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Community in Ontario, Canada
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Trenton is the primary city in the southeastern Ontario municipality of Quinte West. Adjacent to (and just west of) Belleville, it is home of Canada's largest air force base.
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Canada's largest air force base.
Restoration of military aircraft, including North America's only Halifax Bomber.
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Former 1876 Methodist church, now a community centre.
Nine-hole golf course.
Annual weekend festival, late September, various locations. BBQ, dog show, children's village, dances, street fair, car show, arts and crafts show, dinners, Sunday parade.
Waterfront park with Ontario's second-oldest operating lighthouse and original lighthouse keeper's cottage.
Local 1850s merchant's home with wishing well, barn and carriage house.
Supper club in 1860s rural wooden mill building.
Italian restaurant and pizzeria. Takeout +1 613-392-1266
Fish and chips next to the Trent River.
Gastropub with weekly live music.
Local craft brewery close to the Trent River. Pet friendly (dogs must be kept on a leash).
Former Ramada Inn and Holiday Inn adjacent to Highway 401.
Outdoor pool, fishing, paddleboats.
By boat
Trenton serves as a terminus on the Trent-Severn Waterway, a national historic site and canal system that today serves recreational boating, connecting to Georgian Bay in Simcoe County via…
By train
By bus
The best way to get around Quinte West is by automobile. There are also four local transit routes and service to Loyalist College in Belleville. Some parts of town are only served hourly.
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