Top Things to do in Otonabee-South Monaghan
Top 10 Things to do in Otonabee-South Monaghan, Otonabee-South Monaghan
Discover the best top things to do in Otonabee-South Monaghan, United States including Hope Mill Conservation Area, Elmhirst's Resort, ZimArt’s Rice Lake Gallery, Sanctuary Antiques, Patricia's Gift Shop, Lang Pioneer Village, Baxter Creek Golf Club, Rice Lake, Squirrel Creek Conservation Area, Rolling Grape Vineyard.
1. Hope Mill Conservation Area
2. Elmhirst's Resort
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Fly-in wilderness camp, accessible by air, located only 20 minutes away from Elmhirst's Resort in Keene. Your pilot will set you up for a day of swimming, canoeing, fishing, exploring the lake, relaxing in the hammock, birdwatching or lunch. The two bedroom cabin is equipped with a kitchen, sitting area, and outdoor deck. Rustic experience for the outdoor adventurer. Day trips and overnights available.
Reviewed By ibenstothers - Toronto, Canada
Fabulous lunch on the patio! Our server Andrew made great recommendations. Cod from Lake Erie, Beef burger, Loaded potato soup and lots of vegetarian options. The winner was dessert. Homemade raspberry ice cream sandwich with fudge brownie and strawberries. Followed up with a float plane tour of Rice Lake. Such a lovely time. Thank you!!!
3. ZimArt’s Rice Lake Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
ZimArt's Rice Lake Gallery is a beautiful outdoor sculpture park specializing in the promotion and sale of Zimbabwean stone sculpture. During the season, which runs from June 1 to Thanksgiving, we offer a range of events from sculpting workshops to African dance classes. Most days during the season a visiting Zimbabwean artist is available to talk to visitors and demonstrate the art of stone carving. A great destination for art lovers of all ages. Free admission. Picnic facilities.
Reviewed By 238franklinm - Oakville, Canada
As an African-American, this was an important visit for me. The ability to see art such as this within the context of the beauty of Bailieboro was sheer perfection. Each piece of art serves an emotional purpose and is for sale. The proceeds support an organization called ZimKids.ca which supports orphaned and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe. To describe this place is one thing, to experience it is another. The cost is by donation and given their mission you can't do enough to support this haven. You have to see and feel this place. As the artists say: They ask the stone what it is. Seeing what they do with the stone and the tools they use is a miracle.
4. Sanctuary Antiques
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
5. Patricia's Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Unique Gift Shop set in small town Ontario. You will be surprised by the assortment of ideas offered. Quilts, linens, kitchen wares, decorations, candles, edible treats, some treasured antiques and so much more that you will need to experience yourself. Debit, Credit Cards and Cash accepted. Hope to see you soon.
6. Lang Pioneer Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Experience Peterborough County's history come to life! Lang Pioneer Village Museum is located just 10 minutes east of Peterborough on the shores of the Indian River. Established in 1967, the Museum features over 30 restored and recreated buildings. Costumed interpreters demonstrate the life and trades of the First Nations and settlers in the 1800s. The Village is complete with lanes and pathways, farm animals, vegetable and herb gardens and other authentic details of a 19th-century hamlet. The Museum is open from Father's Day to Labour Day and seasonally for special events and facility rentals. It's where history is happening safely!
Reviewed By Farmgal80 - Montreal, Canada
Fun guided tour with lots of information to help you imagine the life of a pioneer. You see a school house, general store, blacksmith shop, etc. You also see the progression of a home as pioneers raised families and communities started to grow - after people were able to survive the winters.
7. Baxter Creek Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
The new 18-hole championship golf course at Baxter Creek Golf Club is open to the public and offers great value - high quality at affordable rates. Golf Architect David L Moote, designer of Golf Digest's 2004 Best New Course in Canada (The Rock, Muskoka, ON), has considered every design aspect of the landscape to provide enjoyment for guests of all golfing abilities. Mr. Moote has respectfully retained the character of the Larmer family farm while sculpting exciting course features. Rolling fairways plus classic time period Stanley Thompson/Donald Ross-esque greens and bunkers reflect a "Highland" or "Big Sky" flavour interspersed with holes meandering through established woodlot, naturalized areas and along the picturesque Baxter Creek. Course design, construction and on-going operations reflect a commitment to the highest standards of Environmental Responsibility.
8. Rice Lake
9. Squirrel Creek Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
10. Rolling Grape Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Welcome to Rolling Grape Vineyard, we have wines and ciders available by the bottle, glass and of course tastings! We would love to have you at the vineyard and enjoy some of our wines!
Reviewed By EvMichele - Ontario, Canada
Rolling Grape Winery is just a pleasure to visit, it’s worth the short drive to Bailieboro! They have a lovely outdoor patio with a beautiful view. The wine is delicious and we had a wood fired pizza and charcuterie board that was impressive! They also had live music on the patio when we were there so it turned into the perfect afternoon! Jon and Katie are both friendly and knowledgeable and eager to please. All in all it’s a great destination!
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