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Leamington is a great area. Lots of farm so there is a lot of fresh produce daily so the foods from the restaurants were fresh. Public transportation is limited but the town/lakeside view is walkable. The ferry to Pelee Island requires you to book well in advance to secure your vehicle, but you can also buy tickets for same day visits. The area is great for the while family.

Leamington is a lovely community. What we learned in our stay is that there are many migrant workers from Mexico so many of our Ontario visitors work in retail and the service industry and speak Spanish. As a result, we learned that Leamington has the "BEST' authentic Mexican food. We went for a team dinner and let me tell you, it was an amazing meal at Hot Tacos Restaurant. Truly authentic food in Leamington. We also had the opportunity to experience the beach. Clean and lots of sandbars for the children to enjoy. Leamington also has a ferry to Pelee Island and although we did not get to experience this excursion, it is reasonably priced and gives you the option of taking your car, bi-cycle or walking onto the ferry for a day of adventure. Leaving at 10 and returning at 4. Worth checking out next time we go in this direction.

Leamington has the wonderful nature preserve of Point Pelee National Park and Pelee Island. There are many wineries and lavender farms in the area. In the autumn you csn visit Jack Miner's Bird sanctuary in nearby Kingsville and observe migrating geese on the flyway south to warmer climes. There is a strong Mexican presence in the town of Leamington which has spawned GREAT Mexican restaurants.

leamington is a nice town and close enough to point pelee for birding so no long travel needed in the morning. lots of restaurants, stores in the area to goto - recommend " joey's fish and chips" and "ray's ribhouse" great food and staff at both places

"Leamington, Ontario is a hidden gem! This charming town has stolen my heart with its warm and welcoming community, rich history, and natural beauty. From the stunning waterfront views of Lake Erie to the vibrant downtown area filled with unique shops and restaurants, there's always something to explore and discover.

I had never been to Leamington before. We went because we had been to Niagara on the Lake and Prince Edward County to tour wineries but never Pelee Island area. Chose this location as room is close (10 minute drive) to port where you can catch the ferry to the Island. We went on Oct 3 which is their off season. Not much to see on the Island and the ferry ride out, while peaceful 1.5 hours, didn't give you much to look at (no scenery, islands, coastal views). Once on the Island, there isn't much as there are only two wineries and one was closed for the season. If you hike or bike, it may be worth the trip to the Island but my husband and I had better time touring the 15 wineries on the mainland. Smaller wineries with really good wine that's not sold at LCBO (government controlled liquor store). We stocked up for Christmas gifts. Tastings are not free but most will give you credit back on the tasting fee if you purchase a bottle of wine.