1 in Greenwich. Turn right and immediately left on Route 358 north. Signs for Prescott House Museum and Blomidon Park are located at this intersection. Tourists and residents often choose to enter the pathway to the dyke at this point and enjoy the flora, fauna and salt air of the marsh and dykeland. The village itself is home to several businesses and is adjoined by an Industrial Park on the east.
Residents are pleased to assist with directions and answer questions on local history.
The Village Office, Fire Department and Murdock C. Smith Memorial Library are located in the Community Centre on the left at 1045 Main Street. Hours of the Village Office and Library are posted and both sites are a good source of information on the Village and surrounding area. Before passing through Port Williams, take time to explore the Acadian Dyke Drive which begins by turning right from Main Street onto Starr's Point Road and is an alternate route toward the Village of Canning. See our History section for details on the Planters' Monument, Prescott House, Wellington Dyke, etc. In the summer and fall, U-picks teem with activity here and at many other locations in the adjacent area.