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Burford Township – Farms a plenty! Burford Township – Rural
Routes and Farms A Plenty! Next stop is shopping in Burford… a visitor is sure to find all the essentials they require! The village boasts a jeweller, several art & crafts outlets, gift shops, antique dealers and auction house. Time to break for lunch; Burford has a handful of great eateries. Whether looking for traditional Canadiana fare, or pizza… Burford has what you’re looking for! Spend the afternoon visiting the American Chestnut Tree Museum. Then pop over to Cathcart to visit the Blueberry Patch B&B; owners June and Baxter Ramsey also run a stain glass studio and offer classes. The
Township of Burford is steeped in agricultural history. Spend the remainder
of your day meandering the roadside “fresh from the farm” fruit
and veggie stands. Download a Burford street map here. Glen Morris –A Charming Community "Blooming" with Pride! Don’t forget to visit the scenic lookout at Glen Morris. The inspiration for the front page of the County’s website, and a truly fantastic photo opportunity! The Charming Community of Mt.Pleasant Spend the day at the Scape Spa; offering visitors a rare look into a turn-of-the-century, octagon shaped building. The spa offers: body wraps and treatments, facials, manicure and pedicures, hydrotherapy and massage. Finish off your day with a gourmet meal at Devlin’s Country Bistro… exquisite meals in a beautiful country setting. Proprietor and owner Chef Chris Devlin describes his cuisine as “…contemporary Italian cuisine with a Californian flare”. Cap off a great day with a visit to "The Windmill Country Market" ...where you are sure to find fresh produce, pastries, and a collectable to mark your fantastic trip to the community of Mt.Pleasant. Onondaga & Middleport – A “Grand” Idea Spend the morning at the Twin Valley Exotic Animal Farm. Located on Langford Church Road. It is here that you will see a variety of indigenous animals (fox, deer, elk) and exotic animals (lions, tigers, monkeys) in a rural setting. All aboard the Grand River Dinner Cruise! Spend the afternoon aboard the area’s only cruise along the Grand River. The cruise is a wonderful way to see the Grand River. The cruise includes an introductory video, and commentary en route. The luncheon cruise includes a musical quartet performance and the dinner cruise provides visitors with a gourmet roast beef dinner.
A visitor is certain to enjoy the picturesque town where the Grand and Nith Rivers meet. The rivers enrich the experience by proving tourist the opportunity to dine in an open-air café; hike the in-town rail trails along the Rivers; or rent a canoe for the afternoon and get reacquainted with nature. For the architectural enthusiast, Paris has 12 cobblestone buildings, which include 2 churches and 10 residences. Marvel at the precision and detail required to build these structures; sometimes using 14,000+ cobblestones. Paris is the perfect retreat for the outdoor adventure enthusiast! The abundance of rail trails provide visitors with picturesque scenery and wildlife viewing opportunities. The Grand River and Nith River meet in the center of town, providing visitors with unlimited kayak and canoe adventures, both day trips and overnight excursions. Paris has a variety of specialty shops filled with unique and hard-to-find items. Shoppers may recognize Paris because it is also where Mary Maxim’s Canadian headquarters is located. They have thousands of crafts and hobby ideas! After a long day of shopping, be sure to bring your appetite! Paris has superb fine dining and outdoor cafes open 7 days a week! Looking for an event in Paris? Visit our Events Page for details on the many events held in Paris each year! Download a Paris street map here. St.George – Rare Treats and Antiques! Lunchtime provides visitors with traditional English fare at the local pub or an authentic tearoom. In addition, there are several other eateries to entice any palate. End your day by visiting Orchard Home Farm Apple Orchard located just off Highway 24 north. The Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead, birthplace of the co-founder of the Women’s Institute Movement, also makes for a great stop. Or perhaps a trip to the village of Troy (just east of St.George) to visit Donn Zver Pottery. If you visit the village in the fall, make sure to stop at the award winning Joseph Smith lily garden. St.George is also home to two established Antique Show and Sales annually. One in April, the other on the Labour Day long weekend. To view a copy of the St. George & Area brochure including merchants, maps, and events click here Download a St.George street map here. View a map of Things to See & Do in St. George. Scotland & Oakland – Small
Town Living! For the historical buff, Malcolm Mills in the village of Oakland, was the site of the last battle between American and British troops on Canadian soil in 1814. Visit Oakland….a shopper’s delight! The Mackenzie Creek Trading Company has fantastic prices on all name brand clothing. Visit Scotland and picnic at the Optimist Butterfly Park. A park populated by perennials and annuals designed to attract butterflies. Our Neighbours! Six Nations Neighbouring Municipalities If you would like to submit your information for consideration on the County of Brant website, please email us.
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