Snug harbor at the north end of Cedar Island, part of the Thousand Island National Parks. It has heavy duty docks, washrooms, picnic tables and fire pits. Park fees apply based on the size of the boat.

A photo taken by Steve Manders at the location Kingston with coordinates [44.230763, -76.458556]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Kingston. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Snug harbor at the north end of Cedar Island, part of the Thousand Island National Parks. It has heavy duty docks, washrooms, picnic tables and fire pits. Park fees apply based on the size of the boat. by Steve Manders
Near Photos

Near Photos of Kingston at [44.230763, -76.458556]

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1000 Islands, 86 Wind Turbines and a 19th Century Fort: Fort Henry, Kingston, ON, Canada by Auggie
Kingston, ON by Jérôme B.
Artillery by Keith Watson
Fort Henry from the air by jeanguy.pitre
Ft Henry Guard by flopper
PANORAMA INSIDE FORT HENRY by lackomacko
Fort Henry by Michel Ferraro
Fort Henry by ae_martin
Steve Manders's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Steve Manders

The ice storm Dec. 24 2013 left a 3/4 million people without power and heat. The very cold air causes Lake Ontario to steam because it is much warmer than the air. There is always a band of clouds on the south shore when we get cold north winds. The air picks up moisture from the lake and dumps snow on Watertown and along the south shore in a snow belt. by Steve Manders
Old railway bridge from the Ontario Quebec Railway, now used for the Trans-Canada Trail. It has some interesting and enjoyable art work on it. The O&Q was founded in 1881, but leased the tracks to CPR in 1884 on a 999 year lease. Note the rivited iron construction. by Steve Manders
Otterburn, lovely stucco home, built in 1834 in what would have been a rural setting at the time. Very English cottage style. by Steve Manders
Pony truss iron railway bridge for the Victoria Railway over the Burnt River. Pony truss bridges were open topped, and the side railing were the load bearing parts. It was built in 1939. by Steve Manders
Swing bridge for the old Victoria Railway (VR) built about 1877, used until 1983. Now used as a diving platform in the summer, and an RV trail in the winter. by Steve Manders
The Tay River in Perth on a quiet summer afternoon. Downtown Perth resembles some old European town with a quiet historic charm. Well worth a visit. by Steve Manders