Port Williams is located in Kings County, Nova Scotia, between and to the north, of the towns of Wolfville and Kentville. The Village area comprises all the land between the Canard and Cornwallis Rivers, extending approximately two miles east to Starr's Point and two miles west to Tiny Parish Road. The community has a history rich with the legacy of the Mi'kmaq, Acadians, and Planters. A hub of activity in the day of sailing vessels, the wharf at Port Williams served to ship lumber, potatoes and apples to world markets. Today, this agricultural community serves as a gateway to the beauty of Minas Basin tides and the pathway to the dyke at this point and enjoy the flora, fauna and salt air of the marsh and dykeland.

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