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The picturesque village of Port Stanley has something for everyone. Head downtown to see the historic lift bridge operate or visit any of the quaint boutiques, art galleries and restaurants. You'll find everything from beach-fare to fine dining. Travel a little further afield to orchards, farm markets, and a near-by vineyard.
Port Stanley is a foodie's paradise with enough restaurants to keep you satisfied your entire visit; but, if you prefer a quiet evening at home, the cottage includes a galley kitchen and BBQ for your use. Dishes, cutlery, and cookware are all stocked in the cottage along with a full-sized fridge, stove/oven and microwave.
Bring your bike and enjoy cruising around the village or take a more serious ride on one of the designated bike routes leading out of the village. There is a paved bike route on the shoulder of Sunset Drive which will take you all the way to St. Thomas where you can connect with the paved rail trail system there.
There are so many things to do and see in Port Stanley! Play a round at one of several nearby golf courses, watch a live performance at the Port Stanley Festival Theatre, take the kids for a ride on the Port Stanley Terminal Rail, stroll the harbour at twilight, walk out to the end of the Port Stanley Pier, paddleboard down the Kettle Creek and so much more! We hope to see you in Port Stanley soon!

There are two parking spaces at the cottage. We share a driveway with the neighbouring cottage so make sure to tuck in behind the cottage or at the back of the property and no not block anyone in. If you need extra parking, it is allowed to park on the street overnight but not right on the cul-de-sac. Just go up the road a few houses and you can park on the paved shoulder. You can easily walk to the main beach area and the main pubs found on the west side of the harbour. The east side of the harbout where you'll find boutique shops and gourmet restaurants is a 1.5km walk. If you'd rather drive to the east side, there is 2-hour free parking on the street and plenty of space in the paid parking at Little Beach, at the end of Main street.