10/22/2012
About the Area
Frankford is located along the Trent River, north of Trenton (5 Minutes off the 401). Frankford offers a varied selection of activities for visitors including:
• 9 hole, 3 par golf course
• modern arena
• baseball diamonds – evening accessible
• tennis courts
• camping and trailer facilities
• sport fishing
• Beach & swimming
• Splash pad
Frankford is a popular stop-over destination for boaters traveling the Trent Severn Waterway. Frankford is also known as the “Wild Turkey capital of Ontario”, usually visible along the roadsides near Frankford. Enjoy the beautiful autumn colours in the village and to the north.
Other area Attractions
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GOLF
If you’re a golfer… duffer or pro… you belong in Bay of Quinte region. Bay of Quinte has 18 golf courses ranging from nine-hole three-par quick courses to the most challenging 18-hole clubs.
SANDBANKS
Swim and surf at Sandbanks Provincial Park, among the largest and most beautiful beaches in Ontario. Bay of Quinte region is home to five provincial parks and numerous conservation areas.
WINERIES
Prince Edward County is Ontario`s newest wine region with more than 30 vinyards.
BOATING
The locks offer large protected & picturesque boating. Additionally, the Bay of Quinte offers rich boating experiences.
FISHING
Bay of Quinte is known as the “Walleye Capital”. The Trent river boasts great fishing for Bass, Pike Muskie etc. The area is perfect for ice fishing. Many tournaments such as “Walley World.” And don’t forget about the winter for some of the best ice fishing!
HIKING & BIKING
Paved shoulders are ideal for walking, hiking, biking, blading & boarding. Additionally, many area parks and conservation areas will give a full rich experience.
PARKS
Frankford park is just a few minutes away by walking or paddling. The park has a beach, playground, camping and is host to many musical events in the pavilion. (Fiddlers on the Trent, Frankford Island Blues Festival to name a few)
SKIING
Just across the river, Batawa Ski Hill is a great place for people to enjoy Alpine Skiing, in the Quinte Region. http://batawaskihill.com/ In addition there are a great many trails that people love to cross country ski on. http://www.ontarioconservationareas.ca/index.php?option=com_mtree&task=viewlink&link_id=186&Itemid=26
Travel info for Quinte West: CFB Trenton, National Air Force Museum. Southern gateway to Trent-Severn Waterway. Bay of Quinte boating, trophy walleye.