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can take, and there’s swimming and
picnicking at Crysler Beach. The St.
Lawrence Parks Commission manages
all the waterfront area along the river
from Kingston to the Quebec Border.
The area includes seven riverside
campgrounds and several marinas.
As for food, you can eat at the
Upper Canada Village Café or get a
picnic lunch to go. You can also visit
the Village Store without paying
admission to the Village. And back in
Morrisburg, you can eat at the
McIntosh Inn, which has good family
dining, or there’s Apple Betty’s or the
New Centennial, as well as several fast
food outlets. The Tea Room in
Williamsburg offers fine dining.
Morrisburg has a self-guided walking
tour available at its Tourist
Information Booth, and hosts an
Antiquefest the last weekend of July
every year at the waterfront park. The
40 or 50 vendors do appraisals. For
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IF YOU GO
From the west end of Ottawa
take Highway 416 to Highway
401, go east to exit #750 and turn
south on Hwy. 31. From here it is
a short distance into Morrisburg.
From the east end of Ottawa,
Highway 31 will take you directly
into Morrisburg.
families, there’s Prehistoric World
near Morrisburg, with full-size reproductions
of prehistoric animals displayed
in a realistic natural setting.
And there’s also the Upper Canada
Bird Sanctuary, which has many interpretive
programs. The other site near
Morrisburg is the birthplace of the
original McIntosh Apple in Dundela.
Smyth’s Apple Orchard is owned by a
relative of the apple’s originator and
sells about 40 different types of apples
— a wonderfully colourful and tasty
place to visit.
Ottawa Page 22 Due West/Due East Magazine • Summer 2008