Travel To Wolfe Island's Most Beautiful Spots.

Travel to Wolfe Island and you'll see that it is one of the prettiest spots in the Thousand Islands.

Like I wouldn't track down coffee? When you travel to Wolfe Island, try a "Campefire Latte", a roasted marshmallow ice cream with hot chocolate poured on top!

Picturesque Wolfe Island sits at the entrance of the St Lawrence River and is easily accessible by a free ferry from neighbouring Kingston, Ontario. When you travel to Wolfe Island, you'll find that it's lovely any time of year, but in summer it is especially nice. Budget minded travelers will appreciate the scenic walks along the water, the safe, straight roads perfect for biking, the delightful bakery and nearby pubs and cafes. Best of all, there are plenty of unique photography opportunities!

Queuing up to board the ferry, which takes cars, bikes, and walk on passengers. Prepare to wait for an hour or so in summer.

Looking back on the Kingston skyline.

We're here! No car? Wolfe Island is bike friendly.

Gorgeous, wide open spaces make this small island feel bigger than it is.

Wolfe Island is home to a large wind farm.

The 86 wind turbines have been in operation since 2009.

Colorful, small boats are plentiful on Wolfe Island.

Just one of many beautiful, old churches on the island.

We discovered this path by chance, hidden behind the church.

This is what counts as "downtown" in Wolfe Island!

Plenty of fun, affordable choices.

They should have been married IN the corn maze!

When in doubt, join the Euchre Club!

How could we pass up a sign like this?

Turned out it was the perfect place for scenic nachos!

As seen on the edge of the dock.

A tranquil evening at the waterfront.

Getting ready to leave. Hello, Waldo!

Brave Vanessa! A round trip on the ferry with no seasickness!

Pulling away from Wolfe Island as the sun starts to set.

A gorgeous sunset at the end of lovely day.

I highly recommend a day trip to Wolfe Island for anyone visiting the Kingston and Thousand Island area. It's an affordable, relaxed, and charming area to retreat to for a day (or maybe a weekend!) and emerge feeling rested and recharged. 

As always, I welcome and encourage your comments. Have you ever been to Kingston or Wolfe Island?

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