Top Things to do in Kingsville
Top Restaurants in Kingsville
- 1. Chuckwagon Restaurant
- 2. Jack's Gastropub
- 3. Annabelle's Tea Room and Restaurant
- 4. Mettawas Station Mediterranean Restaurant
- 5. O'Sarracino Trattoria & Wine
- 6. Sake Sushi
- 7. Kingsville Golf and Country Club
- 8. Calabria Coastal Bistro
- 9. Elite Steak & Seafood
- 10. Colasanti's Tropical Garden Restaurant
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Kingsville, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Kingsville, Canada including Lee & Maria's, Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village, Lakeside Park, Aleksander Estate Winery, Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary, Mastronardi Estate Winery, Black Bear Farms of Ontario Estate Winery, Chiaroscuro, Cedar Creek Conservation Area, Kingsville Historical Park.
Restaurants in Kingsville
1. Lee & Maria's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Lee & Maria's is an on-farm market based at a 15-acre fruit and vegetable farm. Find Harrow peaches, Kingsville sweet corn, and the famous Leamington field tomatoes. Farm tours are available upon request free of charge. For large groups we request people call ahead.
Reviewed By Kelly G - Indian Rocks Beach, Florida
I received beautiful baskets of fresh veggies all summer and fall. Lee & Maria's have and excellent selection and their Delivery service was very reliable. The Website is very easy to use allows for flexibility in product selection and Delivery frequency
2. Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Our Mission is to preserve the past of Canada South for the education and interpretation of present and future generations. Sitting on 100 Acres, our 25000 square foot Transportation Museum showcases modes of transportation from early wooden wheel wagons all the way to the present day Viper! Our Heritage Village is a journey back in time to 15 buildings that have been placed here from all over Essex County. Our tour guides would be happy to take you back in time to learn the treasured history of our area. Our Village is open Tuesday Through Sunday May 01 - October 31st, and our Museum is open year round for tours.
Reviewed By WindsorCityGuy - Windsor, Canada
The museum/village makes a nice day trip. Both tours are guided-only, which is a good thing, since you get the background of the various displays and exhibits. The museum has a fairly extensive collection of vehicles from the past, and the village old (some really old) houses and shops.
Overall, a very pleasant experience.
3. Lakeside Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Tim W
This is a classic mature park and the icing on the cake is... It's right on Lake Erie! A great way to spend a day. Also a great venue for Concerts, particularly the annual Kingsville Folk Festival. ENJOY!
4. Aleksander Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Aleksander Estate Winery is located on the North Shore of Lake Erie, in Southwestern Ontario. Family owned and operated, we use only grapes grown in our own vineyard and region to create wines which are truly unique in character and craftsmanship. We have award winning white, red and fruit wines available. We welcome you to come and visit our tasting room at the vineyard and experience what we have to offer. Who knows, you just might discover your new favourite wine.
Reviewed By Megan V - Detroit, Michigan
Aleksander Estate Winery is my favorite! The staff is friendly the service is great, and the wine is awesome! Try the chambourcin - it's the best! All of the wines are wonderful, the reds are fantastic! I visit Aleksander Estate Winery every time I'm in...MoreThank you Megan!
5. Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By kanbaatar - Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
IF you are in this part of Ontario (one hour from Detroit Michigan and Windsor Ontario) and love Canada Geese and can spare the time visiting Jack Miner's world famous (established in 1904) Bird Sanctuary is a do-not-miss experience. Timing IS everything. The true prime time to visit is during the active migration season of the Canada Geese which is early Spring and late Autumn. The museum is very interesting as is the renovated Jack Miner home. There are Canada Geese who live the year around at the sanctuary and you can mix and mingle with them and feed them corn which is provided. The geese will come up to you and take the corn from your hand. There are other sights to visit nearby as well. I love the venue.
6. Mastronardi Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Sharon v - London, Canada
We were here last night for a wedding. The food was amazing, the venue first class. The vineyards are a peaceful setting.Thank You Sharon for your review of our winery. Glad to hear you enjoyed your visit with us. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
7. Black Bear Farms of Ontario Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Erin B - Sarnia, Canada
My friend and I were wine tasting in the area and stopped in at black bear not realizing it specialized in fruit wine. We had previously gone to a fruit winery in niagara and did not like a single thing they offered... We decided to try a few things at black bear and were surprised we liked everything we tried! They had some not so sweet things for my palette and some very sweet wines my friend enjoyed. Prices are very reasonable as well. The owner Bill was very friendly, knowledgeable and gave us a great experience. It is a must try on the wine route!!
8. Chiaroscuro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
A fine art supply store and artists' showroom. The Store carries M. Graham & Co. full lines of oil, acrylic & watercolour paints as well as a nice selection of all other art essentials. The Showroom displays artwork from several featured artists. All artwork is available for sale and styles include illustration, painting, photography, graffiti and sculpture. Makeup Artist services also available.
Reviewed By joanrieveley
The service is fantastic. They go overboard to satisfy your needs. If they don't have what you want they get it for you...
9. Cedar Creek Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By NamutKwu - Windsor,Ontario,
Take a late October afternoon, a camera, binoculars and a canoe and you can discover one of Essex County's most remarkable little secrets - Cedar Creek and its adjoining Essex Regional Conservation Authority (ERCA) conservation areas. This is a place to enjoy peace and quiet and to learn of the local history (Village of Arner) and the joys of nature just e=before winter cloaks this slow moving river in ice. Local ElderCollege apparently offers guided canoeing courses for novice canoeists and lovers of wildlife. both in Spring and Autumn. Heaven can be just around the next river bend if you know where to look!
10. Kingsville Historical Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
The Kingsville Historical Park Museum, a museum with a large collection of military artifacts from all periods of Canadian history. The museum also features many items from the local area, like the town of Kingsville's 1860 Range Light. With well over 11, 000 items in the collection there are many items to see and stories to hear. Access to the museum is provided via the Royal Canadian Legion driveway and parking is available in the Legion parking lot which the museum shares.
Reviewed By NamutKwu - Windsor,Ontario,
An amazing small museum with a well displayed series of accounts and artifacts all pertaining to the military history of the people of the Kingsville area. A super collection of memorabilia, uniforms and military hardware. The manager is charming and most helpful. But, she desperately needs help--both financially and volunteers. Try to find anybody, for example who could elaborate on the role of the Essex Scottish. Lots of memories but not many people apparently willing to extend the experience to formal talks or discussions of military history. Pity!
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