Ferry Schedules Wolfe Islander IV - Wolfe Island to Kingston

Effective May 20, 2025 The Wolfe Islander IV will be returning to service and will provide service on an 80-minute round trip schedule between Marysville dock and Kingston.
To see up to the minute schedule changes please click to view MTO's Twitter X update information or view the Live MarineTraffic inset

The ferry service operates continuously all year round, exclusive of unforeseen outages. There is no charge to vehicles or passengers.
Wolfe Islander IV has a maximum capacity of 399 passengers and approximately 80 passenger vehicles. Vehicle height restriction is: 4.3 metres (14 feet 1 inches).
Wolfe Islander III has a capacity of approximately 55 cars.
Crossing time is about 20 minutes, plus unloading and loading time.

TERMINALS
• In Kingston: 295 Ontario Street, at Barrack Street. Approx location: Wolfe Island Ferry · Barrack St, Kingston, ON, Canada
• On Wolfe Island: The ferry service uses two terminals
• Marysville (approx. location 44°11'41.6"N 76°26'27.7"W)
• Dawson Point (approx. location 44°12'53.9"N 76°25'30.4"W )

IMPORTANT NOTES: Issues with ferries and terminals, and varying river water levels and weather conditions, can result in impromptu changes to which ferry is in operation, which terminal is being used, and what schedule applies. Check the following resources:
> the traffic cameras, ferry location map and schedule on this page.
> Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) website or MTO at (613) 548 7227.
> MTO periodic updates on X (formerly Twitter)
> Non-MTO 'Wolfe Island' groups on Facebook.

HISTORY. The ferry service has been a vital life-line to the Island's long established community, as well as the many thousands of people visiting Wolfe Island and coming from the United States into Canada. In 1904, Wolfe Island bought the original Wolfe Islander. In 1946, the Ontario government bought Wolfe Islander II. In 1964, the province assumed ferry control and initiated free highway access. Wolfe Islander III had her maiden voyage in 1978. Its successor, Wolfe Islander IV, entered service in 2024.

* IMPORTANT DANGEROUS GOODS UPDATE: Effective July 30, 2015 there will be no designated dangerous goods ferry trips for propane and gasoline highway tankers with a capacity of less than 20 000 Litres classified as; UN1075, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES, Class 2.1, UN1203, GASOLINE, Class 3, Packing Group II, or UN1978, PROPANE, Class 2.1. However, the federal Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act requires that dangerous goods tankers containing materials as noted above be transported to and from Wolfe Island one tanker at a time on any regularly scheduled trip. This also applies to empty but un-purged mobile units that previously carried the above noted dangerous goods on the return trip. Carriers will be accepted as first come, first served.

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