There is constant activity to see and learn from at Upper Canada Village; from the spinning of wool in a log home, to the grinding of wheat into flour in a steam powered mill. Tradesmen demonstrate their skills by forging iron, shaping and soldering tinware, crafting furniture, shoeing horses and more. Throughout the Village costumed interpreters are busy in homes, shops and on the streets, tending to livestock in the barns and farmyards. Even the flowers and vegetation in Village gardens along with the crops and fruit trees in the fields add to the picture of a living community.

Choose a selection from one of the choices on the right to see information on Special Events and other activities. Take a ride through the Village on a horse-drawn Wagon, and return by water via the Tow Scow. Take the Miniature Train to Heritage Park and the Queen Elizabeth Gardens. There is always something interesting going on in the Family Activity Centre. Finally, dress up in period costumes at the Photography Studio leave Upper Canada Village with a perfect souvenir.