Trans Canada Trail

Cedar Dr., Hastings  request a free map  - Enjoy Northumberlands portion of this national Trail, especially the thrill of crossing the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge. Travel 22km on this trail spanning from Hastings to Hoard’s Station. In Campbellford link to the Rotary Trail along the Trent River and the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge

 

Trent Severn Locks 11 &12

Trent Drive Campbellford – Watch the boats go through the double flight locks along this world famous route

 

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Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge

Campbellford - photo courtesy of Northumberland County

 

Ferris Provincial Park

474 County Road 8 Campbellford

Discover hilly drumlins and scenic bluffs adjacent to Ranney Falls.

 

Crowe Bridge Park

Once a thriving campground (no Camping now) this lovely trail welcomes those who want to explore the trails alongside the Crowe River.

 

Seymour Conservation Area

Choose from 6km of meandering trails – or tackle a more challenging route offering a spectacular view

From the very top of an impressive drumlin

 

Toonie Monument

55 Grand Road, Campbellford (Old Mill Park)

Pose in front of Canada’s biggest toonie with the Trent River as your backdrop.

 

Roseneath Carousel

9109 County Road 45, Roseneath

 

 

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Westben

6698 County Road 30N, Campbellford

Discover world-class performances in this unique barn that seat up to 400

 

Aron Theatre Co-operative

54 Bridge St. E., Campbellford

 

Doohers Bakery

61 Bridge St. E., Campbellford

Visit this destination bakery with over 60 years of traditional recipes from cream-filled donuts, muffins, pies, bread and more.

 

World’s Finest Chocolate Outlet Store Campbellford

Come away with bags of mint meltaways, chocolate covered almonds and more.

 

Empire Cheese Co-operative

1120 County Road 8., Campbellford

Try trademarked cheeses like jalapeno, horseradish and salsa or award-winning cheddar and Monterey Jack. Fresh curd made daily.

 

Curles Sugar Shack

726  8th Line West, Campbellford

Producing maple syrup, butter, sugar since 1862 new year-round Maple Museum