The Waring House Restaurant, Inn, Conference Centre, & Cookery School
Did you know that your choice of hotel for the OAP Annual Meeting has a direct impact on the association?
In order to secure sufficient meeting space for the conference we must guarantee a minimum number of bedroom bookings by our delegates. Although we understand that making your reservations outside of the OAP block can sometimes be more economical, it may cause the association to have to pay a penalty for un-booked rooms within the contracted room block, which over time will result in higher conference registration fees.
Important Info:
- Start Date: Thursday, September 26, 2024 (Checkin @ 3pm)
- End Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024 (Checkout @ 11am)
- Last Day to Book: Friday, September 1, 2023
About the Waring HouseLearn More
The Waring House is furnished and decorated to reflect its 19th-century origins. This fine old limestone home was built in 1860 for Thomas Waring. His father, Joshua Waring, had emigrated from Ireland before 1820 and had purchased the 200-acre farm, on which the house stands. Oral tradition says that the stone mason who built the home was also native to Ireland - one Hugh Smith from Portaferry in County Down.
For those who enjoy a more modern aesthetic, our premium rooms and suites, found in the Quaker and Heritage Lodges, are a luxurious blend of modern comfort and classic charm.
The Waring House is proud to be an environmentally conscious property. Read more on our Green Features pages.
The Waring House,
395 Sandy Hook Road  Picton, Ontario  K0K 2T0
P: (613) 476-7492 ext. 1 | TF: (800) 621-4956