1000 Islands / Kingston KOA Holiday

At the gateway to the 1000 Islands, Kingston, Ontario, is a city rich in history, culture, critically acclaimed attractions and cuisine. This Canadian gem is the perfect backdrop for your next adventure. Whether you visit for a day or for a week, 1000 Islands/Kingston KOA wants to be your home base as you explore this incredible region. [object Object] One of the main attractions in this area are the 1000 Islands. In actuality, the 1000 Islands is a North American archipelago that contains more than 1,800 islands. Located in the St. Lawrence River between the borders of the United States and Canada, this freshwater paradise is the perfect place for couples, families and friends to enjoy some unforgettable sightseeing and outdoor recreation. Start planning your retreat to the best camping locations in Kingston and book your stay at 1000 Islands/Kingston KOA. Camping Near 1000 IslandsOne of the main draws that brings visitors to our comfortable and luxurious campground is the mystery and history surrounding the 1000 Islands. Throughout the 1800s, the fashionable elite used this region as a retreat, building elaborate island mansions complete with Gothic designs and secret passageways. Discover this region for yourself as you explore the area's charming waterfront villages, historic homes and majestic castles. Experience the tragic love story of Heart Island from one of the many boat lines servicing the Kingston area. Here you'll see firsthand the inspiring Boldt Castle, with its Germanic-style architecture. Other notable sites include Singer Castle on Dark Island and Rock Island Lighthouse with its panoramic river views. While many visitors come to 1000 Islands to relish in its fascinating history, today, the area is well-known as a hub for outdoor enthusiasts. From sailing and paddling down the St. Lawrence River to swimming in the river's crystal waters to hiking the local trails, natural beauty and outdoor adventure await around every turn. Explore Historic KingstonLocated where the St. Lawrence River enters Lake Ontario, Kingston is just minutes from our Kingston vacation spot. The city offers guests of every age and interest something to do. Throughout the year, Kingston is alive with cultural events, dozens of museums, art galleries, historic sites and world-class freshwater sailing. Get the lay of the land when you climb aboard Kingston Trolley Tours. This hour-long hop-on, hop-off tour gives visitors a glimpse of Kingston's most notable attractions. Take a trip back in time when you visit the UNESCO world heritage site, Fort Henry, open daily for visitors with regular live demonstrations. Or you can visit Bellevue House, home of the first prime minister of Canada, Sir John A. Macdonald. When your stomachs start to grumble, stop in at one of Kingston's impressive restaurants. The eateries run the gamut, with cuisines spanning the globe. Once the sun sets, be sure to pop in and enjoy the local nightlife at an area pub. Special Campground AmenitiesYou'll Love at Kingston KOAWhile this region features outstanding attractions and incredible activities, sometimes our guests prefer spending the day at our friendly camping resort. We have activities for everyone: [object Object] Ways to Stay at Our Kingston CampgroundIf you're searching for a camping resort near Toronto or a fun-filled Kingston vacation spot, the 1000 Islands/Kingston KOA has lots of ways to stay to suit every kind of visitor. Whether you are a first-timer or a full-timer, we will be able to accommodate your needs. [object Object] We can't wait to be part of your epic adventure to Kingston and 1000 Islands. Reservations are recommended, so reserve your campsite or cabin today. Your Hosts: Patrick, Amanda and Hans Wagner “Wir Sprechen Deutsch” Reservations recommended