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Welcome to Leamington

This image is a close-up of a printed map, focusing on the area around Leamington and Pt. Pelee National Park. The text is bold and clear, with Leamington prominently displayed in black. The map features various colored lines, likely representing roads or boundaries, with blue dashed lines indicating routes or paths. Green tree symbols suggest natural or park areas, adding a sense of geography and navigation. The texture of the paper and the dot pattern of the print are visible, giving it a tactile, detailed quality.
The subject is a group of people walking on a sandy beach. The background is a shoreline with trees and a house in the distance. The image is likely taken on a sunny day. The sand is a light tan color, and the water is a light blue color. The sky is a light blue color with some clouds. The trees are a dark green color. The people are wearing casual clothing. The image is composed in a way that emphasizes the vastness of the beach and the open space.

Nestled along the north shore of Lake Erie, Leamington offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, culinary delights and rich history. Nicknamed the “Tomato Capital of Canada”, Leamington is renowned for its fertile farmland and abundance of greenhouse-grown produce that graces plates across North America.

Explore the natural wonders of Point Pelee National Park, the southernmost point of mainland Canada. Enjoy hiking, cycling, birdwatching and discovering the diverse ecosystems including beaches, marshes and Carolinian forest habitats. Witness the awe-inspiring monarch butterfly migration from late August to mid-October.

Head to Seacliff Park for a picnic, bask in the sun on the wide, sandy beach and enjoy a concert at Sunset Amphitheatre with Lake Erie as the stunning backdrop.

No visit to Leamington is complete without indulging in the town’s vibrant culinary scene. The restaurant landscape in Leamington reflects the town’s agricultural heritage and diverse population, providing visitors with a wide range of dining experiences. And be sure to stop at a roadside stand to get fresh produce.

Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, lakefront vistas or gastronomic delights, Leamington offers an authentic taste of small-town Ontario charm. Plan your visit today and discover why this lakeside community is a hidden gem worth exploring.

Leamington’s always-improving waterfront, parks and recreational facilities contribute to its reputation as a desirable place to live and visit. 

Nestled along the north shore of Lake Erie, Leamington offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, culinary delights and rich history. Nicknamed the “Tomato Capital of Canada”, Leamington is renowned for its fertile farmland and abundance of greenhouse-grown produce that graces plates across North America.

Explore the natural wonders of Point Pelee National Park, the southernmost point of mainland Canada. Go hiking, cycling, birdwatching and exploring the diverse ecosystems including beaches, marshes and Carolinian forest habitats. Witness the awe-inspiring monarch butterfly migration from late August to mid-October.

Head to Seacliff Park for a picnic, bask in the sun on the wide, sandy beach and enjoy a concert at Sunset Amphitheatre with Lake Erie as the stunning backdrop.

No visit to Leamington is complete without indulging in the town’s vibrant culinary scene. The restaurant landscape in Leamington reflects the town’s agricultural heritage and diverse population, providing visitors with a range of dining experiences. Be sure to stop at a roadside stand to get fresh tomatoes, peppers and other seasonal produce.

Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, agricultural abundance or gastronomic delights, Leamington offers an authentic taste of small-town Ontario charm. Plan your visit today and discover why this lakeside community is a hidden gem worth exploring.

Leamington’s 150th anniversary was celebrated in 2024.

This image is a close-up of a printed map, focusing on the area around Leamington and Pt. Pelee National Park. The text is bold and clear, with Leamington prominently displayed in black. The map features various colored lines, likely representing roads or boundaries, with blue dashed lines indicating routes or paths. Green tree symbols suggest natural or park areas, adding a sense of geography and navigation. The texture of the paper and the dot pattern of the print are visible, giving it a tactile, detailed quality.
The subject is a group of people walking on a sandy beach. The background is a shoreline with trees and a house in the distance. The image is likely taken on a sunny day. The sand is a light tan color, and the water is a light blue color. The sky is a light blue color with some clouds. The trees are a dark green color. The people are wearing casual clothing. The image is composed in a way that emphasizes the vastness of the beach and the open space.

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