Kingsville sits along the north shore of Lake Erie. Our community is in the Essex County region. We have a unique location as the most southernmost town in Canada, and we enjoy the warmest climate of any city in Ontario. Our region is at the same latitude as northern California. The average temperature reaches above 50°F (10°C) 223 days of the year.

Kingsville is mostly an agricultural community. We neighbor the Municipality of Leamington and have one of North America's largest concentrations of vegetable greenhouses. These greenhouses produce tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries, flowers, and potted plants. We're also home to four estate wineries (including the largest in Canada, Pelee Island Winery), which produce various award-winning wines from their local vineyards.

There are many tourism and recreational opportunities in Kingsville. Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary is a popular spot for bird-watching, and our Chrysler Canada Greenway interconnects with the National Waterfront Trail. Our marine facilities include the Cedar Island Marina and Yacht Club and we host an international working harbour at the Port of Kingsville.

The Essex County region is an affordable place to live and do business. The cost of our serviced land is among the lowest on the continent, and our housing prices are low compared to the rest of Canada. 

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