Greater Napanee.

Greater Napanee sits where the Napanee River drops over an urban-core waterfall and runs out into the Bay of Quinte, the county seat of Lennox & Addington and the centre of the Napanee Limestone Plain Important Bird Area — a 2,213.79 km² grassland and alvar landscape that supports about 20% of Canada's endangered eastern Loggerhead Shrike population. Springside Park's accessible 0.75 km Napanee River Boardwalk runs along the riverbank past the falls and the active railway trestle to Conservation Park's downtown docks, where the public library, Rotary Park's splash pad, and the Museum of Lennox & Addington in the former county jailhouse are all within a few blocks.

A short walk west, Allan Macpherson's 1826 Georgian frame house — Macpherson House — anchors the riverside heritage cluster as an Ontario Heritage Trust property. The Loyalist Parkway (Highway 33) runs through the township toward Bath and Kingston; the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail follows County Road 8 south to the parkway and on around Hay Bay; the Bay of Quinte sits in Fisheries Management Zone 20 — one of the recognised trophy walleye fisheries in North America.

Kingston is half an hour east, Belleville half an hour west, Toronto and Ottawa each within a few hours along the 401 corridor.