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Happy Friday! The weather forecast for the weekend

Happy Friday! The weather forecast for the weekend at the Village calls for sunshine and more sunshine. Our interpreters can't wait to welcome you and have you travel back in time to the 1860s!

p.s. Don't forget that dads get in for FREE on Sunday, June 19th!

📸: Miroslaw Prybinski

Here's you reminder that Father's Day is this week

Here's you reminder that Father's Day is this weekend on Sunday, June 19th! Treat them to a family fun outing at the Village because all dads get in for FREE all day long! 🎉

As you wander the Village streets, why not give yo

As you wander the Village streets, why not give your feet a rest by taking a wagon ride or journey along the Village canal on our horse drawn tow scow!

Better yet, you can also hop on the Moccasin miniature train located by admissions for an added history lesson and scenic waterfront views! 😍

Summer is just a few weeks away - so let's start p

Summer is just a few weeks away - so let's start planning your historic summer experience to Upper Canada Village! A trip to the Village will transport you back in time to one of the largest living-history sites in Canada, where you’ll learn all about how an 1860s rural English Canadian Village operated!

Welcome to the Robertson House! Did you know the h

Welcome to the Robertson House! Did you know the house was continuously occupied by the Robertson family until 1957, when it was moved 25 km west to the Village as part of the the St. Lawrence Seaway Project? Today the house represents a middle class home in the 1860s. 🏡

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