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Brighton is located on Hwy 2 along the scenic shores of Lake Ontario in a well-protected harbour. Just north of the town is the Northumberland Ridge proving natural spring water that is gravity fed to the town. Settlement by United Empire loyalists in the 1700s turned this area into a world-class apple-growing centre. Nineteenth century architecture housed the early settlers who established some of the first apple orchards in Canada.

The Annual Applefest celebrates the local apple bounty with parades, entertainment dances, hay rides and displays by accomplished artisans in the park. Presqu'ile Provincial Pak is significant with its warm shallow waters, sand dunes and marshes. One of Ontario's oldest operating lighthouses and its keeper's cottage including an observation tower are located in the marsh boardwalk area. Widely acclaimed for the excellent fishing, antiques shops, bird watching, Brighton regains a charming small town atmosphere.

Country Inns Motels and Bed and Breakfasts dominate the many restored historical homes lending quaintness to Brighton accommodation.

BRIGHTON / 401 KOA Campground 15051 Telephone Rd Brighton	Our campground in Brighton Ontario has 50 amp sites, 110 foot max length, WiFi, a swimming pool, hot tub/sauna, snack bar, Kamping Kitchen, firewood, a pavilion and a dog park. There’s a lot for children to do including out big bouncer and giant chess and checkers. We are near wonderful sightseeing in the Brighton area.
Burken Bed & Breakfast 14257 County Rd. # 2 Brighton	Our beautiful Brighton bed and breakfast is a stone & brick country home surrounded by mature trees, gardens with flowering shrubs and a babbling brook. Guests may choose between two comfortable rooms with free WiFi. Our breakfasts have a local flavour, thanks to eggs from nearby hens, locally produced maple syrup and, when available, local, fresh, in-season fruits.
Timber House Country Inn & Resort 116 Cedardale Road Brighton	This resort in Brighton, Ontario features an outdoor pool. The private beach overlooks Presqu’ile Point. Tandem bicycles are available for guest use free of charge. Each room at the hotel is simply furnished with coffee-making facilities. Some rooms include satellite TV and wooden floors.

Brighton Inn Bed & Breakfast	B&B	Brighton	40 Young Street
Presquile Beach Motel	Hotel	Brighton	243 Main Street West
The Cider House B & B	B&B	Brighton	74 Prince Edward St PO Box 1138

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