehotel.com
Four elegant guestrooms each
with ensuite bath. Pool, terrace,
gardens, dining room,
living room, A/C and wifi.
144 Bridge St. E. Belleville
613-969-2894
www.INNbytheRoseGarden.on.ca
“Helping you
achieve your
goals. One day
at a time.”
269 Palmer Road North, Belleville, ON
613.962.2032 • www.onetoonefitness.ca
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Fitness/Jacuzzi/Spa/Pool
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Best Western
387 North Front St (Hwy 62S)
Toll Free: 1 800-528-1234
www.bestwestern.com
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Canada’s Best Value Inn
613-968-5353
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Comfort Inn
200 North Park St (Hwy 62S)
Toll Free: 1 800-228-5150
www.choicehotels.ca
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Fairfield Inn & Suites (Marriott)
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Toll Free: 1 800-228-2800
www.marriott.com/YGKFI
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Toll Free: 1 800-456-4329
www.hiexpress.com
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Park Lane Motel
648 Old Hwy 2 West
613-962-5394
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Travelodge Hotel
11 Bay Bridge Rd (Hwy 62S)
Toll Free: 1 800-420-3555
www.bellevilletravelodgehotel.com
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Heritage Charm Inn
118 Bridge St East
613-962-8472
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Inn By The Rose Garden
144 Bridge St East
613-969-2894
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The Moira B&B
21 Elvins Gardens
613-967-7856
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The Occasional Scone
33 Catherine Street
613-779-0326
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Place Victoria Place
156 Victoria Ave
613-967-8560
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Savoury House B&B
1763 Old Highway 37
613-477-2684
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Fitness/Jacuzzi/Spa/Pool
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Suites Available
Breakfast (Full / Partial)
$
Internet Access
Private or Shared Bath
$
Air Conditioned
Avg. Price High Season
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Corporate Rates
Avg. Price Low Season
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Aisling House
272 Charles St
613-969-5220
Average Price Ranges
$
Under $100
$$ $100-150
$$$ $150-200
$$$+ Over $200
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Number of Rooms
BED & BREAKFAST
ACCOMMODATIONS
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Pets Allowed
$
Suites Available
$
Internet Access
Private or Shared Bath
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Air Conditioned
Avg. Price High Season
Avalon Motel
613-966-6622
www.avalonmotel.com
Average Price Ranges
$
Under $100
$$ $100-150
$$$ $150-200
+
$$$ Over $200
Corporate Rates
Avg. Price Low Season
Breakfast (Full / Partial)
Number of Rooms
HOTEL & MOTEL
ACCOMMODATIONS
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Hiking and Trails
Kiwanis Bayshore Trail
Access south of Dundas St. E. 2.5
km multiuse trail runs along the
beautiful shores of the Bay of Quinte.
Parrot Riverside Trail
Access from Front and Station St. 1.6
km trail follows the Moira River north
from the Bay of Quinte and passes
through downtown Belleville.
Zwick’s Trail
Access south of Dundas St. E. 3.2
km double looped trail runs along the
beautiful Bay of Quinte.
Riverside Trail
Access north of College St. 5.2 km of
trail runs along side the Moira River
and passes through Riverside Park.
H.R. Frink Outdoor Education
Centre features 14 trails plus a
wetland ecology boardwalk available
to observe different natural ecosystems. Located at 381 Thrasher Road,
2 km east of Hwy 37.
613-477-2828.
Vanderwater Conservation Area
Located 3 km east of Thomasburgh
off Hwy 37. Open daily from sunrise
to sunset providing picnic sites, cross
country skiing, and hiking.
613-968-3434
Quinte Conservation
Access from Hwy 2 at WallbridgeLoyalist Road. View natural forest regeneration taking approximately two
hours to complete the circuit.
For access to our Recreational Trail
Guide visit: www.city.belleville.on.ca
or pick one up at The Belleville &
District Chamber of Commerce Log
Cabin, 5 Moira St. E.
Boat Launches
Belleville Boat Launch (2)
Superior 32’ wide concrete ramps
with 60’ docks on the Bay of Quinte.
Located at the end of South George
Street and South Herchimer Street.
Parking available.
Meyer’s Pier
Fuel, visitor’s docks, pump-out,
showers, shore power, ice, restaurant, bikes, VHF Monitor 68. Located
on the beautiful Bay of Quinte, at the
south end of Front St & Pinnacle St.
613-967-1906
Museums
Glanmore National Historic Site
One of Belleville’s many fine homes
dating back to the 1800’s and an example of high Victorian architecture
at its best. A glimpse of the grandeur
of Victorian life in Belleville over 100
years ago, housing a fine collection
of art, furniture, paintings, lamps,
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Belleville
Where business comes to grow!
If you want it all – to live and work where you would love to vacation –
consider a location in Belleville for you and your business!
With a solid manufacturing and business base, Belleville is home to a
diverse and incredibly successful base of businesses which lend to the
exceptionally high quality of life enjoyed by all our residents and visitors.
The business climate in Belleville is bolstered by a great location (close
to everything and everyone), quality labour force,
affordable real estate, low cost of living as well as
a solid diversified economic base upon which to
grow your business.
For more information on how you can invest in
beautiful Belleville, please contact the Economic
and Strategic Initiatives department at 613-9673238 or ecdev@city.belleville.on.ca
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and local displays. Located at 257
Bridge St. E. For more information
and hours of operation please call
613-962-2329
Hastings and Prince Edward
Regiment Military Museum
War is not glorified at the museum
but presented as an integral part
of Canadian heritage. Features
a collection of uniforms, badges,
diaries, equipment, weaponry, and
other memorabilia. Located in the
Armoury on the corner of Bridge and
Pinnacle Street. For more information
and hours of operation please call
613-966-2125.
Belleville Scout/Guide Museum
Canada’s largest museum dedicated to the preservation of Scout
and Guide history though a growing
collection of memorabilia donations.
