Top Things to do in Uxbridge
What to do and see in Uxbridge, Canada: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Uxbridge, Canada including Leaskdale National Manse and Historic Church, Pefferlaw Creek Farms, Thomas Foster Memorial, Cooper's CSA Farm & Maze, Forsythe Family Farms, Staite's Honey, Spring View Farms, St Paul Church.
Restaurants in Uxbridge
1. Leaskdale National Manse and Historic Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Our site was the home of L.M. Montgomery, Canadian author best know for "Anne of Green Gables".She lived in North Uxbridge for 15 years from 1911 to 1926 and wrote half of her books here including a poetry book "The Watchmen". Come take a tour of both sites, watch our video or take in one of our many special events which include theatre all summer and luncheon teas. You will love your visit.
Reviewed By joank260 - Toronto, Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Leaskdale home of Lucy Maud Montgomery (famed author of Anne of Green Gables) and the nearby church where Lucy's husband, a Presbyterian minister, preached. Our guided tour was very informative/interesting and the afternoon tea with Raspberry Cordial and scones was delicious. Well worth a visit!
2. Pefferlaw Creek Farms
3. Thomas Foster Memorial
4. Cooper's CSA Farm & Maze
5. Forsythe Family Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Your food takes a journey from farm to fork. We invite you to be part of that journey. Stay connected to where your food comes from. Come and enjoy a visit to Grandpas farm. Relax, take time with family in the peace of the countryside. Enjoy fresh from the field produce, naturally raised pork & chicken in our farm market. Visit the farm animals, take a wagon ride, walk through our woods. Let the children's imagination thrive in our Barnyard Adventure playground. Pick your own strawberries, peas, raspberries, beans, tomatoes and pumpkins. We host birthday parties, school tours, family/corp events, October Pumpkin Harvest Festival. Open May to Dec 24th.Call for hours
Reviewed By 127ilhama - Toronto, Canada
We went on an unseasonably hot fall day at the end of September, so I’d really recommend to go earlier in the morning if you want to stay cool & comfy. Otherwise for an affordable $6/person+HST (kids 3 & under are free), you get to walk their sprawling grounds, pick grape tomatoes, walk through their sunflower trail & explore their maze of sunflowers (always a surprise how tall the sunflowers are & how gigantic their leaves! Also, nice to see the bees lazily drinking nectar from sunflowers), go to their barn & petting zoo containing goats, mini horse, chickens & hens, pigs and a massive playground area. And of course there is the pumpkin patch wherein you can also pick gourds and butternut squash (when available, you can ask to use one of their wagons to haul your load back to your car). And don’t forget to check out their expansive, well-decorates farmers market area where you can buy in-house and in-season fruits & veggies, Kawartha ice cream, different kind of pies, jams and pickles AND hormone-free, grass-fed meat. You can also order your Thanksgiving Turkey here too. This is a HIGHLY recommended activity for families especially for families with young kids. Please note that COVID-19 protocols are strictly followed, so there’s hand sanitizers everywhere & you are expected to wear masks within the market and barn area.
6. Staite's Honey
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Spring View Farms
8. St Paul Church
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