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The Village of Bath, Ontario

A beautiful place to live, work and play

We’ll just start this post by saying we love Bath! Bath is a historic lakeside village on the north shore of Lake Ontario, located along the scenic Loyalist Parkway (Hwy 33). Just 20–25 minutes west of Kingston and a short drive to Napanee and Prince Edward County, Bath offers small-town charm with convenient access to nearby cities, CFB Kingston, and regional amenities.

The shoreline and Centennial Park provide direct access to Lake Ontario for swimming, paddling, picnics, and stunning sunset views. The Loyalist Parkway is popular with cyclists and road-trippers for its historic stops, farm landscapes, and lake vistas.

Settled in 1784, Bath is one of the oldest communities in Ontario. The population is 1,180. It is Ward 2 of Loyalist Township, a part of Lennox & Addington County. Loyalist township's council consists of the mayor, deputy mayor, and 5 councillors, one representing Ward 2 (Bath). For such a small community, Bath has a lot to offer. 

Things to See and Do

The community hosts year-round events—from weekly summer markets and park concerts to art shows, fundraising breakfasts, Merry Little Main Street in December, and a Canada Day annual celebration that’s a hub of community activity, entertainment, and family-friendly fun.

Amenities & Services

Everyday

Coffee & Treats

Dining & Drinks

Parks & Playgrounds

  • Bath Park & Tennis Courts, 217 Church St

  • Briscoe Park, 169 Sir John Johnson Dr

  • Bulch Park, 265 Academy St

  • Centennial Park North, 336 Main St & South, 329 Main St

  • Finkle's Shore Park, 697 Main St

  • Hawley Court Park, 20 Hawley Court

  • Heritage Park, 53 Bayshore Dr

  • Jessup Lane Park, 208 Somerset Ave (east)

Places of Worship

  • Bath United Church, 402 Academy St

  • Parkway Church, #6 - 218 Main St

  • St. John's Anglican Church, 212 Church St

  • St. Linus Catholic Church, 217 Main St

Services & Clubs

Miscellaneous

Seasonal

Truly, if we didn’t love living on Amherst Island (Lorna in “downtown Stella” and Lynn + family in the country), we’d probably both be somewhere in Bath. A few of our favourite things to do: Welborne Commons for supper, the monthly Lions breakfast, Live Music Sundays in summer, MacKinnon Brothers for local beer, live music, and events, Janasen Lifestyle for clothing & more, and The Hive for local art (gallery and workshops). 

Bath Public School is a small JK–8 school in the heart of the village, known for its friendly, close-knit atmosphere and strong community involvement. Families appreciate the walkability, supportive staff, and the small-school feel that comes with living in Bath.

Thinking about buying or selling in Bath?
We have helped many clients moving to and from Bath—from heritage homes on Main Street to the Loyalist Country Club community and the pockets old and new in the east end, on the hill, and in Millhaven. If you’re considering a move in Bath, Ontario or anywhere in Kingston and area, we’d be happy to walk you through the market, neighbourhoods, and next steps. Reach out anytime to start the conversation.

Bath Real Estate

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