Navy Yard Flats Guidebook
Essentials
Sobeys Amherstburg
83 Sandwich St SBeer and wine along with groceries.
Rob & Tina’s No Frills
181 Sandwich St SShoppers Drug Mart
Wineries
Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery
7258 Essex County Rd 50CREW - Colchester Ridge Estate Winery
Viewpointe Estate Winery
Oxley Estate Winery
533 Essex County Road 50Paglione Estate Winery
724 County Road 50 ENorth 42 Degrees Estate Winery & Bistro 42
130 Essex County Rd 50Food Scene
This local gem is literally across the street. Wake up and treat yourself to a coffee and delicious baked goods!
24 locals recommend
Caffeine & Co.
238 Dalhousie StThis local gem is literally across the street. Wake up and treat yourself to a coffee and delicious baked goods!
Delicious Italian food awaits you at Riccardo's. Located across the street from your Flat.
21 locals recommend
Riccardo's Italian Restaurant
238 Dalhousie StDelicious Italian food awaits you at Riccardo's. Located across the street from your Flat.
The Salty Dog
237 Dalhousie StA local gem that's right downstairs!
Pepper Cat
Artisan Grill
269 Dalhousie StSightseeing
Explore a local treasure that brings Amherstburg's rich history to life. It's a short walk from our flats.
Fort Malden stood guard during the war of 1812, a time when the threat of American invasion was very real. The Americans occupied this fort for almost two years after the British abandoned it following their defeat at the Battle of Lake Erie. Fort Malden commemorates a period when the destiny of Canada was determined by military action. Discover this historic treasure!
20 locals recommend
Fort Malden National Historic Site
Explore a local treasure that brings Amherstburg's rich history to life. It's a short walk from our flats.
Fort Malden stood guard during the war of 1812, a time when the threat of American invasion was very real. The Americans occupied this fort for almost two years after the British abandoned it following their defeat at the Battle of Lake Erie. Fort Malden commemorates a period when the destiny of Canada was determined by military action. Discover this historic treasure!
The Park House was built in 1796 at the mouth of the Rouge River in Detroit. It was dismantled and floated downriver to Amherstburg, where it now resides.
Today, the Park House is a museum that depicts the social history of Amherstburg and surrounding area.
6 locals recommend
Park House Museum
214 Dalhousie StThe Park House was built in 1796 at the mouth of the Rouge River in Detroit. It was dismantled and floated downriver to Amherstburg, where it now resides.
Today, the Park House is a museum that depicts the social history of Amherstburg and surrounding area.
This museum tells the story of Amherstburg’s role in the Underground Railroad and African-Canadians’ journey and contributions to Canada and the region.
13 locals recommend
Amherstburg Freedom Museum
277 King StThis museum tells the story of Amherstburg’s role in the Underground Railroad and African-Canadians’ journey and contributions to Canada and the region.
Gibson Gallery
140 Richmond StTake a walk over to our local art gallery.
Take your bikes over to the island on the ferry which is just down the street. It was once home to an amusement park called Boblo Island. You'll still find remnants of days past.
9 locals recommend
Bois Blanc Island
Take your bikes over to the island on the ferry which is just down the street. It was once home to an amusement park called Boblo Island. You'll still find remnants of days past.
Drinks & Nightlife
Lord Amherst Pub
273 Dalhousie StCozy English Pub located in the heart of Amherstburg.
Lot 10 Brewing Company
263 Dalhousie StLocated walking distance from your Flat.
A local favourite for drinks with live bands often playing on weekends.
7 locals recommend
Shooters Roadhouse
17 Sandwich St NA local favourite for drinks with live bands often playing on weekends.
GL Heritage Brewing
Essex Rd 9