Boasts over 40,000 items including
books, journals, stamps, newspaper
articles, uniforms, badges, pins, belt
buckles, and much more. Open by
appointment only. Located at 350
Dundas St. W. For more information
please call 613-966-2740 or
613-968-7605.
Hastings Heritage Centre
Features historical information and
memorabilia depicting the heritage of
Belleville & Hastings County, including
textual records, photographs, maps,
newspapers, and other materials
which provide information about the
people, places, and development of
Belleville & Hastings County. Located
at 154 Old Cannifton Road N. For
more information please call 613968-5023.
National Air Force Museum of
Canada
Explore the history of the Canadian
Military Aviation from its birth in
World War One to the present day.
Explore original art, weapons, sig-
nificant archival materials, medals,
aircraft, artifacts, and other memorabilia. Located at 8 Wing Trenton, Hwy
#2, 10 minutes west of Belleville.
For more information please call
613-965-2140.
Farmtown Park
Learn more about the agriculture
industry in Hastings County. Find out
about cheese and butter making and
the development of farm machinery.
Walk through Heritage Village,
our unique country town from the
1930’s. Visit our one-room school
house and explore the Discovery
Centre with the amazing collection
of toy trucks, tractors and cars.
Located at the Stirling Fair Grounds,
20 minutes northwest of Belleville via
Hwy 62N & 14. For more information
please call 613-395-0015.
Ameliasburgh Historical
Museum Complex
Explore an array of 14 buildings of
agricultural and industrial history
featuring a steam engine, art gallery,
native displays, log cabin, and
blacksmith shop. Now includes the
Victoria Schoolhouse, home of the
Quinte Educational Museum and
Archives. For more information and
hours of operation please call
613-966-5501.
Galleries
Gallery 121
Non-profit art gallery providing exhibition space for Belleville and Quinte
West artists. Located at 48 Bridge St.
E. in downtown Belleville. Please call
613-962-4609 or visit www.gallery121artists.com
Quinte Arts Council
Founded on the belief that arts are for
everyone and should be accessible to
all. Featuring arts from local artisans
come check us out! Located at 36
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It’s a place of
a thousand stories –
write your own.
The mystery and romance of the 1000
Islands, the culinary excellence of Kingston’s
food scene, the passion and flair of the
County wineries and the raw excitement of
sport fishing in the Bay of Quinte and Land
O’Lakes. Write your own story - visit us today!
thegreatwaterway.com
Bay of Quinte | Prince Edward County | Land O’Lakes
Kingston | Rideau Heritage Route | 1000 Islands
Cornwall and the Counties
Yours to Explore!
254 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario K8N 3B1
613-968-6731 • www.bellevillelibrary.com
Libraries
Bridge St. E. in downtown Belleville.
For more information call
613-962-1232 or visit
www.quinteartscoucil.org
Belleville Public Library
Belleville Public Library is the place
to go for children’s programs, author
readings, an excellent collection of
materials to borrow, free internet and
wireless access, and a great space
to relax and enjoy yourself! Located
at 254 Pinnacle St in Downtown Belleville. For more information call 613968-6731 or visit
www.bellevillelibrary.com
Belleville Art Association Gallery
Home to an ever-changing series of
exhibitions by the association members. Located at 392 Front St. in
downtown Belleville. For more information please call 613-968-8632.
John M. Parrott Art Gallery
Located in the Library at 254
Pinnacle Street in downtown
Belleville. Featuring art exhibitions
and programs and an artisan gift
shop.
613-698-6731.
ArtPlus
A diverse arts centre in the heart of
Belleville, featuring acclaimed work
from local and international artists.
Located at 54 North Front St. (two
blocks north of downtown Belleville).
For more information call
613-961-1977 or visit
www.galleryartplus.com
Fusion Creative Collections
A unique gift shop and collection of
art by visual artists who have come
together to present their work to the
public. Located at 250 Front St. in
downtown Belleville. For more information call 613-967-4438 or visit
www.fusioncreativecollections.com
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Radio Stations
91.3 Alternative/ College Radio
(Loyalist College)
95.5Hitsfm Quinte’s Greatest Hits
97.1 Hits from the 80’s, 90’s and
beyond
Cool 100 Country Hits
102.3 Christian Contemporary
Rock 107 Classic Rock
CJBQ AM-800 Quinte Country
Beer, Spirits, & Wine
The Beer Store
Open 7 days a week! Two locations:
91 S. Front St. 613-968-8559
113 Station St. 613-969-1828
Liquor Control Board Ontario
Wine, spirits, beer, and mixers!
Closed Sundays .Three locations:
190 Bell Blvd. 613-962-2132
470 Dundas St. E. 613-962-1342
Prince Edward Square (Hwy 62 South
just over the Bay Bridge)
613-989-9947
Discover Belleville’s
Treasure...
Open Year Round
Tuesday to Sunday - 1 to 4:30 pm
June, July, August - 10 am to 4:30 pm
257 Bridge St. E., Belleville, ON 613-962-2329 www.glanmore.ca
“Celebrating 25 Years”
Eastern Ontario’s Largest
Annual Outdoor Farm Show
August 21st & 22nd, 2013
300 Exhibitors of Agricultural Equipment
255 Fairgrounds Road, Quinte West
www.hastingsfarmshow.ca
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Building custom homes, residential subdivisions,
condominiums, and townhomes throughout
Belleville and surrounding areas.
