Casino Near Kingston Ontario
Things to see and do in Kingston
Kingston is a great place to visit if you want to learn some Canadian history. It was actually Canada's first capital city and has a rich military history. It is home to 17 different museums as well as Fort Henry (a 19th century military fortress) and the historic Portsmouth Village. Located between Toronto and Montreal, it is also a major port to the world-famous 1000 Island Cruises - an archipelago (officially defined as a bunch-o-islands) that straddles the Canada-U.S. border. It's actually where the name of the salad dressing came from as the mixing of the the St Lawrence River and Lake Ontario turn into a delicious tasting sauce for vegetables.
If you are an avid diver or are really good at holding your breath, Kingston is one of the world's best fresh-water wreck diving areas. There are over 100 wrecks to check out and if you're really bad at sailing you can make a contribution.
Whether you’re a high roller or casual player, Travelocity has a wide selection of Kingston hotels near a casino for you to peruse. You won’t need to spend your whole bankroll to get in on the action. Brush up on your poker face while you take in the view from your hotel room, then head to the casino floor to test your luck. 237 Ontario St, Kingston, ON. The price is CA $85 per night from Dec 13 to Dec 14 CA $85. Find More Hotels near Kingston; More Hotel Options in Kingston.
- Well, you should because we have killer Kingston casino hotels deals. Imagine relaxing in a cushy plush pad, and then sauntering downstairs to win it big at the tables with the cash you saved on your stay.
- Casino Sault Ste. Marie 30 Bay Street West Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 7A6 (705) 759-0100 (800) 826-8946. Casino Thousand Islands 380 Highway 2 Gananoque, Ontario K7G 2V4.
- From Caesars Windsor Casino near the US border and Detroit Michigan to Thunder Bay on Lake Superior to the northwest, or over to the proposed Hard Rock Casino Ottawa, or their current operations at Rideau Carleton Raceway near the border with Quebec – gambling is deeply entrenched in the Ontario culture.
Surrounding Area
If you want to do some light travelling while in Kingston, a 30 minute drive east brings you to Gananoque, ON which is another spot to access a 1000 Island Cruise. Apart from being hard to pronounce there are a handful of parks and golf courses available for your outdoor leisure.
Things to see and do in Kingston
Kingston is a great place to visit if you want to learn some Canadian history. It was actually Canada's first capital city and has a rich military history. It is home to 17 different museums as well as Fort Henry (a 19th century military fortress) and the historic Portsmouth Village. Located between Toronto and Montreal, it is also a major port to the world-famous 1000 Island Cruises - an archipelago (officially defined as a bunch-o-islands) that straddles the Canada-U.S. border. It's actually where the name of the salad dressing came from as the mixing of the the St Lawrence River and Lake Ontario turn into a delicious tasting sauce for vegetables.
If you are an avid diver or are really good at holding your breath, Kingston is one of the world's best fresh-water wreck diving areas. There are over 100 wrecks to check out and if you're really bad at sailing you can make a contribution.
Casino Close To Kingston Ontario
Casino Near Kingston Ontario
Surrounding Area
If you want to do some light travelling while in Kingston, a 30 minute drive east brings you to Gananoque, ON which is another spot to access a 1000 Island Cruise. Apart from being hard to pronounce there are a handful of parks and golf courses available for your outdoor leisure.