Wolfe Island is located at the mouth of Lake Ontario, opposite the city of Kingston, Ontario and provides a natural boundary between Canada and the United States.. Wolfe Island is the first and largest island of the Thousand Islands area. There are regular ferries from Kingston to this inhabited island, bringing visitors to enjoy the many recreational activities that pervade the land, such as bike routes, bird watching, parks, driving range, fishing and hunting. There are many restaurants, shops and accommodations to entice visitors to stay awhile.

Wolfe Island is roughly 32 kilometres in length and ranges from 2 to 12 kilometres in width. Wolfe Island is a lush island of over 30,000 acres in area. It divides the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario and has the Canal Channel on the south. Wolfe Island is often called the "Gateway to the Seaway".

Wolfe Island is home to many small businesses. As it is situated just 20 minutes from downtown Kingston, the island offers a mix of the best of country living with the conveniences of city living.

Wolfe Island is also home two nine hole golf courses to that cater to the all you golfers out there. The blend of its rural setting and relaxed atmosphere provide for a fabulous and enjoyable day at the links.