Clarendon Station accommodation

Attractions and Hotels Near Clarendon Station

The broader Ontario area is definitely worth exploring too. Check out the historic mansions, churches and cathedrals. Outdoorsy types could also take in the region's forests, rivers, streams and canals. Or join the locals mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.

55 kilometres to the northeast of Clarendon Station you'll find Carleton Place, where you can explore the Carleton Place Town Hall and the Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum. The River Breeze Inn and Barons Motor Inn are some of the hotel alternatives in Carleton Place. Or, you could consider staying in Smiths Falls, 55 kilometres to the east of Clarendon Station, where you'll find the Econo Lodge and Best Western Colonel By Inn. Rideau Canal Visitor Information Center and the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario are amongst the more popular attractions to experience in Smiths Falls.

70 kilometres to the northeast of Clarendon Station is Arnprior, a regional centre with a population of 10000, where you will find great tourist attractions like the Hydro Park, Daniel McLachlin Park and Bell Tower and the Arnprior and District Museum. The Nick Smith Centre and the Gillies Grove and House National Historic Site are also well worth visiting. Arnprior offers places to stay to suit most budgets and tastes, including the Quality Inn Arnprior and Days Inn & Conference Centre Renfrew.

Aussies are world renown for their passion for sport, so why not visit Invista Centre? Invista Centre can be found to the south of Clarendon Station. To kick your heels up nearby, secure a room at the Ambassador Hotel & Conference Centre or the Travelodge Kingston LaSalle Hotel.

Norman Rogers Airport is a gateway to Clarendon Station. Nearby hotels include the Embassy Motel and the Waves and Winks B&B.