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What to do and see in Uxbridge, Canada: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Uxbridge, Canada including Leaskdale National Manse and Historic Church, Pefferlaw Creek Farms, Pathways on Pleasure Valley, Foxbridge Golf Club, Durham Regional Forest, Thomas Foster Memorial, Roxy Theatres, Wooden Sticks Golf Course, Cooper's CSA Farm & Maze, Glen Major Forest & Walker Woods.
Restaurants in Uxbridge
1. Leaskdale National Manse and Historic Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Our site was the home of L.M. Montgomery, Canadian author best know for "Anne of Green Gables".She lived in North Uxbridge for 15 years from 1911 to 1926 and wrote half of her books here including a poetry book "The Watchmen". Come take a tour of both sites, watch our video or take in one of our many special events which include theatre all summer and luncheon teas. You will love your visit.
Reviewed By joank260 - Toronto, Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Leaskdale home of Lucy Maud Montgomery (famed author of Anne of Green Gables) and the nearby church where Lucy's husband, a Presbyterian minister, preached. Our guided tour was very informative/interesting and the afternoon tea with Raspberry Cordial and scones was delicious. Well worth a visit!
2. Pefferlaw Creek Farms
3. Pathways on Pleasure Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 60 reviews
Located within the Great Toronto Area, Durham Region, Pathways On Pleasure Valley is about 45 minutes northeast of Toronto, an ideal escape from the city. Over 225 acres of breathtaking scenery, unique and amazing tranquil forest trails will inspire and balance all those seeking peaceful and serene environments. This is one of the best horseback trail riding facility in southern Ontario.
Reviewed By junjun81 - Toronto, Canada
My hubby surprised me with an intimate horse back riding experience just for us 2, on our 10th year wedding anniversary. It was very romantic with the fall like colours around us while horse back riding. An unforgettable experience indeed. Staff were very helpful and accommodating.
4. Foxbridge Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
A friendly and scenic 18-hole par 68 golf course - one of the older venues in Durham Region. Has undergone a decade of upgrades and just opened a brand-new clubhouse. Delicious food, a great atmosphere and friendly service in the new Scrambles Restaurant. Course features mature trees and rolling terrain, with tight fairways and fast greens.
5. Durham Regional Forest
6. Thomas Foster Memorial
7. Roxy Theatres
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Tanner2305 - Toronto, Canada
My wife and I decided to go for dinner and a movie the night before Valentine's Day. The movie (isn't it Romantic) started at 700 and was basically empty except for my wife and I and a few others. What a place. So clean and comfortable and the popcorn is out of this world. When your tired of the multiplex cookie-cutter movie theatres take a drive to beautiful Uxbridge and enjoy this charming and comfortable movie theatre. It's worth the drive. PS- I wish I could say the same about the movie :-)
8. Wooden Sticks Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Wooden Sticks offers the ultimate golfing experience not currently found anywhere in the Ontario golf market. Open to the public, our premiere feature is truly great golf. Wooden Sticks has brought together some of the most recognizable golf landscapes from the PGA and sculpted them into the spectacular scenery of the local area to produce 18 remarkable holes. Play golf holes inspired by Augusta, St. Andrews, Pine Valley, Carnoustie, TPC Sawgrass, and Oakmont. Stay & Play packages include on-site accommodations, golf, and meals. A beautiful setting for a wedding, meeting or any type of special event!
Reviewed By 60foresthill - Pickering, Canada
We aren't golfers but we are eaters and like our weekend breakfast out somewhere. The 4 of us always meet in a few familiar places but this time we decided since it was Labor Day monday to try the restaurant here. We made reservations but they probably weren't needed. The menu is online and looked very good plus a few other options not normally seen at the usual greasy spoons. Prices were in my opinion cheaper than in many places and in this case you have a beautiful location, nice drive and a lovely spacious dining room full of windows which looks onto the course. Staff were charming, quick and attentive. Food was really good. Breakfast should be a given that it's something quick and easy to produce and get on the table correctly, but quite often it's not. This time was bang on. I'm a sucker for Eggs Benedict, but having said that don't tell me it's "home made Hollendaise sauce" when it's not. I can taste powdered imitations a mile away. There is NO comparison to the real thing made with butter, eggs and lemon. (You may have seen my other reviews where I've asked about the sauce and been told the instant stuff is just as good.....NOT! This was the best Benedict with smoked salmon I've ever had, including the King Edward Hotel. Came with a few capers a bit of red onion, the salmon was not cold bringing down the heat in the eggs but was the correct temperature and the eggs were also cooked perfectly, a bit runny just as I had asked. Potatoes and a bit of fruit also came with it. Price was cheaper than Cora's or other places where they put a premium on Benedicts. The 3 friends had other choices and all were tasty, good portions and cooked well and nicely presented. Even their rye bread was delicious, big slices, not the smaller little oval type. Coffee and drinks were offered constantly and the servers never forgot us, nor did they rush us to leave. We will definitely go back to try lunch or dinner before the season ends. I would think at that point they may discontinue having the restaurant open other than for special occaisions, but that's just my guess. It is certainly worth the drive to Uxbridge to visit Wooden Sticks for a meal. It's a lovely spot even if you aren't a golfer but enjoy a nice meal out in a unique location.
9. Cooper's CSA Farm & Maze
10. Glen Major Forest & Walker Woods
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By JanL126 - Toronto, Canada
We were there on Sun. March 1st and very lucky that we had some fresh snow. There was plenty of free parking at the East Duffins Headwaters parking lot (see photo) and lots of trail signs. The trails here are not so heavily used as they are in the Rouge park, so it was nice for us to still have some powder so our snowshoes were actually useful. (As opposed to a packed down trail.) The trails have lots of loops so you can customized your route according to how long you want to be out. We were there for just under 2 hours and it was perfect. What an amazing place for FREE!
