"Greenside Lakeview Resort " Gem of Prince Edward County.

"Experience the serenity of lakeside country living like never before! If you're yearning for a transformative escape from the demands of daily life, the time is now to immerse yourself in the embrace of nature. Our idyllic haven has garnered the admiration of distinguished visitors, including National Geographic, the Canadian Wildlife Federation, and numerous other esteemed guests.

Conveniently located just a stone's throw away from major cities, we're a mere 2 hours from Toronto, 2.5 hours from Ottawa, and 3.5 hours from Montreal. Our lakeside paradise offers an oasis of inner peace, allowing you to savor the authentic country living experience amidst a harmonious blend of trees, lush greenery, and shimmering waters. On special nights, if you find yourself in the right place at the right time, you might witness the moon's reflection and the twinkle of stars dancing on the water – a sight that feels straight out of a dream.

Notably, we take pride in being chosen as a location for movie and film production companies. Situated strategically, we are within easy reach of all the major attractions in Prince Edward County, Tyendinaga (Mohawk Territory), Belleville, and Napanee. You'll find yourself just a 15-minute drive from the vibrant heart of Picton, the picturesque Picton Harbour, and notable destinations such as Lighthall Vineyards, Parsons Brewing Company, Point Petre Wildlife Conservation Area, the Glenora Ferry Ride, Mountain on the Lake, The Regent Theatre Shows, fine dining establishments, and much more. Among the numerous wineries in Prince Edward County, Three Dog Winery is a mere 7-minute drive away, and Wellington Beach is just a short ride from our doorstep, with Sandbanks Provincial Park also within easy reach.

As an added perk, your journey to Greenpoint Lodge takes you through the Tyendinaga township, which falls within Mohawk indigenous territory. Here, you'll discover a haven for tax-free purchases, including gasoline, tobacco, cannabis, and an array of indigenous arts and crafts stores. Additionally, the township harbors hidden gems waiting to be explored, such as The Cavern & Caves, Eagle Pod Gallery, and various antique shops. This welcoming introduction precedes your entrance onto the Skyway Bridge, which leads you to the enchanting Prince Edward County, one of the largest islands along the Eastern shores of Lake Ontario."