CFB Picton Fire Department

Camp Picton, later Canadian Forces Base Picton, was a Canadian Armed Forces base located near Picton, Ontario. The base was originally a Second World War training airfield under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan and was taken over by the Canadian Army after the war. It was renamed Camp Picton in 1960. It was home to the Royal Canadian School of Artillery (Anti-Aircraft) and a battalion of the Canadian Guards Regiment, and briefly, a surface-to-surface missile battery.
The base was renamed CFB Picton upon the unification of the Canadian Armed Forces in 1968 but it was declared redundant and closed in 1969. The land was transferred to the Ontario government and housed a facility for people with developmental disabilities until the 1990s.
The property was home to a station of the Bloomfield-Hallowell Fire Department, and later the Prince Edward County Fire Department until 2016.
==Apparatus==
:1966 Thibault pumper
:1958 Ford C-500 / King brush tender (SN#5717) (Sold to Bloomfield-Hallowell Fire Department)
Picton
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierre Thibault apparatus