Nestled on the banks of the Kemptville Creek, Old Town offers walkable streets and a collection of bakeries, cafés, cute shops, bookstores, spa services and restaurants.

Watch for seasonal events like the Downtown Promenades and Kemptville Buskerfest.

Grab your skates and head to Old Town to skate outdoors on the natural waterway of Kemptville Creek!

This rink is longer than 3.5 NHL hockey rinks and over twice as wide! Watch for special winter carnival events and skate loaning programs on site.  

Separate shinny area. Sticks welcome!

Saunders Country Critters is more than just a zoo, it is a sanctuary and a place of security and love for unwanted animals and animals with special needs. While it all started back in the early 1990’s as a privately owned farm, it has grown into something even more rewarding to owners Carla and Gary. They now have numerous different kinds of mammals and birds that are unique to their zoo such as a: Capuchin Monkey, Red Kangaroo, Spanish Cashmere Goat, Hoffmann’s Two-toed Sloth, and so many more! Visiting Saunders Country Critters Zoo is the perfect family activity that your children are sure to love. It’s also an excellent education opportunity! Head on over today and see first-hand the power of unconditional love and nurture!

A special destination just blocks from downtown Kemptville!

Ferguson Forest Centre is located on 1100 acres of multi-use green space! Profits from the nursery are used to manage and maintain the 740-acre Ferguson Forest and it’s 22 plus kilometers of public-use recreational trails, in addition to: Anniversary Park, which offers a waterfront trail, Kinderwood children’s trail, a picnic shelter and a canoe, kayak and paddleboard launch dock on Kemptville Creek, and The Ferguson Forest Centre Arboretum which offers the Ferguson Forest Dog park, a 7.5-acre fully fenced off-leash facility with large grassed and forested areas and dedicated small dog area, as well as an 18 basket disc golf course and trails.

The Rideau Waterway is perfect for boating & fishing.  And the scenic banks are perfect to hike, cycle or drive along.

Visit the Burritts Rapids Lock Station and walk the "Tip to Tip Trail", a 2km nature walk (4km return) that takes you through the picturesque historic village of Burritts Rapids.

Visit the beautiful Kemptville Campus, host of North Grenville's biggest events, including the annual Kemptville LIVE Music Festival.  Pick up a gourmet meal at Catered Affairs or hike the Peter Wensink Sugar Maple Forest.  Don't miss the monthly My Local Markets Night Market for local, fresh produce, art, hand-made home goods and more.

Take a fun day expedition to explore the Hamlets of North Grenville by following the NG GIANT CHAIR Tour.  WIth the help of local artists and community groups, each chair was uniquely painted to reflect its character.

Over 50kms of trails to explore hiking, on horseback, mountain bike, cross-country skis or snowshoes, and for some, by snowmobile.  Beautiful to visit anytime.  Dogs are welcome on leash.