Recreation in Augusta Township
From paddling the St. Lawrence to exploring forest trails, Augusta Township is rich in outdoor recreation. Enjoy water access for small crafts, scenic conservation areas, hiking trails, and even historic dive sites along our riverfront. Whether you are out for adventure or a quiet escape, there is plenty to discover.
Explore recreational highlights below.
Lemon Point Lane Water Access
Lemon Point Water Access
Located at 7 Lemon Point Lane in Maitland, just off County Road 2 near Invista, this access point to the St. Lawrence River offers a convenient launch area for small watercraft such as canoes, kayaks, and rowboats.
Ideal for paddlers and nature enthusiasts, it provides a quiet spot to enjoy the river.
Address:
7 Lemon Point Lane
Maitland, Ontario
K0E 1T0
Limerick Forest
Limerick Forest
Located in the north end of Augusta Township, Limerick Forest is owned and operated by the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville. This expansive natural area offers year-round recreational opportunities for nature enthusiasts, including hiking, cycling, birdwatching, and cross-country skiing.
To learn more about available activities, trails, and upcoming events, visit: www.limerickforest.ca
Address:
1175 Limerick Road
Oxford Station, Ontario
K0G 1T0
Maitland Look Out
Along County Road 2 in Maitland, there is a designated pull-off area where visitors can park and enjoy scenic views of the beautiful St. Lawrence River.
Mill Run Conservation Area
Mill Run Conservation Area
Owned and operated by the South Nation Conservation Authority, Mill Run Conservation Area is located at 5659 McCrea Road. It offers opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and canoeing on the scenic South Nation River.
For more information, please visit:
www.nation.on.ca
Rothesay Dive Site
Visit the Rothesay Dive Site page for more information about this unique underwater attraction.
Are you looking for something different? The Rothesay Dive Site offers a rare and fascinating experience beneath the surface of the St. Lawrence River, featuring the remains of an 1867 steamship.
A favorite destination for experienced divers and history enthusiasts alike, the site provides a captivating glimpse into the region’s rich marine past.
Centennial Cairns
In 1967, to celebrate Canada’s Centennial of Confederation, most of the Township’s Recreation Committees received funding to enhance their facilities — a lasting legacy of community pride and growth. Today, you can still see the beautiful stone memorials commemorating this milestone in Maynard, Roebuck, Maitland, and Domville, serving as a reminder of our shared history and the spirit of unity that continues to bring us together.