406 Maitland drive,
Unit 3 Maitland Plaza,
r.r. #5, Belleville, On K8n 4z5
Belleville: (613) 966-8420
Fax: (613) 966-9268
inFO@geertsMa.cOM
Good to be home.
www.geertsma.com
97% of our
students
would
recommend
Loyalist to
a friend*
For information about
our 60+ career-focused
programs, or to arrange a
campus visit, call:
(613) 969-1913 or
1-888-LOYALIST, ext. 2204
TTY: (613) 962-0633
liaison@loyalistc.on.ca
* Loyalist Student
Government Survey
loyalistcollege.com
Wallbridge-Loyalist Rd, Belleville
LoyaList
my college • my future
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Heritage
Nature
Family
Recreation
12 Grove Street
Belleville ON K8P 1V9
613.966.5754
EXPERIENCE THE ROAD TO EXCELLENCE
305 Bell Blvd., Belleville K8P 5H3
613-966-7000 • www.franklintours.com
Pearson International Airport • DOOR TO DOOR • 24 / 7 DAYS A WEEK
Private Direct - Shared Ride
Town Cars
•
Limousines
•
Mini & Full Size Vans
•
Buses
1-888-677-4287 613-968-2058 www.ontariocoachway.com
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Downtown Belleville, known as “The Village” is
located in the centre of the City on the shores
of the beautiful Bay of Quinte and Moira River.
The Village is the community’s financial centre and provides a wide
range of services and specialty stores and some of the best dining
establishments in the City. Take a stroll along the riverfront trail or
explore the local stores and galleries, relax in one of the spas or salons or
take in a play or concert at one of the theatres.
Downtown is host to many special events throughout the year. Music
festivals, sidewalk sales, consumer contests, street dances and gallery
tours all bring the community together through fun and engaging
activities. Come and discover downtown Belleville. For more information
on our downtown visit: www.downtownbelleville.ca
When visiting the downtown be sure to check out the rich variety of crafts
and produce year round at the Belleville Farmers’ Market. In the spring,
the market comes alive with maple syrup and crafts, and remains a ‘hive
of activity’ right through the Christmas season. The market is held in the
Market Square behind City Hall, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
7 a.m to 6 p.m. all the year round.
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Quinte Bowling Centre
17 Roy Blvd., Belleville, ON K8N 4Z5 • 613 967 2695
rjones@cogeco.net
Open Daily
11:30 am
Canteen On-Site
Free Parking
28 Roy Blvd, Belleville, ON K8N 4Z5
613-962-6256
July 10-13, 2013
Quinte Sports &
Wellness Centre
265 Cannifton Road
Belleville
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Family
Fun
Belleville presents a variety of natural spaces, bike/walking trails, parks and
waterfront areas for everyone to take pleasure in. Children will enjoy playing at
the Lady Nicole Pirate Ship Park, the Kiwanis Skateboard Park, sports fields, the
Canada Day toboggan hill and coming in 2013 a new children’s splash pad all
located at Riverside Park. At Zwick’s Park there is a playground and wading pool
as well as a four acre “off-leash dog park” maintained by the Quinte Dog Park
Association, for your four legged friends. Be sure to check out the spectacular
Christmas light display at Jane Forrester Park. This “must see” display is in
place from mid November through to early January.
Quinte Sports & Wellness
Centre provides a state-of-the-art
multipurpose facility to enjoy recreational swimming, skating, walking/
running and more. Located at 265
Cannifton Rd. Please call 613-9664632 for more information.
YMCA of Belleville and Quinte is
committed to building strong kids,
strong families and a strong community with a wide variety of programs. Located at 433 Victoria Ave.
Please call 613-966-9622 for more
information.
The Belleville Bulls are Quinte’s
Ontario Hockey League Team. They
play their home games at the Yardmen Arena which is located in the
Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre
from September – March.
Family Fishing Weekend where
Canadian residents are able to sample Ontario’s fishing opportunities,
licence-free from July 6-14, 2013
and again from February 15-17,
2014. www.mnr.gov.on.ca
The Empire Theatre & Centre
for the Performing Arts has
award winning musical acts and
music festivals with performances
all year. Located at 321 Front St.
613-969-0099.
Party Castle is an indoor playground and party centre. Book a
party or drop in for daily play, music lessons, preschool programs or
dance and fitness classes. Located
at 393 Sidney St. 613-962-3450.
Monster mini-Golf (Seasonal)
is great fun for all ages. Located in
the Quinte Mall parking lot.
Galaxy Cinemas is an eightscreen theatre located behind the
Quinte Mall. 613-969-7080.
Shannonville
Motorsport
Park is a hidden gem east of the
City on Highway #2. Home to Supermoto bike racing, car drifting
events, drag racing (see page 40).
613-969-1906 or 1-800-959-8955
www.shannonville.com
Brighton Speedway is the
region’s home for dirt track auto
racing and more! A short drive
west of Belleville at 775 County Rd
64, Brighton via hwy #401 or #2.
1-866-681-1102
www.brightonspeedway.com
Quinte Bowl is fun for all with
youth programs, parties, tournaments, lazer bowl and rock’n bowl.
Located on 17 Roy Blvd off of Hwy
62. 613-967-2695.
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All Season
Rain or Shine
The Quinte Sports
& Wellness Centre,
located at 265
Cannifton Road
has expanded the
facility by more
than 177,000
square feet, with
the building now
totaling over
330,000 square
feet.
While you’re here, experience the
many pleasures of Belleville.
Recreation, Culture & Community Services
For more information: 613-966-4632
Something for Everyone!
The Centre boasts the addition of highly energy efficient and
customer friendly features including:
• Two new NHL sized ice pads and all the amenities,
including warm viewing in addition to the Wally Dever and
Yardmen Arenas
• An Aquatic Centre with an 8 lane, 25 metre pool, along with
preschool and therapy pools and spectator viewing area
• Large, double Multi-use Gymnasium space which can
transform into a performance venue for approximately 400-500 people
• Indoor rubberized and heated walking/running track
• Retail space, including a Café style food service provider,
physiotherapy and massage services and a pro-shop
• A Seniors Centre and Youth Drop-in Room
• 3 fitness studios (yoga/pilates, aerobic and dryland training)
• Public lounge for social gathering and networking
• Customer Service Counter with public and tourist
information
• Community Group rental space, featuring a Fireplace room
and Multipurpose room
• Expanded and upgraded parking, along with a new City of
Belleville transit stop
Enjoy recreational swimming, skating, visit the free indoor
walking/running track, participate in a drop in aerobics
class, register for a day camp…join us at the Quinte Sports &
Wellness Centre
Where Everyone Is Welcome!
