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Brighton is a small, pleasant community of friendly, helpful residents. We were delighted observing the unique character of the down town buildings and the pride of ownership which is evident wherever you go. The employees at the Sobeys grocery store went over and above to assist us in even the small things which added to our overall very pleasant stay here. The marina restaurant's staff were very friendly and the food was very good. Due to covid restrictions we were directed to a picnic bench at the waters edge to enjoy our meal where we were thrilled to be accompanied by a family of swans. It is a place we will definitely visit again!

Small quiet town. Clean with nice people. Is near to the Presqu’île National Park. Lots of farms and a picturesque scenery. We went first of three days of our stay in the Sandbanks national Park (50 min away) and we spended the last three days exploring beaches around Brighton which was a nice experience.

Brighton is a lovely place situated on the Lake two hours drive from Toronto. It was a pretty little town and we enjoyed walking round the shops. Presqu'ile Park is a beautiful place to walk. We needed more time to explore other places in and around Brighton.

We have stayed at 3 different B & B's, and all have been very good. If you want to eat, I highly recommend the "Whistling Duck", right on the waterfront. The food there is great. Try the prime rib special on Saturdays, especially good.

Brighton in the gateway to Quinte West. The town offers good shops, restaurants and has marinas for boat launches into Prequile Bay and lake Ontario. Lots of trails for walking and cycling. The town offers the traveler good accommodations and some exceptional views of the bay, loaded with abundant wild life.

A pretty, quiet town. Need transport to visit nearby places but Proctor park is within easy access to Brighton and has a coupe of walking trails. If you like cycling then presquile point is within reach and a great place to explore.