Belleville is a VIA Rail station in eastern Ontario, Canada, and while it carries the code XVV in some travel databases, it is not an airport - it is a stop on the busy Toronto-to-Montreal rail corridor, serving intercity trains rather than flights. Travelers arriving here looking for car rental will find a modest selection of options in Belleville itself, a mid-sized city along Highway 401, though the fuller range of rental counters sits at the larger hubs of Toronto, roughly two hours west, or Kingston, about forty-five minutes to an hour east.
Belleville's real appeal for a rental car is what surrounds it rather than the city itself: Prince Edward County, just south across the Bay of Quinte bridge, has become one of Ontario's best-known wine regions, with a growing cluster of vineyards, cideries and lakeside towns like Picton and Wellington reachable in twenty to thirty minutes from the station. Sandbanks Provincial Park, with its dune beaches on Lake Ontario, sits a little farther into the county and makes a popular day-trip destination for anyone with a car based out of Belleville.
Driving is on the right throughout Canada, and the region's roads range from the fast, multi-lane 401 corridor to the quieter, rolling county roads of Prince Edward County, which reward a slower pace and reasonable following distances given the narrow shoulders common on rural Ontario lanes. Winter conditions from late fall through early spring can bring snow and ice to both the highway and the county's back roads, so winter tires and reduced speeds are worth planning for outside the summer wine-touring season. With no on-site car rental at the station itself, treating Belleville as a starting point for a short drive to a rental counter is the most practical approach here, especially if wine-country touring is the main reason for the trip.