Kingsville House

12/29/2022

Looking for somewhere to get away after the bustle of the holidays? Come check out DeCkEd OuT on the shores of Lake Erie just minutes from Point Pelee National Park.

Visit the park and see it's beauty in the winter months, or head over to the many wineries in the area and escape the winter cold with great food and drinks.

Finish the day off in our recently installed hot tub - overlooking Lake Erie, facing west to take in some beautiful sunsets!

Bookings can be made on the link below, scroll down on the site, enter the dates of your stay and an estimate is provided automatically.

https://kingsvillehouse.com/decked-out/

11/18/2022

If you're looking for somewhere to stay with beautiful sunsets, a hot tub, and a quick drive to Point Pelee National Park - consider checking out our sister property:

Brand new hot tub installed this month!

Would make a great Christmas gift / winter escape. Book a stay before the end of the year to take advantage of the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit!

https://kingsvillehouse.com/decked-out/

07/19/2022

The Kingsville Music Society—organizer of the popular Kingsville Folk Music Festival—is presenting a three-day festival with a new look and feel August 12-14. The Greenway Jam is taking music beyond the former festival grounds of Lakeside Park and bringing it across the Town of Kingsville.

07/14/2022

Open Streets is this Saturday, July 16, 2022, from 4 - 10:30 pm in downtown Kingsville. Featuring outdoor patios, retailers, and vendors! There will be fun activities throughout the downtown including life-sized games. The Arts Society of Kingsville will host Family Arts & Crafts on the Green from 4 - 7 pm. There will be a dance party with Ms. Retrofest from V'amour DJ Services from 4 – 6 p.m. The Kingsville Music Society presents live music from 6 – 10 pm. Featuring Silas Tracey, The Myskow Brothers, Paying Cash! www.kingsville.ca/openstreets

06/27/2022

⚠️🚗Slow down for wildlife! 🐢🐍
With thousands of people visiting Point Pelee National Park by car each year, this unfortunately can lead to collisions with wildlife.
So what does that mean for a slow-moving Toonie-sized species at risk turtle just trying to cross the Main Road to get to the marsh? It means that Parks Canada needs visitors to slow down.

Learn more about how we’re making the main park road safer for wildlife (and people!): http://ow.ly/eISk50JsXym

06/01/2022

Get your tickets…. Five Alarm starts Friday. You won’t want to miss it….see you there and be sure to bring a friend.

Five Alarm Begins This Friday! - https://mailchi.mp/45264c78f7ef/five-alarm

03/15/2022

Celebrate the arts with us! The South Essex Arts Association/Leamington Arts Centre proudly presents its annual Arts @ the Marina outdoor arts and crafts show.

09/06/2021

08/22/2021

Yes, it’s that time of year at Point Pelee – Stable Fly season. This species loves to feast on people, mainly from the knees down and during the late summer and fall, they can be numerous in the park. Here are some helpful pointers to make your fall visit bite free.

1. Wear long pants and close toed shoes. Our fall weather is often mild and we are tempted to keep wearing shorts. We suggest you bring a pair of pants and closed toed shoes in case it’s a bad fly day – it’s the best defense again a bite!
2. Check the weather conditions. Stable flies breed on dead vegetation in the agricultural fields north of the park. On the right wind, just like Monarchs and birds, they are blown into the park and funneled to the Tip. If you see N or NE in the weather forecast, there will likely be flies in the park that day.
3. Stick to the Marsh Boardwalk. If you’ve arrived on a bad fly day, you should find some relief on the Marsh Boardwalk. On days when the flies are bad at the Tip, you are almost guaranteed a fly free experience at the marsh.
4. Don’t rely on bug repellents. Unlike mosquitoes, Stable Flies hunt by sight. Most bug repellents masks your scent, which is why they work for things like mosquitoes. Visual hunters don’t care what you smell like, so save the spray for the mosquitoes and other species.

08/14/2021

We are so honoured and excited to be partnering once again with the Municipality of Leamington for the return of the Music Onthe42 Concert Series with two free outdoor concerts at Leamington’s SUNSET® Amphitheatre.
Presented by the Municipality of Leamington and produced by The Bank Theatre, come join us on September 4 for the Jody Raffoul Music Band with openers The Brandy Alexanders beginning at 7:30 PM. On September 18,
one of Canada's most widely recognized and awarded country stars,
Michelle Wright graces the stage at 9PM following opener Ryan Bradley at 8 PM!
For more details visit: https://bit.ly/3m5AivF