Top Things to do in Rideau Lakes
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6 Free Things to do in Rideau Lakes That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Rideau Lakes, United States including Jones Falls, Wendy's Country Market, Rideau Canal - Jones Falls Defensible Lockmasters House, Kilborn's on the Rideau, Old Stone Mill National Historic Site, Rideau Antiques.
1. Jones Falls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By LoriA851 - Sparta, United States
Whether arriving by boat or car, it's a beautiful spot! There's a few amazing very high/deep locks to watch boats going through! At the top is an old museum house with views, boat docking from Sand Lake, then half way down the locks are museum/restrooms, a swimming spot, and at the very bottom of the area, you can cross the bridge, there's an old hotel, cool place for a drink and ice cream shop across the road. All under trees, there's a bit of hiking trails or paved roads to walk on... Beautiful place to spend an afternoon!
2. Wendy's Country Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
In the countryside, between Lyndhurst and Morton, Ontario, you'll find a store filled with food from over 70 local farmers and producers. We stock in season vegetables, beef, bison, chicken, rabbit, elk, lamb, wild boar, venison, pork, turkey, fish, artisanal cheeses, maple syrup, honey, gluten-free and traditional breads, baked goods, frozen entrees, preserves, mustards, dressings, and so much more. We also have Farm Fresh Meals To Go, made using 85% locally-sourced ingredients. Join us for seasonal celebrations the last Sunday of the month from April to October where local farmers, chefs and artisans are set up selling their products. Check the website for details. We also have in-season plants for sale (flowers and vegetables), and some animals to visit.
Reviewed By 132929 - Brockville, Canada
We have been to Wendy's a few times over the summer. I always like to support local, small business. The produce and meats are fantastic. We stopped in on Saturday on the way home from Dunder Rock. Picked up a couple of Wallace Beef striploins (fantastic!), some pork chops and some fresh baked bread (for the first time). The sourdough was AMAZING! It was still warm. I'm sure the rye will be as yummy. A beautiful drive out to Lyndhurst and definitely worth the trip. For the comment from another user about price, yes, it is not cheap. But you definitely get what you pay for.
3. Rideau Canal - Jones Falls Defensible Lockmasters House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
4. Kilborn's on the Rideau
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Ilix2013
One cannot spend any time in Newboro without going to Kilborn’s. Kilborn’s on the Rideau is a store experience you must see. Plan to spend a couple hours shopping in this multi level store owned by the Hill family who own the near by Stirling Lodge. From makeup to furniture, kitchenware to Tilley hats, this store has something for everyone. They even sell frozen food. During the summer, the enclosed porch opens its ice cream shop. The store is well known and shopped. It is open 7 days a week. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and very accommodating.
5. Old Stone Mill National Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
The Old Stone Mill National Historic Site showcases early milling technology and 1800s industrial heritage through demonstrations, interactive exhibitions and public programs and events. The mill was built in 1810 and is one of the finest examples of early industrial architecture in the region. Offers milling demonstrations throughout the summer season. Fresh stone-ground flour available regularly. Guided and self-guided tours. Featured on a Canadian postage stamp in 2010.
