Since 1961, Upper Canada Village has offered more than just a museum experience - it’s a journey back to rural English Canada in 1866. With over forty historic buildings, including homes, working mills, and artisan workshops, every corner of the village brings the past to life. Our skilled interpreters and welcoming staff make history come alive, showing visitors the daily life, trades, and traditions of a 19th-century Ontario community.
Explore homes, mills, farms, and workshops that recreate everyday life in 1866.
Watch flour being ground, wool spun, and blacksmiths at work - just as it was over 150 years ago.
Opened in 1961, Upper Canada Village was built from buildings relocated during the St. Lawrence Seaway project.
May 9 - September 20, 2026
9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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Prices in CAD, plus HST
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13740 County Road 2 Morrisburg, ON, K0C 1X0
Free on-site parking is available for all visitors.
Visitors can buy tickets for regular season programming either online or at Admissions upon arrival. For popular special events like PumpkInferno and Alight at Night, tickets must be secured online in advance.
All ticket sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable, and non-transferable. Full Terms and Conditions may be viewed here.
If you are unable to make your scheduled entry time for regular day programming, your original ticket will be honoured throughout the day when presented to admissions. Please note this does not apply to special events or pre-booked group tours.
Pets are welcome during the main programming season only. Pets are not permitted at our special events. All animals must always be wearing a short leash (extendable leashes are not allowed) and no animals are permitted in the historic buildings, with the exemption of service animals.
FLO electric vehicle (EV) charging stations are also on-site open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Download the following map to guide you through the Village grounds.
Companions are allowed free entry with and without an Access 2 card.
Service animals are permitted and allowed to enter the historic buildings.
Five (5) wheelchairs are available on-site for guest use. If you will require the use of one of our wheelchairs during your visit, please advise our admissions staff upon arrival.Issued on a first come basis. ID must be left with admissions until it is returned.
Fifteen (15) accessible parking spots are located by the admissions building and the furthest is about 95 meters.
All buildings have first-floor access, with iPads available to view second floors where not accessible. Ramps are provided for wheelchair access at all buildings, including Harvest Barn and Willard's Hotel.
Braille information sheets are available. Purchase your tickets online and request a Braille information sheet at the admission area upon your arrival.
Accessible washrooms are available at several convenient locations throughout the site, including: Front washroom (located before the Discovery Centre), Discovery Centre, Central Washroom (behind Crysler Hall), East washroom (near Louck's Farm), The Harvest Barn and Willard's Hotel.
Upper Canada Village is proudly Rainbow Registered, demonstrating our commitment to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all 2SLGBTQI+ visitors. We are dedicated to ensuring that everyone feels respected and valued during their visit. Come explore our living history museum, Upper Canada Village with confidence, knowing that inclusivity is at the heart of our service.
Thank you to our sponsors for helping bring history to life and supporting memorable visitor experiences at Upper Canada Village.
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