Location Description
UEL Heritage Centre is 72 acres of land on the shores of Bay of Quinte. Established as a family campground in 1956, it’s known for its large grass fields and sandy beaches. There are two children’s playgrounds and two washroom facilities, as well as a convenience store where you can buy ice cream and snacks. There are a variety of activities, including horseshoe pits, weekly bingo, and historical re-enactments.
A museum dedicated to early Ontario history is also on the grounds, and it has gorgeous old-world architecture as well as a cozy library research room. Some of the rooms have artifacts that cannot be moved, which will limit filming in a few areas of the building.