TTY 613-771-9781 • www.city.belleville.on.ca
Head to downtown Belleville
to try local berry dishes at
our fabulous participating
restaurants.
June 15th, 2013
Street
Dance
Downtown Belleville
August 16, 2013
Come downtown and enjoy the very
popular Downtown Street Dance on
August 16th 2013. Ed’s Garage Band
is back by popular demand!
Sidewalk Sale
July 11, 12 & 13, 2013
In coordination with the Waterfront Festival
and the Poker Run, this three day event is filled
with great deals, promotions and family fun in Downtown!
Front Street open to pedestrian traffic only for this event!
For more information on our Downtown Belleville Events,
contact us at our office. 267 Front Street, 613.968.2242
executivedirector@downtownbelleville.ca
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www.downtownbelleville.ca
Culture Days
September 27-29, 2013
Plein Air Festival
May 31 to June 2, 2013
Come enjoy this 3 day outdoor
artistic event in downtown
Belleville & surroundings.
Artists will abound the streets
capturing art en plein air!
www.bellevillepleinairfestival.com
Student Art Show
April 26-27, 2013
Follwing the opening, a
Student Art Walk Tour will be
created throughout the month
of May in downtown Belleville.
Enjoy a weekend full of culture in
Downtown Belleville. The BDIA
presents “Belleville Culture Days”.
Enjoy an Artwalk, Music Crawl,
Literary/Film Events, performing
arts and Doors Open Belleville,
all in the downtown core. The
ever-so-popular Flavours of Fall
event will run in conjunction
with Culture Days on Saturday
September 28th. Another great
way to celebrate culture in
downtown!
Savour the Chill 2014
February 22, 2014
Sample delicious local soups,
enjoy hot chocolate and cookies,
and take in a horse drawn wagon
ride through downtown Belleville.
Family fun all day long. Don’t forget
to take in the SALES at participating
retail locations.
Holidays in Downtown
Farmers Market
Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday year round!
November & December 2013
Black Friday - November 29, 2013
Enjoy BIG SALES and promotions at our
downtown retail locations. Enjoy holiday
promotions for the month of December.
Recreat
ional
Opportunities
Golfing, hiking, boating, fishing, exploring, shopping, swimming
or just relaxing - Belleville offers you all the recreational options
you’ll need to ensure the whole family has a great time!
There are more than 15 regional golf courses that provide the enthusiast with
an array of challenging layouts. Our courses have hosted some of Ontario’s
premiere golfing events and yet still offer challenges for everyone from the
champion to the beginner.
The Bay of Quinte offers world class fishing and is the perfect spot for your next
angling adventure. In addition to fantastic walleye fishing there is an abundance
of large and small mouth bass, pike, musky and perch to name a few. Not just
for summer, in winter the Bay transforms into the ideal ice fishing destination!
Broad, sheltered waters make the Bay of Quinte one of Canada’s top sailing
destinations and a prime location for power boating, kayaking and windsurfing.
Residents and visitors can also enjoy rowing and dragon boating on one of the
most beautiful waterways in the Province.
Golf Courses
Barcovan Golf Club
Bay of Quinte Country Club
Bayview Golf Centre
Black Bear Ridge Golf Course
Briar Fox Golf & Country Club
Frankford Municipal Golf Course
Oak Hills Golf Club
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Picton Golf & Country Club
Pine Ridge Golf & Country Club
Salt Creek Golf Links
Timber Ridge Golf Course
Trillium Wood Golf Club
Warkworth Golf Club
Wellington on the Lake Golf Course
Calendar of Events
FEBRUARY
Savour The Chill (23)
AUGUST
Norm Carr Classic Motorcycle
Races (10)
www.qer.ca
MARCH
Downtown Docfest (1-3)
www.downtowndocfest.ca
Quinte Ribfest (9-11)
www.quinteribfest.ca
Sportsman Boat & RV Show (8-10)
www.quintesportsmanshow.com
APRIL
Quinte Home & Lifestyle Show
(5-7)
www.quintehomebuilders.ca
Healthy Living Expo (20/21)
www.thehealthylivingexpo.ca
Downtown Student Art Show
(26-27)
MAY
Plein Air Festival (31-June 2)
www.bellevillepleinairfestival.com
JUNE
Berrylicious (15)
Downtown Street Dance (16)
Hastings County Farm Show
(21/22)
www.hastingsfarmshow.com
Belleville Fair (29 – Sept 1)
www.qer.ca
SEPTEMBER
Empire Square Anniversary
Weekend (5-7)
www.theempiretheatre.com
Culture Days Celebration
• Downtown Artwalk (27/28)
• Doors Open Belleville (28)
• Flavours of Fall Festival (28)
NOVEMBER
Christmas At The Pier (TBA)
www.city.belleville.on.ca
Quinte Ex Rodeo (15/16)
www.qer.ca
Santa Claus Parade (17)
Big Music Fest (22)
www.bigmusicfest.com
Festival of Trees (16 & 20-23)
www.bellevillefestivaloftrees.ca
JULY
Canada Day Celebrations (1)
www.bellevillecanadaday.com
Black Friday (29)
Hollyrood Country Jamboree (5-7)
www.HollyRoodCountryJamboree.com
DECEMBER
Downtown Belleville - Holiday
Season Promotions (14)
A Victorian Fair at
Glanmore House (7)
www.glanmore.ca
Belleville Waterfront & Ethnic
Festival (11-14)
• Downtown Sidewalk Sale (11-13)
• Dragon Boat Festival (13)
• Poker Run Rendezvous Boat
Races (12-14)
www.bellevillewaterfrontfestival.com
Party In The Square (19)
www.partyinthesquare.com
Empire Square Rockfest (25-27)
OTHER SEASONAL EVENTS &
PERFORMANCES:
Farmer’s Market, behind City Hall
(T/T/S – year round)
Belleville Theatre Guild
www.bellevilletheatreguild.ca
Quinte Ballet School
www.quinteballetschool.com
Quinte Symphony
www.quintesymphony.com
Concerts In The Park
www.concertsonthebay.com
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www.bellevillewaterfrontfestival.com
July 11th, 12th, 13th & 14th 2013
• World’s Finest Midway
(discounted bracelets Thurs ONLY)
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Ethnic Food Village
Vendor Exposition
Ultimate Air Dogs
Children’s Arts & Crafts
Building Workshop Puppet Shows
FREE Balloon Art
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Jungle Cat World Exhibit
Mural Colouring Project
Paddle Boats & Water Walkers
Meet our LIVE Robot!
