Leisure
and Recreation
Enjoy
wonderful clothing, gifts and antique shops.
Enjoy
great country food at one of our local eating establishments.
There are
many recreational opportunities in our area. Enjoy a day at the beach,
birdwatching, hiking, boating, golf, camping and horseback riding in
the warm weather. Hockey, skating, curling, skiing, bowling and a
fitness centre are all available when the weather gets chilly.
The Heritage Trail, which runs through the heart of the the village can
be enjoyed throughout the season. More information about recreation in
the Stirling-Rawdon area is located here.
Country
meets village when you walk through the stalks at Haggerty's Corn Maze
or walk through the tree-lined streets and appreciate the historic
buildings in town.
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Welcome to Stirling-Rawdon!
Whether you decide to visit for a day or stay for a
lifetime, Stirling-Rawdon has a lot to offer. Find out here what you
can look forward to during your Stirling
Experience!
Our Location
Stirling-Rawdon Township is located 20 minutes north of
the 401 from either Trenton or Belleville, and it is about half way
between the major cities of Toronto and Montreal.
A map and directions are available here.
Take
the Stirling-Rawdon Virtual Tour!
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Arts and Entertainment
The Stirling Festival
Theatre is
an award-winning venue
offering
professional theatre productions, concerts and special events.
Arts
festivals, craft shows, studio tours and local shops showcase the
talent of our flourishing artisan community.
Agriculture and Heritage
Experience
what it was like to live life on the farm in days gone by though the
many displays and demonstrations at the Hastings
County
Agricultural Museum located in Stirling.
Enjoy summer's bounty at the Farmer's Market.
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