Ducks Dive
Charters and Cottages

Point Traverse RR#3
Picton Ontario Canada
K0K 2T0
613 476 3764

From the 401, take exit #566 Marysville (HWY. #49) south all the way to the stop sign in Picton (about 20-25 minute drive from the 401). Just before the stop sign, you'll see a Petro Canada Gas Station on your right. At the stop sign turn LEFT onto Bridge St., whereupon you'll pass a Mac's Milk Store on your right. Just past the Mac's Milk, the road forks, keep to the RIGHT (DO NOT GO TO GLENORA), going onto Union Street. As Union goes out of Picton, the road name becomes County Road (CR) #8. Just past a long rectangular square log building on your right, the road forks again and you keep to the RIGHT, going onto CR #17 (DO NOT GO TO WAUPOOS).

A little while along you'll come to CR #16 (white finger signs indicate Black River etc.), turn LEFT onto CR #16 which goes downhill. At the stop sign at the bottom of the hill, turn RIGHT onto CR #13, passing by the Black River Cheese Factory on your left. Continue along his road #13 (from now on, the waters of Prince Edward Bay will always be on your left hand side until you get here), passing the Mariner's Park Museum on your left, as well as the Cactus Farm, Ostrich Ranch and Smuggler's Cove Camp Grounds until you get to the stop sign, the only one you should encounter once past Black River.

At the stop sign, turn LEFT (you're almost here). Shortly thereafter, a sign on your left indicates Long Pt. Rd. straight ahead. Keep going straight and we are about 4.5 km from this sign on the left-hand side of the road.

Our civic address is 5535 Long Pt. Rd. (CR #13). Look for our sign Ducks Dive Charters & Cottages on a building on your left hand side (north side of the road). The civic address for the cottages, which are west of the dive shop on the south side of the road, is 5504 Long Pt. Rd. For a time reference, we are approximately a 30-minute drive from Picton. One word of caution, please watch out for deer as you approach our end of the County. Although you can come across them at any point in your journey through the County, they are more prevalent down this way.

Have a good trip.

Susan Yankoo
(613)476-3764