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CAMPING
Our park is known for its spacious sites, spreading shade trees, sandy beaches and acres of open grassy fields to walk the dog, play a game of baseball, or just unfold a chair and enjoy the breezes coming off the water. We have two children's play areas, two restroom facilities, and a camp store where you can stock up on snacks, borrow a book from the lending library, or cool down with some ice cream. Many of our lots are drive-through capable for the beginner or those with larger vehicles and our portable pumpout service (a.k.a. "the honey wagon") means you can have your tank emptied without even being on-site. With Saturday bingo, our weekend ice cream trolley, horseshoe pits and so much more, no wonder our guests consider the UEL Heritage Centre and Park one of the areas best kept secrets!
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MUSEUM ARCHIVES & BAY OF QUINTE BRANCH
The first Loyalists settlers arrived at Adolphustown on 16th June, 1784. Their  landing spot and site of the first Loyalist Cemetery in the area has been preserved by the Loyalists to this day. Their descendants became part of the Bay of Quinte Branch of the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada, and to this day, the group own and operate the park that marks this important site.
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