TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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If you are visiting Ormstown, be sure to stop by the Ormstown Exhibition for an amusement-filled day. Different festivals are hosted depending on the time of year you decide to visit.
There are also various events and attractions such as cattle shows, carnival rides, parades, and much more. Pay a very small entrance fee for a day of fun you will not regret.
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La Ferme d’André is a great place to visit during your stay in Ormstown for a fun and educational experience. You can walk along some beautiful trails and meet a variety of farm animals. This is the perfect place to spend a few hours with your family or friends, and you are guaranteed to create some fun memories alongside the cutest and friendliest animals.
La Ferme d’Andre has some wonderful activities planned for all visitors, allowing you to learn about farm animals, all while having fun.
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Taverne de la Ferme is a restaurant you should visit while staying in Ormstown for great food and a wonderful atmosphere.
The food possesses originality and amazing flavours and is made from fresh, local farm ingredients. Every visitor is sure to find an item on the menu that satisfies their hunger. Have a seat inside the beautifully decorated restaurant or accompany your meal with a view of the river from the terrace for a great dining experience.
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Duncan McNab McEachran was a veterinarian and academic. He was born in 1841 in Scotland and died in 1924 in Ormstown.
In 1863, he helped set up, along with primary founder Andrew Smith, the Upper Canada Veterinary School (later the Ontario Veterinary College). In 1866, McEachran assisted founding the Montreal Veterinary College, which became linked with McGill College.
Whether you are an experienced golfer or simply looking to engage in a fun outdoor activity, then visit the Club de Golf Ormstown.
This 18-hole golf course is both challenging and enjoyable for individuals of all ages and skill levels. The course is welcoming to all visitors, and you will be sure to appreciate the beautiful scenery surrounding you during your golf round. Grab some food and drinks during your visit to this golf course to complete the experience.
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While you are in Ormstown, you must participate in the Kayak Safari. You will have the opportunity to explore the serene waters of the Chateauguay and Trout Rivers.
Spend a few hours kayaking with your family or friends for an unforgettable experience. The staff is amazing, you will surely have fun, and the sights you will get the chance to see will leave you breathless.
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The Centre Jardins Ellice is a great place to visit to gain some knowledge about flowers and plants. You can walk around this beautiful market and explore the variety of lovely flora.
The friendly owner and staff will gladly answer any questions regarding the plants on site. On the way out, you can even purchase a plant of your choosing to enjoy its beauty a little longer.
Make sure to visit Lindsay-Cullen Park during your stay in Ormstown to capture some beautiful sights. You can walk around or have a seat in this lovely park while enjoying nature in your surroundings.
This is the perfect spot for a picnic, to get some exercise in, or simply to have a seat and relax. You can also find a tennis court and a playground at this park, satisfying individuals of all ages.
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The Battle of the Chateauguay National Historic Site is a must-see attraction while you are visiting Ormstown. This historic site commemorated the victory of Canadian troops when the American army invaded in 1813.
This site is significant because it shows how 300 Canadian soldiers defeated over 3,000 Americans who invaded our land. This is an important moment in history for Canadians. Therefore, you should visit this historic site as a way to honour the Canadian victory.
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