Accommodations
There are a number of accommodation properties and campgrounds to choose from during your stay in Eastern Ontario, many of which offer special Upper Canada Village packages. We encourage you to contact the property of your choice listed below by distance (km) from Upper Canada Village.
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Below is a listing of accomodations owned and operated by the St. Lawrence Parks Commission |
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The Guest House |
A unique riverside home-away-from-home right next door to Upper Canada Village. Large country kitchen a dining room, modern facilities including washer and dryer, spacious grounds, comfortably sleeps six. |
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| The Montgomery House c/o Upper Canada Village 13740 County Road 2 Morrisburg, Ontario K0C 1X0 613-543-4328 or 1-800-437-2233 |
Come stay at the Montgomery House, a cozy historic log building that offers convenient and comfortable overnight accommodation when visiting Upper Canada Village and other area attractions! Set on the outer border of the Village, the open-concept layout of the Montgomery House delivers 19th century charm combined with modern comforts. |
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| Riverside-Cedar Campground 13180 County Road 2 Morrisburg, Ontario K0C 1X0 1-800-437-2233 |
United Empire Loyalists who came from New York State's Schoharie Valley after the American revolution settled in the area where Riverside-Cedar Campsite is now located. Today, these shores of the St. Lawrence River provide an excellent vantage point for viewing ships as they pass. Upper Canada Golf Course and Upper Canada Village are only a few minutes away. |
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| Long Sault Parkway Campgrounds Exits 770 and 778 on Hwy 401 Ingleside and Long Sault, Ontario 1-800-437-2233 |
The Long Sault Parkway was unique in its creation. It is a series of 11 islands that were created from high points of land left after the flooding of the St. Lawrence River during the construction of the Seaway in the 1950's. In fact several villages once stood where the river now lies, a fascinating story captured at the Lost Villages display along the Parkway. |
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| Glengarry Campground South Service Road Lancaster, Ontario 613-347-2595 |
Glengarry Park is named for Glengarry County, an area originally settled by the Scottish who sought refuge here. They came from the colony of New York during the American Revolution and, in 1786 and 1788, direct from the Highlands where they had lost their old homes to the intruding sheep during the Highland Clearances. |
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| Ivy Lea Campground 1000 Islands Parkway & Reynolds Road Exit 659 on Hwy 401 Lansdowne, Ontario 613-659-3057 |
The last glaciers passing through this region 10,000 years ago scoured a channel through the Cambrian Shield, creating the rugged beauty of the St. Lawrence River and the 1000 Islands. This is the setting for Ivy Lea Campsite, one of the Parks of the St. Lawrence's most scenic areas. |
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