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Visitor
Information
If you
would like to leave the hectic pace of the city for a few days-or a
lifetime- it's time for you to visit Stirling-Rawdon, in the heart of
ComfortCountry. This is the real thing: unique gift shops, farms,
museums, friendly atmosphere and a proud heritage.
Enjoy your Stirling Experience!
Restaurants and
Accomodations
The
downtown and outside areas of Stirling-Rawdon feature great dining and
shopping! Whether your looking for a sit down family restaurant, small
cafe, take out or a pub atmosphere, you will find all this and more in
Stirling. Spend your weekend visiting the outstanding attractions
located in the village, and end your experience with a relaxing stay at
the Village Bed and Breakfast just outside of the downtown core.
For a full listing of the
restaurants, accomodations and great shopping areas in Stirling-Rawdon
check out our Business Directory!
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Recreation
Recreation is
an all-seasons affair in
Stirling-Rawdon. You can enjoy skating on the mill pond or hockey at
our excellent arena, cruising the trials and skiing in the winter. In
the spring, summer and fall you can have your choice of eight different
area golf courses, or you might enjoy cycling, hiking and bird-watching
in the countryside. Oak Lake, just a three minute drive from Stirling,
has public beaches. You may also want to make a day of it and enjoy
some of the best fresh water beaches in Canada nearby in the Sandbanks
area and at Presqu'Ile Park. More about Recreation
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Attractions
in Stirling-Rawdon
Regardless of whether your interests are in
the arts, history, recreation, or community events, you will find
plenty to do in Stirling-Rawdon.
Hastings County Museum of
Agricultural Heritage
The Hastings County Museum of Agricultural Heritage, which is located
at the Fair Grounds in Stirling, is a rich resource of information
about the history of our area. Be sure to drop by for a visit. See
the website.
If you have "family roots" in the
Stirling-Rawdon area, you will also want to check out the resources at
our Genealogy
Centre , located in the Stirling Public Library.
Stirling Festival
Theatre
The Stirling Festival Theatre is well-known
for the quality of its productions. For full details about its current
offerings, please check its website .
Stirling Heritage
Train Station/
Information Centre
Since 2004, the Stirling Rotary Club, with the
cooperation of the Village of Stirling and the Stirling-Rawdon
Historical Society, has been busy saving and restoring this important
local landmark. The Stirling Rotary Club plans on opening the station
as a fully functional information centre, museum, art gallery and
community hall for the 150th Anniversary celebration taking place this
summer! For more
information, see the Stirling Rotary website.
The Stirling Creamery
Over the past year, The Stirling Creamery
has been expanding its products and services to more regions across
Canada. Stirling has traditionally barrel churned butter since 1925. By
using fresh cream from the finest dairy and cheese plants in Eastern
Ontario we ensure our products taste great! For more information on the
Stirling Creamery visit www.stirlingcreamery.com.
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Our Location
Stirling
Rawdon is located in Southern Ontario, Canada. See a map.
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.
Festivals
and Events
Throughout the
year there are many events that take place annually throughout
Stirling-Rawdon. Many of these events are held downtown to promote the
unique businesses that await you, and many that take place at the
Stirling Fairgrounds.
Enhance your
"Stirling Experience" by checking out these great events!
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