THINGS TO DO IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY

Prince Edward County is full of seasonal charm, from rolling vineyards and sandy beaches to cozy small-town streets. If you’re planning a weekend escape (or longer), where you stay really shapes the experience. In this guide, we share the best things to do in PEC, seasonal highlights, and why a stay at Le Bon Vivant offers a private, design-forward retreat in the heart of PEC.

Plus, discover the curated perks you'll enjoy when you book a stay at LBV.
 

Culinary scene: Notable restauranteurs (who made it big in Michelen star ranked cities like Toronto) have flocked to the County. They've opened up restaurants so good that the region is now featured in Condé Nast Traveler: Best Places to Eat in 2026.

*Guests of LBV: You will get access to our exclusive digital map of carefully curated favourites, and
get to enjoy some treats from the featured bakery in the County. 

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Natural beauty: Beaches including the Sandbanks. Although the Sandbanks are the most known, it is only one of many.
*Guests of LBV: You will be provided with a free parking permit that guarantees you access to the beach on busy days.

Wellness: Reiki and sound baths in a yurt, a reformer studio, and yoga on the water.

*Guests of LBV: When staying at LBV, you will have your own private sauna, ice bath, and hot yoga, hot pilates, and hot spin all on property.

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Outdoor activities: The Millennium Trail is a 46 km route that spans the whole of The County. Spring through fall - walk, jog, run, bike, or ATV. Winter - snowshoe or cross-country ski.
*Guests of LBV: We can recommend a few trusted partners who provide bike rentals.​

 

Drink: Of course, the wineries. But also, absolutely delicious cideries, micro-breweries, organic wines, and craft cocktails. And to start your day, delicious and trendy specialty coffee shops.
*Guests of LBV: You will always arrive to a fresh delivery of coffee beans from a local roastery -- because a lazy morning in at LBV should never involve mediocre coffee!