Well, don't even know where to begin Just got off the one…read moreweek cruse, Q. C. to Kingston. 21 gourmet meals Lots of amazing drinks Super attentive friendly staff Amazing shore excursions Fantastic onboard entertainment Draw back is very small Cabins Very tiny bathroom & shower I cannot find fault with anything Hope to do another cruise soon Words cannot describe the total satisfaction and pleasure of this entire trip Check out the you tube clip if you want to see more.

My 10th cruise but first on a river (priors were QE2, QM2, Carnivan, Royal Caribbean). Absolutely…read moredelightful and charming. This is NOT Viking or other chains. This is a one-boat family operation. The pride shows and you are well taken care of (or left alone as one chooses at times) the entire time. 5 day, 4 night cruise up the 1000 Islands: Kingston to Upper Canada Village and back. The rooms are small, which shouldn't be a surprise. Two twins that they made up and turned down daily. Small toilet/shower combo with tons of hot water. Small sink outside the bathroom. Storage to two roller bags or something slightly larger. Don't need much. Attire is shorts and shirts with the occasional light sweater. Our weather (5 days) was pitch perfect. The crew was excellent and took good care of us (we were considered the youngsters). Each room has an attendant, but no room service; they expect you to be upstairs. Our pursor (Trevor) is an old hand and very experienced, as are the other members of the crew. They really aim to please and entertain. Outings were very good, esp. Upper Canada Village, which I found far easier to experience than Williamsburg, and far less crowded. The entertainment was good (average magician) or excellent (musician Roger).No singles on our trip; average age 75+ but spry. All meals were good or excellent. Prime rib on the first night was among the best I've ever had. Pork on 2nd night was good but not remarkable. Good fish. Steak on the last night was very tender but a tad dry. Sitting area up front and in the back. Rarely a crowd. Upper deck is fully exposed, so on sunny days you'll need a hat or umbrella. Guests from several countries and all good people. I return to the pride. It was very evident on all fronts and well earned

I booked this cruise for my birthday trip to Kingston. One of the best activities I did while…read morethere. I've done many steamship boat cruises in New Orleans, but this one went for double the time. Definitely more value and the area was just gorgeous. This was my first trip to Kingston, and I didn't even realize the city was on the water. This cruise was such a great way to see the surrounding islands and wildlife, along with the beautiful houses of the other half and cute vacation cottages. People in Canada are so friendly too. Everyone outside on their porches waved, along with those in craft in the water. There were geese and I saw a mama swan with babies too. The day I went the sun was super strong! I had put on sunscreen but definitely recommend bringing more along. I got a nasty burn on the bridge of my nose and across my forehead and cheeks. And I didn't bring my sunglasses, also a big mistake! There was limited seating up on the top deck, but being a single I was able to scootch into the back corner on the flat part at the back of the boat. Met some nice people too. The narrator, I believe her name was Diane, came up to sit and talked with everyone for a while. She was super nice. All the staff were. One thing I didn't like was that the middle deck bar served only people eating in the dining room, and I wasn't. This meant on my way up, I had to choose between a beverage and getting a seat. I knew I wouldn't get one if I had to go all the way back to the bottom, so I didn't get a marg until well into the cruise when I had a couple to save my seat. It was very hot on the trip out, but once you get in the vicinity of the islands, there was a nice breeze. I know there was music and the tour information. If you do sit on the top deck, at least where I was, you can't hear any of that, so it's your preference which is more important. But overall, just a peaceful day with beautiful views. 3 hours is perfect for a boat cruise! When I visit again, I will definitely go out with them again. Highly recommend!

If there's a must-do in Kingston, it's taking a boat cruise on Lake Ontario & St. Lawrence River…read moreand seeing the Thousand Islands...and I'm guessing there's no better way than taking 1000 Islands. Aboard the Island Belle, we took the 90-minute Discovery Cruise: You'll see war and shipwreck sites, the Royal Military College, Kingston Penitentiary, Fort Henry, and, of course, hundreds of the lush, forested, and flat-out gorgeous Thousand Islands. And, if you've never seen a whole bunch of energy-harnessing windmills, a breezy day makes for quite the sight to see. There is an audio narration between a modern lady and one of the Scottish settlers that plays throughout the trip. It's informative and unintentionally hilarious at times. The downstairs is great for those not wanting to brave the elements. Warm, nice tables, snack, sodas, and a full bar. The best part is the BEAUTIFUL views, the best vantage point is outside and in front ... this is the best way to get the most out of your trip. All aboard!

I took my son and a friend! We did the tubes the first and the rafting the next! Was lots of…read morefun..we had Jacob as our raft leader. He was engaging and made the trip very special. I would recommend it to anyone.

I was scared. Like super scared and thought I was going to die. Mind you, these were my thoughts on…read morethe car ride up, not my thoughts on the actual trip. We had an amazing time. We had a group of 8 and were the only ones on the river at that time of that particular day. Dylan was our guide and he was fantastic! He made sure we were safe, but that we had the times of our lives. It was a sunny, warm summer day. But not too warm that the water felt warm. We did some swimming next to the boat, some jumping off, some cliff jumping a little over halfway into the trip(which lasted about 5 hours total), stopped for a snack of juice and cookies then had an amazing dinner at the end! They even had a meal ready for my vegetarian kid! They even have a photographer taking your picture from the sides as you're going down and the price for the pictures at the end was super reasonable! I can't say enough how great it was. I recommend them to everyone who asks where they should go.

Great location to get outdoors and explore! Easy to get to from Ottawa or Kingston. Just north of…read moreSydenham with great trails and activities for all levels.

Great store and staff Lots of knowledge about all your…read morewater needs Also great selection of rentals too

This is a scenic sailing destination in Kingston. Lots of locals keep all shapes and types of…read moreboats, and its home to the annual CORK event. The port was originally designed to facilitate the 1976 Olympics. Sure, it's located beside the (in)famous Kingston Penn, but rumour has it that the decommissioning might bring new life to the area. Great restaurants nearby: Portsmouth Tavern, Jina Sushi. Adjacent to the waterfront trail that will lead up to Lake Ontario Park.

The owner of this campground is extremely rude, obnoxious and inconsiderate. His website contains…read morefalse and misleading information. Rather then wandering around and getting into verbal confrontations with the campers, the guy should spend some time on basic maintenance like perhaps cleaning the washrooms more then once a month. Definitely not recommended.

When I was a seasonal camper there I fond all the campers Freindly. If u like fishing it is a great…read morespot. But found it needeh many upgrades. The further u got from the lake the worse the water pressure was. When I was looking for a seasonal site I noticed it said pool. Well there isn't one. Nice sandy beach. As for taking care of things there it was pretty bad. So I had been told by other campers. I worked there two yrs. All the campers were happy and had said that was the best they had seen it look. I also found the owner was not a good publis relations person. He looked at it it's his campground and if u didn't like the way he ran it then leave. Thought he was a very intimadating person because of size and mouth. Rating it on one to ten on everything I guess because of seasonal location and fishing I would still have to give it a six.