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Baden | Ontario

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Castle Kilbride

Castle Kilbride is an 1877 Grand Victorian Home located in Baden. It was built by James Livingston, an Ontario businessman and politician.

The site is now designated a Canadian National Historic Site by the Historic Sites and Monument Board of Canada. Today, the castle’s interior and exterior have been completely refurnished and restored, complete with victorian-era art.

 

Touring hours are between 10 am – 4 pm, Tuesday through Sunday.

Every summer, they host a concert series on the front lawns of the castle. Visitors can bring their chairs and listen to music, a tradition dating from 140 years to when James Livingston lived there.

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Baden Coffee Company

Founded in 1997, the Baden Coffee company produces local, high-quality coffee. They have an assortment of monthly roasts and a selection of teas available for purchase online or in their store.

In 2013, they opened the BeanTown Cafe, where they serve artisan roasted coffee by the cup and a selection of specialty drinks like espresso, lattes, and cappuccinos. They have also added a small lunch menu so guests can enjoy a weekly selection of soups, wraps, sandwiches, and salads with their coffees.

Today, they supply their signature coffees to over 500 businesses across Ontario, including restaurants, healthcare centres, universities, and cafes.

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Wilmot Heritage Fire Brigades Museum

Started in 19996 by several retired firefighters, this museum is in place to restore and preserve the historical artifacts of Wilmot’s firefighting history. Guests can explore their collection of retired fire trucks dating back to the 1930s and historic hose reels, uniforms, and bunker gear.

They have old photos and documents to explore so guests can learn more about the history of firefighting in Wilmot township. Visitors can also learn more about their restoration projects, where they have brought life back to traditional firefighting equipment.

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EJs Tavern

EJ’s is recognized as the longest continually operated dining establishment in Southern Ontario. The location dates to 1874, and for over 140 years, they have been serving pub classics to the community, as well as visitors of Wilmot.

 

They have an impressive menu featuring 20 options for starters, with classics like nachos, pickle spears, and pulled pork poutine. If you are joining them for a meal, check out their sandwiches, burgers, salads, and flatbreads. They also offer breaded or unbreaded chicken wings in 14 flavours.

With vegetarian and gluten-free options available, there is something for everyone at EJs. You can join them for indoor dining, patio dining or takeout.

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Sir Adam Beck Community Park

Also known as Baden Park, Sir Adam Beck Community Park is on a spacious lot with many activities and recreational spaces for the whole family. In the warmer months, you can use their free tennis courts, picnic shelters and extensive kids playground.

They also have a sports field, where visitors can play soccer, lacrosse, or football and a baseball diamond. If you’re visiting in the winter, they have an outdoor ice rink for recreational use, free skating or organized hockey games. There is no shortage of outdoor fun at Sir Adam Beck Community Park.

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  • 215 Snyder's Rd E, Baden, ON N3A 2V6
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Melina’s Grill

Melina’s Grill serves authentic Greek and Latino food in Baden, Ontario. Their extensive menu features sandwiches, wraps, and dinner plates to give their guests a taste of Greece and Latin America in small-town Ontario. They also serve up classic Canadian favourites like poutine.

This is a great place to take the whole family, as they have kid-friendly options, like chicken tenders and burgers, so everyone can find something they’ll enjoy. Don’t miss out on their delicious signature desserts like Baklava and Kataifi. Guests can enjoy take-out, dine-in, or a meal on their quaint patio in the summer.

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Baden Hotel

The Baden Hotel dates back to 1874, but the frame structure was built in 1858. In the early days of its operation, the hotel was adjacent to a railway and also had the ability to stable 100 horses, making it a prime location for travellers and merchants.

There is a great deal of history in the hotel, and in the 1910s, an unidentified traveller paid for his stay at the hotel by painting the ceiling tiles, which are still visible today.

Guests can enjoy a comfortable stay in their lodgings and take advantage of their bar and adjacent restaurant.

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Baden Hills Regional Forest

On November 27, 2020, the Baden Hills Regional Forest opened as a public recreation area. There are four different trails with varying difficulty for the public to enjoy. This is a great place to bring kids to exercise or even to walk your dog on a leash.

Several loops include steep climbs and narrow footing for the more adventurous hikers or those seeking a challenge. However, some trials are moderate, which are suitable for strollers.

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Wilmot Recreation Complex

This centre has everything you need to stay active year-round. They have two pools that offer public swimming, drop-ins, lane swimming and swimming classes, and public skating in the fall, winter and spring. They also provide fun programs and activities, including weekly shuffleboard, pickleball, billiards, and free exercise classes.

For the kids, the complex features a 1200-square-foot youth club equipped with a pool and ping pong tables, board games, gaming consoles, computers, and a library. The supervised area is available to grades 5 to 12 on a drop-in basis. There is something to do for everyone at the Wilmot Recreation Complex.

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