Places to stay in Brockville, Ontario

The founding of the settlement that became the village of Brockville has its roots in the first wave of Loyalist refugees displaced from their homes during the years of the American Revolution, 1776-1783. In the summer of 1784, the first of these disbanded soldiers and their families arrived by bateaux and set-up camp in the area known today as Johnstown. They gathered and drew for their land grants. In the summer of 1784, William Buell landed at the mouth of the creek now known as Buell's Creek. Buell, a native of Hebron, Connecticut, was 33 years old and a former officer in the King's Rangers, one of the Loyalist regiments. Places to eat in the region include Steve's Fish & Chips, Raxx Billiard, Tincap Restaurant, and Milano Pizzeria.

Wondering where to stay? Lodging options in the town are mainly limited to Bed and Breakfast type accommodations, though there are a few nearby hotels. If you are travelling in the area, Brockville is located close to Gem Island, Foley Island Channel, Refugee Island, Lambs Pond and Ransier Island.

Trying to find dining options in Brockville? Look for Brockville restaurants.

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