BASE31 VISITOR INFORMATION

We look forward to hosting you at Base31 in Prince Edward County – a cultural destination on site of a former WWII air training base. 

This community is full of beauty, spectacle, and activities for all to enjoy. 

Prince Edward County is located two hours east of Toronto, 3 hours southwest of Ottawa, and 3.5 hours West of Montreal. Known for its array of wineries, craft breweries, and sandy beaches, consider adding Base31 to your County bucket-list or weekend fun whether you’re a local or a beloved visitor. 

BASE31 VISITOR INFORMATION

We look forward to hosting you at Base31 in Prince Edward County – a cultural destination on site of a former WWII air training base. 

This community is full of beauty, spectacle, and activities for all to enjoy. 

Prince Edward County is located two hours east of Toronto, 3 hours southwest of Ottawa, and 3.5 hours West of Montreal. Known for its array of wineries, craft breweries, and sandy beaches, consider adding Base31 to your County bucket-list or weekend fun whether you’re a local or a beloved visitor. 

BASE31 VISITOR CENTRE

The Visitor Centre is now closed and will reopen in Summer 2025.

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BASE31 VISITOR CENTRE

The Visitor Centre is now closed and will reopen in Summer 2025.

PLACES TO STAY

There is an amazing array of boutique hotels and unique accommodation options in Prince Edward County! We’re thrilled to introduce Event Camping at Base31. For all the details, check out our Event Camping page.

Please note that accommodations book up very quickly between May and October and booking as early as possible is highly recommended!

For the most complete listing of accommodations in Prince Edward County please go to the official Visit The County Website.

We’re also thrilled to share our Prince Edward County and Belleville accommodation partners below.

PLACES TO STAY

There is an amazing array of boutique hotels and unique accommodation options in Prince Edward County! We’re thrilled to introduce Event Camping at Base31. For all the details, check out our Event Camping page.

Please note that accommodations book up very quickly between May and October and booking as early as possible is highly recommended!

For the most complete listing of accommodations in Prince Edward County please go to the official Visit The County Website.

We’re also thrilled to share our Prince Edward County and Belleville accommodation partners below.

TRANSPORTATION

We are proud to work with County Transit and be a stop on the public transit route.
To view the schedule and fares please County Transit’s website for full details.

TRANSPORTATION

We are proud to work with County Transit and be a stop on the public transit route.
To view the schedule and fares please County Transit’s website for full details.

BASE31 DIRECTIONS

If you’re heading to Base31, Google Maps has a few routes for you to take. Simply click the directions link in the address label, which will open a new tab for you to add your starting point, and it’ll guide you there hassle-free.

26-343 County Road 22 Picton, ON K0K 2T0

ADDRESS

(613) 695-2851

TICKET HOTLINE / BOX OFFICE

(613) 476-3064

BASE31 OFFICE

BASE31 DIRECTIONS

If you’re heading to Base31, Google Maps has a few routes for you to take. Simply click the directions link in the address label, which will open a new tab for you to add your starting point, and it’ll guide you there hassle-free.

26-343 County Road 22 Picton, ON K0K 2T0

ADDRESS

(613) 695-2851

TICKET HOTLINE / BOX OFFICE

(613) 476-3064

BASE31 OFFICE

ACCESSIBILITY

Base31 is committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming experience for all. As we continue to revitalize our site, accessibility remains a top priority. We’re actively working to ensure our event venues and public spaces meet and exceed accessibility standards—so every visitor feels safe, supported, and seen. To date, we have made the following improvements to ensure Base31 is compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).

  • All areas of Base31 are wheelchair accessible. Our main event buildings, including the Drill Hall, Sergeants Mess Hall and Lecture Hall, are being renovated to include wider doorways, ramps and automatic door buttons.
  • Accessible and gender neutral washrooms in the Sergeants Mess Hall
  • Additional accessible porta potties are on site 24/7 for site visits and events
  • The Base31 site is flat, therefore people can explore the site and its buildings without any steep inclines or declines. Our roads are partially gravel, so patrons should take their time and care when traveling across our roads
  • The Drill Hall has an accessible ramp that leads to the licensed patio
  • An accessible parking lot located in front of the Drill Hall
  • Drill Hall and Sergeants Mess Hall have accessible seating that can be booked in advance by calling the Ticketing Phone Line
  • Support Person complimentary tickets are available by contacting the Ticketing Phone Line
  • Service animals are welcome. Patrons can contact the Ticketing Phone Line and let us know they are bringing a service animal to an event

We ask our patrons to please reach out with any feedback, questions or concerns regarding accessibility. Please contact us

ACCESSIBILITY

Base31 is committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming experience for all. As we continue to revitalize our site, accessibility remains a top priority. We’re actively working to ensure our event venues and public spaces meet and exceed accessibility standards—so every visitor feels safe, supported, and seen. To date, we have made the following improvements to ensure Base31 is compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).

  • All areas of Base31 are wheelchair accessible. Our main event buildings, including the Drill Hall, Sergeants Mess Hall and Lecture Hall, are being renovated to include wider doorways, ramps and automatic door buttons.
  • Accessible and gender neutral washrooms in the Sergeants Mess Hall
  • Additional accessible porta potties are on site 24/7 for site visits and events
  • The Base31 site is flat, therefore people can explore the site and its buildings without any steep inclines or declines. Our roads are partially gravel, so patrons should take their time and care when traveling across our roads
  • The Drill Hall has an accessible ramp that leads to the licensed patio
  • An accessible parking lot located in front of the Drill Hall
  • Drill Hall and Sergeants Mess Hall have accessible seating that can be booked in advance by calling the Ticketing Phone Line
  • Support Person complimentary tickets are available by contacting the Ticketing Phone Line
  • Service animals are welcome. Patrons can contact the Ticketing Phone Line and let us know they are bringing a service animal to an event

We ask our patrons to please reach out with any feedback, questions or concerns regarding accessibility. Please contact us

RAINBOW REGISTERED

Base31 Partners Inc. is proud to be among several Prince Edward County organizations who provide an inclusive space. The Base31 team and site partners will continue to make meaningful connections with like-minded people, groups and organizations to support the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies.

We are proud to partner, collaborate, co-create and learn from other queer businesses, humans and corporations to offer a safe environment for everyone in our community and who visit us from afar.

The Base31 venues, outdoor spaces, office, visitor centre, and team reflect values of inclusivity, safety and belonging.

RAINBOW REGISTERED

Base31 Partners Inc. is proud to be among several Prince Edward County organizations who provide an inclusive space. The Base31 team and site partners will continue to make meaningful connections with like-minded people, groups and organizations to support the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies.

We are proud to partner, collaborate, co-create and learn from other queer businesses, humans and corporations to offer a safe environment for everyone in our community and who visit us from afar.

The Base31 venues, outdoor spaces, office, visitor centre, and team reflect values of inclusivity, safety and belonging.