Loyalist.

Loyalist Township sits at the eastern end of the Loyalist Parkway (Highway 33) on the north shore of Lake Ontario between Bath and Amherstview, the township that picked up Amherst Island, Ernestown, and Bath Village when the three amalgamated in 1998. The eastern gates of the parkway open in Amherstview at Fairfield House — the 1793 Loyalist-era home named in 2000 by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada to its 250-best Canadian architecture list — and the road runs west along the lake to the heritage village of Bath, settled by United Empire Loyalists in 1784 and home to the 1796 Fairfield-Gutzeit House (reopened in 2025 after a two-year restoration).

Three kilometres offshore, the M/V Frontenac II runs 365 days a year between Millhaven and Stella on Amherst Island — a globally and continentally significant Important Bird Area where Northern Saw-whet Owls, Long-eared Owls, Snowy Owls, Short-eared Owls, Rough-legged Hawks, and Northern Harriers concentrate on open farmland through winter. Inland, Parrott's Bay Conservation Area carries 6 km of woodland and wetland trails on the western edge of Amherstview.

Kingston is fifteen minutes east; Toronto and Ottawa are each within a few hours along the 401 corridor.