TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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Looking east on Talbot Street, Straffordville, ca. 1915. Photo by Elgin County Archives, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
The Kneaded Knook Bakery & Cafe is a charming establishment known for its delightful assortment of freshly baked goods and cozy ambiance. With a wide array of cookies, squares, pies, cakes and aromatic coffee. It’s a haven for those seeking a comforting and tasty experience. The warm atmosphere and friendly staff make it a popular choice for both locals and visitors alike.
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This restaurant is family-owned, with a secret pizza dough recipe that claims to bring customers back every time. If you are feeling hungry after exploring this town, Cook’s Pizza is the place to go for a fresh quality pizza.
Photo: https://cookspizzastraffordville.com/
Murray Farms is owned by Dan and Carolyn Murray. They offer pre-picked raspberries as well as pick your berries. If you plan to visit, call to confirm opening hours and berry availability.
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The end of August
The Straffordville Watermelon Festival is unlike any other. It takes place at the end of August every year and is filled with food and crafts vendors. Visitors can munch on watermelons and participate in games such as seed-spitting and watermelon-eating contests.
Photo: https://www.bayham.on.ca/
For a more relaxing activity, visit Straffordville Park. There is a playground, picnic tables, and a pavilion. The kids can run around the playground while the adults set up a delicious picnic.
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Rose’s Sandytown Variety is a cute small-town convenience store. If you visit Straffordville in the summertime, be sure to stop by this store for ice cream to cool down!
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