Junkyard Symphony
PLUS
• Downtown Sidewalk Sale (T/F/S)
• Dragon Boat Races (Victoria Park-Sat)
• Power Boat “Poker Run” Races
Iron Man
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WEST ZWICK’S PARK • free admission • TOONIE PARKING
LIVE MUSIC IN THE COVERED PAVILION …
TRIBUTE CONCERTS INCLUDE:
· The Beach Boys
· The Young Rascals
· Shania Twain (direct from Las Vegas!)
· ABBA
· The Bee Gees
· Boogie Wonder Band (70’s Disco)
· Power Connection (Blood Sweat &
Tears, Chicago, Lighthouse)
· 80’s Rock Machine (Queen, Fleetwood
Mac, The Eagles, Aerosmith, U2, Journey)
PLUS a 50’s & 60’s Rock n’ Roll
Dance, Celtic Kitchen Party, Salute
to Oktoberfest, The 65-member
Northern Lights Steel Orchestra,
Bollywood & Caribbean
Celebrations, The Canadian Indie
Music Festival AND the 120-member
Gouverneur New York High School
Marching Wildcats!
Bring your lawn chairs & ENJOY!
Presenting Sponsors & Media Partners
Summer Music
Belleville’s
In the City
Big Music Fest
Empire Rockfest
CANADA DAY
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Ribfest
Saturday, June 22nd
E. Zwick’s Park
gates open at noon
Hedley, Counting Crows, The Wallflowers, Bleeker Ridge and Burton Cummings!
www.bigmusicfest.com
Monday, July 1st
W. Zwick’s Park, 11am-10pm
FREE Admission – Parking $2
LIVE music, arts & crafts, giant sand box, petting zoo, pony rides and fireworks!
www.bellevillecanadaday.com
July 25th , 26th, 27th
Empire Square (Downtown)
Journey, Kim Mitchell, REO Speedwagon,
Night Ranger, David Wilcox, Styx lead singer
Dennis DeYoung & TOTO!
August 9th , 10th & 11th
W. Zwick’s Park, open daily 11:30 am
FREE Admission – Parking $2
LIVE music (including Bon Journey,
Ambush, The Remedy & Cruisin’), 6 ribbers
to choose from, hot air balloon rides, dunk
tank, kids zone, ongoing raffles & draws!
www.quinteribfest.ca
Cafés, Diners & Bakeries
The Old Firehouse
394 Front St. 613-779-6663
Debbie’s Restaurant
19 Campbell St. 613-968-5900
Café E (Empire Square)
357 Front St. W. 613-968-1412
Wimpy’s Diner
274 North Front St. 613-969-8156
West Side Café
436 Dundas St. 613-966-0365
Nova Deli-Maritime Donairs
200 North Front St. 613-968-3357
Sweet Escape Dessert & Coffee
Lounge 194 Front St. 613-966-0000
Cedar Nights (Chicken Shawarma)
21 College St. W. 613-771-1311
Sans Souci
240 Front St. 613-968-2952
Smoke’s Poutinerie
305 North Front St, 613-779-9100
Katrina’s Cakes & Treats
296 Front St. 613-966-1274
Burger Revolution
300 North Front St. 613-966-3388
Cheech’s Cozy Grill
207 Front St. 613-962-6969
Maggie’s Country Corner
487 Dundas Street W. 613-962-1180
Irene’s Diner (Bayview Mall)
470 Dundas St. E. 613-967-1074
The Millenium Diner
580 Ashley St. Foxboro 613-966-2090
Riverside Restaurant & Bakery
1 Moira St. E. 613-967-4928
Y’Wanna Hav’ a Café
254 Pinnacle St (library)
613-771-0060
199 Front St (Century Place)
613-966-3762
Sensuous Up Café
33 South Pinnacle St 613-966-8800
Dining Places
Dem Bones Smokehouse & Sports
Bar 13 Bell Blvd. 613-966-1874
Quinte Restaurant
135 Cannifton Rd. 613-962-1313
Capers Brasserie & Wine Bar
272 Front St. 613-968-7979
Your Family Restaurant
191 Dundas St. E. 613-966-9994
Denny’s Family Restaurant
398 North Front St. 613-962-6634
Kelsey’s
170 North Front St. 613-967-2400
Dinkel’s Restaurant & Courtyard
44 Bridge St. E. 613-966-2556
Red Rock Canyon
365 North Front St. 613-966-8210
L’Auberge de France
304 Front St. 613-966-2433
Swiss Chalet
15 Bell Blvd. 613-968-6819
Lone Star Texas Grill
130 Bell Blvd. 613-962-8677
Windows on the Bay (Travelodge)
11 Bay Bridge Rd. 613-968-3411
Montana’s Cookhouse
170 Bell Blvd. 613-967-9970
Greek Oasis
290 North Front St. 613-962-2888
Northway Restaurant
205 North Front St. 613-962-7119
La Favorita Trattoria
248 Front St. 613-779-8993
Olympic ’76 Restaurant
444 Dundas St. W. 613-966-1686
Crabby Joe’s Tap & Grill
305 North Front St. 613-967-2630
Steakhouses
Earl & Angelo’s Steak & Seafood
182 Front St. 613-962-1182
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Prime Time Steakhouse
260 North Front St. 613-962-5361
DISTINCTLY DELICIOUS.
