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Best Places For Camping Near Picton, Ontario

Whether you're looking for an easy camping trip, a more difficult one with some backpacking involved, or even something during winter when you can go snowboarding instead of camping, there are many places near Picton that will suit your needs. Here are five of the best places to go camping near Picton, Ontario. Remember Your Supplies A great way to make a camping trip even better is by bringing...

Best Things To Do In Picton, Ontario

There’s always something to do in Picton! Picton is a charming small town located in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. No matter what time of year it is, you can find a fun and interesting activity to enjoy. Here are some of our favorite things to do in Picton: 1. Visit the wineries. Picton is home to several award-winning wineries, including: Glenora Wine Cellars, Naked Grape and...

Hook Up After Your Flight? Get A Booty Call To Your Hotel Room.

If you're a pilot, flight attendant, or frequent traveler, you may be looking for some ways to make your travels less lonely. Here's how you can find a booty call on the road, right to your hotel room, so you can have some casual sex without going anywhere. The obvious place to go for casual sex is in a bar, with the hope of connecting with a sexy stranger. But, what if you have the day off, or...

Rooms & Rates

From May 15 until October 15: a 2-night minimum stay is in effect on regular weekends and a 3-night stay is in effect on holiday weekends. Suites in the Mansion Room rates in the mansion include a full breakfast in Clara's Restaurant. Rates are based on double occupancy - there will be an additional charge of $50 for a third occupant - this charge covers the provision of a cot, bedding and...

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITMENT

Claramount is commited to the following: Maintaining pesticide-free lawns and gardens Supporting organic growers Using local food producers, thus reducing, in-season food transport costs Composting food scraps and grass clippings Using organic spa product in therapies and retail sales Using recycled packaging material. Using soap and shampoo dispensers in bathrooms rather than single-use,...

CLARAMOUNT’S HISTORY

In 1904, Edward M. Young, a lawyer and County Clerk purchased six acres of land overlooking historic Picton Harbour from the estate of Reverend William Macaulay, founder of Picton. Young mortgaged the land for $4500 and hired Kingston architect William Newlands to design a home. Young named the estate for his wife, Clara, who was the daughter of canning magnate Wellington Boulter. A suitable home...