Kingsville Travel Guide

 Babzz Says:  It seems Essex County is becoming the new Niagara. Since 2005, a number of new wineries have established themselves in the region. We only had the opportunity to visit two new ones, but here's a list of all the wineries in the region to date (2006):1. D'Angelo Estate... 

 Babzz Says:  Jack Miner established his bird sanctuary in 1904. The hunter-turned-naturalist decided it was time to stop the killing and take action for wildlife. He brought home seven Canada geese to live in his pond with the hopes that others would soon join them. At first, it was a... 

 Babzz Says:  A recent addition to the Southwestern Ontario wine route, Aleksander Estate Winery is a family-run winery with the intention of keeping it small. Their wines are locally grown on 5 acres of vineyards. Their selection of wines include the classics, as well as a Chambourcin... 

 Babzz Says:  This is a nice park by the beach to go for a stroll in, play sports, or take the kids to. We took a much needed stroll through following a hefty dinner! 

 Babzz Says:  A new addition to the growing Southwestern Ontario wine region, Mastronardi Estate Winery sits on 100 acres of vineyards previously owned by Colio Estate Wines Inc. The winery is owned by a young, presumably Italian couple. We had our wine tasting with the wife, and she was... 

 Babzz Says:  Pelee Island Winery was established in 1979 and is the biggest winery in the region (Essex County). The main headquarters of Pelee Island Winery are in Kingsville. Most of the grapes are grown on Pelee Island, but are then brought over to be processed on the mainland. The... 

 kris-t Says:  The Vintage Goose Restaurant proudly resides in one of Kingsville's oldest buildings. Twenty-four Main Street West dates back to the early 1850's when it housed the towns' General Hardware Store. In October of 1995 it was restored to all it's original splendor to accommodate...