DELICIOUSLY CAPERS.
272 Front Street, Belleville ON
613-968-7979•www.caper.ca
banquet & meeting space • live music • fantastic wine selection•amazing food
300 North Front Street, Belleville, ON K8P 3C4
613-966-3388 www.burgerrevolution.ca
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Italian Cuisine
East Side Mario’s (Quinte Mall)
390 N. Front St. 613-962-8440
Pasta Tavola (Take Out)
109 North Front St. 613-779-9739
Jim’s Greek-Italian Eatery
326 Front St. 613-966-1444
Paulo’s Italian Trattoria
38 Bridge St. E. 613-966-6542
Linguine’s
257 North Front St. 613-962-5444
Seafood
Captain George’s Fish & Chips
150 Sidney St. 613-967-8088
The Boathouse Restaurant
32 South Front St. 613-969-2211
Kalays Seafood Restaurant
393 Sidney St. 613-962-3838
Asian
Buffet Garden Restaurant
365 North Front St. 613-967-7888
Pho Viet
30 Dundas St. E. 613-968-2605
China Gate
253 Front St. 613-966-3444
Saigon
110 North Front St. 613-966-0045
Modern Café
190 Front St. 613-962-4182
Thai Garden
151 Pinnacle St. 613-962-1188
North China Buffet
300 Bell Blvd. 613-771-9988
Toro Sushi Restaurant
338 Pinnacle St. 613-967-6478
Aji Sai Japanese Restaurant
32 Dundas St. W. 613-966-3939
Yangtze Restaurant
444 Dundas St. E. 613-966-6600
Oriental Wok & Himalayan Cuisine
59 Dundas St. E. 613-962-9232
Hibachi Buffet
327 North Front St. 613-969-8886
Thai House Cuisine
230 Front St. 613-966-7888
Fast Food
A&W
366 North Front St. 613-969-9276
Harvey’s
233 North Front St. 613-967-1165
Wendy’s
350 North Front St. 613-967-9636
McDonald’s
185 North Front St. 613-962-7400
470 Dundas St. E. 613-968-5400
274 Millennium Parkway – Wal-Mart
613-962-2705
Taco Bell
336 North Front St. 613-967-6394
KFC 464 Dundas St. E. 613-962-2907
336 North Front St. 613-967-6394
Mary Brown’s Famous Chicken &
Taters 150 Sidney St. 613-967-0202
Arby’s
281 North Front St. 613-966-1844
Burger King
298 North Front St. 613-966-9797
Dairy Queen
74 Dundas St. E. 613-968-8959
Tim Hortons
169 North Front St. 613-967-1777
48 Dundas St. W. 613-967-2753
218 Bell Blvd. 613-968-1180
161 Bridge St. W. 613-968-5402
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470 Dundas St. E. 613-967-0503
165 College St. E. 613-967-2197
Hwy. 62 N. & Cloverleaf Dr. 613-967-2130
902 Wallbridge-Loyalist Rd. 613-966-3776
Reader’s Choice Award For
Favourite Italian Restaurant
Excellent Italian dining with a wide variety of pasta, steak, chicken
and veal dishes. We carry an exceptional wine list. Five star service
provided. It’s a wonderful choice for a night out.
WIFI • Patio • Free Banquet Facilities
Groups Welcome • Take Out Available
Limo service available upon request
Monday to Saturday open at 11 am
Sunday open at 4 pm
257 North Front St., Belleville 613-962-5444
Two Great Restaurants Side by Side
Steak, Fresh Fish, Chicken, Gourmet Wood-Fired Pizza
Restaurant & Courtyard
44 Bridge Street East
613 966 2556
38 Bridge Street East
613 966 6542
Mediterranean • Quality • Value • Taste
www.dinkelsrestaurant.ca
•
Fresh
Belleville & Area Visitor’s Pocket Guide
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Sandwiches & Subs
Pita Pit
305 North Front St. 613-966-6617
Mr. Zed’s Subs & Burgers
324 Front St. 613- 968-7787
Extreme Pita
365 North Front St. 613-969-9777
Quizno’s Subs (Reid’s Dairy)
222 Bell Blvd. 613-967-7703
Great Canadian Bagel
365 North Front St. 613-966-2013
Subway
110 North Front St. 613-961-7229
366 North Front St. 613-969-6600
450 Dundas St. E. 613-969-8920
49 Dundas St. W. 613-967-1727
219 Millennium Pky. 613-966-0987
51 Adam St. 613-969-6667
Mr. Sub
41 Dundas St. E. 613-968-8466
243 North Front St. E. 613-969-7231
Pizza
Bourbon Street Pizza Company
5A Market St. 613-779-0803
Papa’s Kitchen Pizzeria
212 North Front St. 613-966-7212
Boston Pizza
180 Bell Blvd. 613-966-2444
Pizza Hut
268 North Front St. 613-310-1010
Domino’s Pizza
143 College St. W. 613-962-4949
Pizza Pizza
170 North Front St. 613-967-1111
Goody’s Pizzeria (Bayview Mall)
470 Dundas St. E. 613-969-4444
Tina’s Pizzeria
113 Cannifton Rd. 613-966-0241
Jim’s Pizzeria
326 Front St. 613-966-1444
Topper’s Pizza
365 North Front St. 613- 813-7171
Little Caesars
110 North Front St. 613-966-0963
Brenda’s Pizza Factory
150 Sidney St. 613-968-3336
Papa John’s Pizza
142 North Front St. 613-771-1155
East Side Franco’s Pizza Express
652 Dundas St. E. 613-962-1212
Nightlife & Sports Pubs
Slapshots Bar & Grill
151 Cannifton Rd. 613-967-3813
Wild Wing
366 North Front St. 613-967-4848
The Thirsty Bull Pub
449 Dundas Street W. 613-779-0980
The Red Lion
211 Coleman St. 613-966-2458
Legendz Pub
5529 Hwy. 62 S. Rossmore (across the
Bay Bridge) 613-779-7888
The Beaufort Pub
173 Dundas St. E. 613-966- 7060
Matt & Joe’s Nightclub
366 North Front St. 613-969- 2291
The Dugout
644 Dundas St. E. 613-968- 5169
Little Texas
290 North Front St. 613-966- 2427
Dugout North
7276 Hwy. 62 N. 613-967- 2426
Quinte Mall
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A&W
Tiki-Ming
Bourbon Street Grill
Tim Hortons
KFC/Taco Bell
Mrs. Vanelli’s
Mr. Sub
Orange Julius
New York Fries
Starbucks
Pita Pazzaz
Oishii Sushi
In the heart of
“Downtown Belleville”
230 Front Street,
Belleville K8N 2Z2
613-966-7888
Eat In / Take Out
Thai House Cuisine
www.thaihousecuisine.com
Authentic
Thai Food
Hearty breakfast, lunch & dinner
Great homemade soups, pies etc.
