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lake on the mountain resort

picton, ON

Additional Information

Lake on the Mountain Resort is a seasonal family-run business located on Lake on the Mountain in Picton, Ontario, perched 62 metres above Lake Ontario with views of the Bay of Quinte. The resort has been owned and operated by the same family for 35 years and offers accommodations, two restaurants, a craft brewery, and event facilities.

Specializes in

Farm to table cuisineSmall batch beer brewingIntimate weddingsLakefront eventsYoga retreatsCorporate events

Services

Restaurant dining at The InnRestaurant dining at The Miller HouseCraft brewery operationsCottage accommodationsOff-site vacation rentalsVacation rental at The House Across the RoadPavilion event hostingWedding venue servicesYoga retreat hostingCorporate meeting facilities

Established 1989 · Serving Picton, Ontario, Prince Edward County

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: September 16, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: (613) 476-1321

Website: http://www.lakeonthemountain.com/

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