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The 10 Best Things to Do in Trenton, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Trenton, Canada including National Air Force Museum of Canada, Fish Finder Charters, Bleasdell Boulder Conservation Area, Batawa Ski Hill, Trent Port Marina, Centre Theatre, Centennial Park, Bayside Antiques & Collectables, Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area, Trenton Clock Tower.
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1. National Air Force Museum of Canada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 274 reviews
2. Fish Finder Charters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Provides a charter fishing service for both novice and professional fisherman since 1980. Catch walleye on the famous Bay of Quinte and trout & Salmon on Lake Ontario. Fish aboard our state of the art, fully equipped and insured, Transport Canada approved Osprey pilot house fishing vessel with our licenced Captain. Also rent ice huts on the Bay of Quinte.
Reviewed By Michael W
Went on a 1.5 day charter with some family. Caught lots of beautiful walleye. I thought I knew something about fishing but Captain Dave taught me a lot more! Very helpful and friendly. Very accommodating for the family (young and old). I'm booking again in the Spring. Highly recommend this charter to any fishermen!
3. Bleasdell Boulder Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Kiera B - Quinte West, Canada
The Bleasdell Boulder Conservation Area is a great place to go for a walk or hike, especially early in the morning. There's a massive boulder with information on it and how it got there. There is a small bridge over water which is great for photographs. It's a free location to visit but is slightly confusing to get to if you are driving as it's slightly secluded and somewhat hidden, you will be able to find it easily as long as you pay close attention to the signs leading to the boulder.
4. Batawa Ski Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
A much-loved gathering place for friends and families since 1959, Batawa Ski Hill offers adventure and discovery all year long. In winter, ski and snowboard enthusiasts enjoy nine runs, including a terrain park, day and night. Come the warm weather, 25 kilometres of trails open up to hikers and mountain bikers. And for young, curious palaeontologists, a 40-foot replica Tyrannosaurus rex is waiting to be discovered in our ever-popular Dino Dig park, the centrepiece of our summer day camps. Come have some fun!
Reviewed By JennyHero - Trenton, Canada
At the base of Batawa ski hill there is a Dino Dig, with a large sand box area to search for fossils. There are also other Dino "statues" and trails to explore. There is also a "natural" wood park in the village of Batawa that the kids love. Great summer fun for Free!!!
5. Trent Port Marina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Open by appointment only Oct 31-May 1. The premium class 374-slip Trent Port Marina is the ideal home port and stop point for boaters navigating the Bay of Quinte & Trent-Severn Waterway. It offers the ultimate gateway to an abundance of Quinte West and Bay of Quinte Region amusements, sights and attractions. Stretch your sea legs and take a short stroll to discover Downtown Trenton, where you’ll experience a unique selection of dining and retail offerings, groceries/supplies, liquor/beer outlets, Farmers’ Market, events & entertainment. Transient & seasonal deep draft dockage up to 100ft; 30 & 50 amp service; water; gated entry & free WiFi; Gas/Diesel & pump out; Demasting, Dockside assistance; “Boaters Only” lounge, private showers, business centre & free laundry facilities; parking, ice cream/snack bar, ice, BBQ’s/picnic areas & event facilities; Canada Customs marine port of entry; Deepwater launch ramp onsite; winter storage, crane & lift available nearby; Clean Marine Certified
Reviewed By Murray H
After spending over 40 years boating in the Kawarthas I was encouraged to drive to Trent Port Marina for their "tour".
Wow. Trent Port is a very clean marina within easy walking distance of a "Metro" food store, Shoppers Drug Mart and several great restaurants ... free high speed internet at every slip, free laundry containing 3 washers and 3 driers and free soap "pods", a good sized Boaters Lounge with a fireplace and big screen LED TV, 11 large clean shower rooms, lots of outdoor tables and chairs, nice wide docks and wide slips, terrific lighting ... and a very friendly staff ... are all just a few of the reasons I was over-impressed with the marina.
I moved my boat down to Trent Port 2 weeks later ... stayed as a transient for 5 days and booked a slip for myself and another boater that wanted to move there based on my comments and photos that I sent him. I am very much looking forward to turning to port when exiting the marina and heading up the Trent ... or turning to starboard and exploring the Bay of Quinte. I'm also looking forward to the free live entertainment and weekend fireworks within easy sight of the marina weekends!
M. Hadfield
6. Centre Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By RS99Ontario - Ontario
This locally owned theatre offers the best value for your movie dollar! Just compare prices here compared to theatres in Belleville. Centre Theatre offers great movies, concession stand prices are reasonable and the popcorn is great. Highly recommended and they also offer gift cards.
7. Centennial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Connie H - Kingston, Canada
We stopped at the area beside the tourist info centre for a picnic lunch. The grounds were strewn with trash and tons of cigarette butts everywhere, but in particular at the picnic tables. Not a pleasant sight or appetizing.
The tourist info staff were friendly, they have a washroom open til 7pm. There are loads of brochures on events in the area, that may not be on this site.
We had our lunch overlooking the river with a pleasant breeze.
Maybe the park further in town near the gazebo is cleaner.
8. Bayside Antiques & Collectables
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By mlbdab
I stopped here on the way to check out Prince Edward County the airplane museum and bay of quinte. neatest antique shop I've ever been in. The outside isn't much to look at but isn't that always the way with these off the beaten path shops?
At first I thought it was a bike shop because there are about 50 bikes out front but I was pleasantly surprised to find loads of vintage and antique items inside. The store is huge inside and seems to never end. I could have spent many hours rooting around in there.
I got several antique license plates, a barn wood coat hook, an Inuit soap carving, and added to my vintage Pyrex collection. My kids found some books, die cast and a bunch of other things.
The worker or the owner was in the back most of the time we were there working on some beautiful barn doors that he makes out of 100 year old barn wood. If we had a way to get them home we would have had him build us one.
I highly recommend adding this stop to your route, you won't be disappointed. Oh and everything is priced AMAZING! Really cheap, huge score!
9. Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Dave D - Niagara Falls, Canada
The greenbelt offers great views of the river and multiple opportunities for fishing. Lock 1 is completely accessible to the public and you could view the dam as well. It's a great place to relax.
10. Trenton Clock Tower
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
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