Beef/pork/turkey slow roasted on premises
Catering for all occasions
580 Ashley St., Foxboro • (613) 966-2090 • www.milleniumdiner.com
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Venture out
on a day trip north
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Stirling -23 km north on highway 62 then right on county road 14. Enjoy
smalltown theatre at the Stirling Festival Theatre (www.stirlingfestivaltheatre.
com) or visit the Hastings County Museum of Agriculture Heritage (613-3950015). Stirling was awarded the Kraft Hockeyville Championship in 2012.
Tweed – 33 km north on highway 37 on the shores of Stuco Lake and the banks
of the Moira River. Visit one of the smallest jail houses in the province (4.9m x
6.1m). If you happen to be visiting in August, be sure to attend the annual Elvis
Festival (August 23rd, 24th & 25th) - a very popular event. And while you are in
the village, take a stroll along the main street... main street Ontario!!
Madoc – 41 km north on highway 62. Visit the O’Hara Sawmill (613-4732084), an historic sawmill or check out the local artisans. Launch your boat
on Moira Lake South, take a dip in the lake or sit on the beach and enjoy the
tranquility and beauty of the surrounding area.
Campbellford – 52 km north on highway 62, left on county road 14, right on
county road 8. Campbellford is situated on the Trent Severin Waterway and the
Trans Canada Trail. You will notice the rolling hills, numerous horse farms and
prime argricultural land on your drive. Ferris Provincial Park is located just south
of Campbellford. Plan ahead and arrange tickets at the amazing Westben Arts
Festival Theatre (www.westben.ca)
At the end of the day, head back to your B & B or hotel in Belleville, relax, enjoy
a swim with your family and then it’s out to one of Belleville’s great restaurants
for dinner.
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Venture out
on a day trip south
Picton, Bloomfield, Wellington & The County – 25 km south on highway 62
will be your distance from Belleville to Picton. The County offers things to see
and do for the whole family. Whether it’s a day at Sandbanks Provincial Park, a
wine tour for the adults (approximately 35 wineries to choose from) or visit some
of the local artisans at their studio or gallery. Visit Lake on the Mountain (located
on county road 7) overlooking the Glenora Ferry crossing for some amazing
views. Have lunch at one of the fabulous resaurants in The County.
for dinner.
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PAY PER LAP
PROGRAM
SMP mix & match
EVENTS
SUPERSERIES
The public may enjoy the
Drag testing on Fabi with
Test days - May 4 & 5
track during our
timing slips and/or car
May 17-19 - SMP Pro
Pay-Per-Lap Program.
lapping on the Nelson track.
May 20, June 10, July 1, 15
National
Series Race
Full Day
Aug 5, 19 - 5:30 till dusk.
June
7-9
SMP
Pro track
$35 Car / $5 Spectators
It’s Very Affordable!
July
19-21
SMP
Long
track
Evenings
1 lap $6 / 5 laps $25
August
2-4
Fabi
track
$25
Car
/
$5
Spectators
Only four cars on at a time, drive at
Aug 30,31 - Sept1 - Long
your own comfortable pace.
April 21, Oct 5 - Full Day of
Sept 20-22 - SMP Pro
Mix & Match - 9am - 5pm
Car Lapping Days
Evenings Only 6pm to 9pm
VINTAGE ROAD RACE
April 20, May 3,
May 3, 24, June 14, July 26, May 31, June 1,2, July 6-7
June 21, July 5, Aug 10,
Aug 16, Sept 6, 27
REGIONAL EVENTS
Sept 7, 16, Oct 4
Fri $5, Sat $10, Sun $15,
$160 one week advance
Drag Series
Wkd $25, Kids under 12 free
$200 at gate (HST incl.)
May
11-12,
July
5-7,
Brack Driving
NATIONAL EVENTS
Aug 10-11, Sept 14-15
Concepts program
Fri $15, Sat $20, Sun $30,
October 11-13
$275 plus HST
Wkd $50, Kids under 12 free
one week in advance
June 29-30 - Luskville QC
RACE SCHOOL
Lunch provided
August 24-25 - Luskville QC
May 4, 5, 17, July 19
Phone for details
DRIFTING EVENTS
MOTORCYCLE LAPPING DAYS
Full Day
$90 driver, $10 spectator
May 17, Sept 20 2013 - Pro track
May 27, June 14, 28, July 8, 19, Aug 19,
30, Sept 28, 2013 – Long Track
August 2, 2013 - Fabi Track
$145 one week advance
$160 at gate (HST incl.)
April 14, May 4, 20, July 1,
Aug 5, Sept 2, Oct 14
Full days are 9am to 5pm
Evenings only
$40 driver, $5 spectator
June 21, July 12
Evenings start at 5:30pm
SUPERMOTO
June 15-16 - Sat. eve. practice, Sun. race
Aug 10-11 - Sat. eve. practice, Sun. race
Sept 28-29 - Sat. eve. practice, Sun. race
7047 Old Hwy. #2, Shannonville, ON K0K 3A0 • info@shannonville.com
www.shannonville.com
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613-969-1906
Venture out
on a day trip east
Shannonville – 14 km east on 401 highway (exit 556) or take highway 2
east for a leisurely drive. Shannonville rests on the banks of the gently-flowing
Salmon River. Visit the unique shops and galleries on the Tyendinaga Mohawk
Territory. Stop at Shannonville Motorsport Park (see page 40 for schedules).
Travel north on Shannonville Road to Harmony Road (10 min north of 401) for
a walk through Tyendinaga Cavern & Caves (613-919-5686 for information).
Marysville – 18 km east on 401 highway (exit 566) or take highway 2 east
from Belleville. Visit the Sacred Circle Gift Store (highway 49) for unique finds
(see ad this page). If you are travelling to Prince Edward County, continue south
on highway 49 over the Skyward Bridge.
Deseronto – 20 km east on 401 highway (exit 570) or take highway 2 east
from Belleville. Deseronto is the eastern gateway to the Bay of Quinte Tourist
Region. Visit O’Connor House Tea Room for a soothing cup of tea in historic
downtown Deseronto (369 Main Street).
Napanee – 36 km east on 401 highway (exits 579 and 582) or take highway
2 east from Belleville. Visit the Napanee Museum which is housed in the old
County Gaol (jail) located at 97 Thomas Street East or enjoy tea at MacPherson
House, located at 180 Elizabeth Street, which has been restored to its former
glory. Make a stop at Springside Park for a picnic or a stroll on the boardwalk
along the Napanee River.
for dinner.
Gifts for a New Age
Smudge
Beeswax Candles • Tarot Cards
Beanpod Candles • Fairies
Healing Crystals
Always in Stock
charlene@thesacredcircle.ca
777A Hwy 49, Deseronto, ON • 613-396-9982
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Venture out
on a day trip west
Brighton KOA
Campgrounds
www.brightonkoa.com
Big Rig Trailer Sites
Tenting, Cabins & Lodges
Dog Park & Walking Trails
Pool & Hot Tub
New Large Playgrounds
Giant Chess & Checkers
15051 Telephone Road, Exit 509 (off Hwy #30) Brighton
1-800-562-0906 • 613-475-2186
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Photo: Robert Scott
Trenton – 18 km west on 401 highway (exit 526) or take the leisurely route
along highway 2 west from Belleville (approximately 16 km). Trenton is located
on the Bay of Quinte and is the southern gateway to the Trent Severn Waterway.
Visit downtown Trenton to experience the local stores, restaurants and entertainment or spend some time at the National Air Force Museum, 220 RCAF Road.
Brighton – 33 km west on 401 highway (exit 509). Brighton is known for its
yearly AppleFest event. This year it will be held on September 27th, 28th & 29th.
Attend the parade (28th), enjoy the entertainment and music, sample the local
food. While in the area stop at Presqu’ile Provincial Park for a swim, walk along
the trails or come for the spring or fall bird migration. In the autumn, the park
is a gathering point for monarch butterflies before they begin their migration to
Mexico.
Colborne – 52 km west on 401 highway (exit 497). Visit the Big Apple for
lunch and tour the renovated country-market store. Take home an apple pie for
dessert!
Cobourg – 67 km west on 401 highway (exit 472 and 474). Cobourg has maintained its small town atmosphere. Visit the downtown area, stroll through one of
their many parks or stop at the nearby beach and harbour. Attend the Highland
Games on June 15th in Victoria Park.
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Boathouse Seafood Restaurant
Tim Hortons (8 locations)
Millenium Diner
Belleville Library
Belleville Chamber of Commerce
Glanmore House
Travelodge
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Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte
Discover our ancestral land along
the shores of the Bay of Quinte.
Experience our rich culture and history.
Amongst the beauty, you will find a historical presence on the
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. There is a Cairn
in place at the location for the annual reenactment of our Landing, on the shores of
the Bay of Quinte which originally took
place in 1784.
Pow Wow
Another important location to visit is Tsi tkerhitoten Park (jeet-ger-hee-doe-du), meaning
“where the trees are standing.” This park
is where we hold our annual Pow Wow,
but it’s view of the Bay of Quinte and
shade trees make for a great gathering
place for family picnics and other events.
The Pow Wow is taking place on August
10th and 11th, 2013.
Agricultural Fair
The Mohawk Agricultural Fall Fair has been celebrated for over 100
years. It is on the same grounds as the Mohawk Community Centre
where community and visitors gather for many events.
The Mohawk Fair celebrates agriculture, with a
midway, horseshoe tournament, horse pull and
more. The Fall Fair takes place on September
20th, 21st and 22nd, 2013.
To visit Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory,
we are just 10 minutes south from the
Marysville or Shannonville exits of the 401.
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Quinte Mall welcomes you
and your family to visit our
125 Stores and Services!
www.quintemall.com
North Front Street at Hwy 401, Exit 543A
Belleville • 613-968-3571
Monday-Friday 9:30 am-9 pm
Saturday 9:30 am-6 pm . Sunday 11am-5 pm

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