Visit Elora & Fergus - Grand and Gorgeous 2024 Edition
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Grand and Gorgeous is your quintessential guide to exploring Fergus and Elora - two distinct towns rich in beauty and history.
With a vibe and culture uniquely their own, Elora and Fergus are the perfect getaway destinations. Our limestone cliffs and riverbanks, heritage-rich downtowns and neighbourhoods, trails and winding roads, and vibrant arts community offer something for everyone.
Drift, dream or paddle through water wonders, unwind with unique shopping experiences, or dine by design at local establishments that suit any palette.
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Wellington County
From backroads to small towns, discover the treasures and adventures that await, right on your doorstep.
Uncover our roots at the Wellington County Museum and Archives and explore the County’s stunning conservation areas, parks, and trails.
Photos by: Bill Longshaw (Gorge Stairs), Kelly Waterhouse (Elora Quarry), Me Photography (Museum, Elora Mill, Confederation Park)
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SpringAwakening
As crocuses peek through in curated public gardens, Fergus and Elora glow with a sense of renewal that flows like the waters along the banks of the
Fergus Fibre Festival
“For the love of all things fibre.” This festival takes place the last weekend in May. It is family friendly with fibre-producing animals on display like Shetland sheep, alpacas and Angora rabbits, and fabulous food trucks like Groovy Grilled Cheese and Pacos Tacos. From over 50 vendors, find local farm yarn and made from wool items, accessories for knitting, spinning and crochet, yarn and roving hand dyers, and finished garments and accessories. downtownfergus.com
Giant Book Sale
This annual event held at the Elora Curling Club is a feast for the eyes and ears!
Fergus Tartan Day
Don your plaid and celebrate all that is Scotland at this free annual event that kicks up its heels with bagpipers, dancers, feasting and games for your wee ones. Downtown eateries feature live entertainment and themed beverages. downtownfergus.ca
The Elora Antique Show
One of the premier vintage and antique events in Ontario, the Elora Antique Show is held at the Jefferson Community Centre in Elora over one weekend each April. You’ll see and be inspired by vintage fashion and lighting, folk art and fine art, kitchen collectibles, quilts, rugs and country furniture and other in-demand items. antiqueshowcanada.com
Annual Pike and Walleye Derby
Held the weekend after Victoria Day weekend, the Belwood Lions Pike and Walleye Derby is a family friendly event. Cast your line or encourage your favourite angler, enjoy tall tales and nature in the beautiful setting of Belwood Lake. Prizes are aplenty, and so are the fish. belwoodlions.org
The Elora Farmer’s Market
Located in Elora’s Bissell Park along the banks of the Grand River, this market takes place every Saturday until late October. Bring your own bags and reap a harvest of locally grown produce, meats, treats and hand-made goods. elorafarmersmarket.ca
Insights 2024
One of the longest running juried art exhibits in Ontario, Insights showcases exceptional, innovative words of creative expression in the beautiful, historic Wellington County Museum. Be moved and inspired! insightart.ca
Elora en Plein Air
Day or night, you can watch artists capture the charm and warmth of Fergus and Elora’s historic buildings, dramatic gorges, lazy rivers and hidden streams. Catch the walking tours, take in music events and delight in great food at the festival. www.eloraenpleinair.ca
Authentic Italian Ristorante
Photo by Lorie Black
shopping is exquisite – the possibilities are endless.
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Park is a magical event. Bissell Park in Elora is the perfect setting to bring Shakespeare to life. Take in an evening or matinee performance. Bring a blanket, or a lawn chair, then sit back and let Elora Community Theatre and the Bard entertain you. eloracommunitytheatre.com
Twilight at Templin Gardens
Every Wednesday night all summer long in downtown Fergus, you can hear music drifting up from Templin Gardens behind the library. Bring your family and friends and a picnic blanket, take in the handmade market open from 5 to 9pm and relax with great live music as the sun sets over the town. downtownfergus.com
Sunset Concerts
Once you’ve been, you’ll be back to take in the Thursday night live concert series in the Heritage Barn at the Wellington County Museum and Archives. Entry is by donation for this sensational-summer-night opportunity.
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The Elora Festival
Now in its 45th season, the Elora Festival has established a reputation as Canada’s international choral festival. Celebrate the best of choral, classical and jazz performances, including the renowned Elora Singers, one of Canada’s finest professional chamber choirs, at the festival’s unique locations. elorafestival.ca
Riverfest Elora
Celebrate summer at this unique three-day music festival set along the banks of the Grand River in Elora’s Bissell Park. Discover new musicians and see world-renowned bands, enjoy treats from the diverse food trucks, and take in the good vibes. Check out this year’s lineup. riverfestelora.com
Photo by Dave Landry
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Strawberry Picnic and Teddy Bear Caper
This delightful daytime event is held in June at the Wellington County Museum and Archives. Drop in or stay the day and enjoy local food trucks, strawberry-themed treats, live music from local musicians, activities, crafts and education stations for kids of all ages. Bring your favourite Teddy, and take part in the Teddy Bear Caper contests. mikemcg@wellington.ca
The Fieldstone Barn
This historic gem is in walking distance of downtown Elora. Over 150 years old, the restored stone barn sits amongst a backdrop of glowing sunflowers, with a corn maze, and apple trees. Visit with the alpacas and check out the farm store. thefieldstonebarn.com
Multicultural Festival
This free, family-friendly event celebrates diversity, culture and community through live performances, music, food, fun games and activities. wellington.ca/ multiculturalfestival
Cogs and Clockwork Steampunk Festival Downtown Fergus transforms into a retro-futuristic Victorian era village. Dress up and experience a fashion show, circus performers, teapot races, a scavenger hunt, atist demos, book readings and more at this magnificent, themed, free street festival. downtownfergus.com
Breakfast on the Farm
This year, the annual July event takes place at Harrcroft Acres. Enjoy a hearty breakfast prepared by the Alma Optimist Club, tour the dairy farm and meet a sweet variety of animals that will be brought in for the event. Get your moo on!
Highland Games
The annual Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games three-day event celebrates Scottish heritage and features world-renowned talent and entertainment. Celtic music, crafts for kids, heavy events championships, bagpipes, drums, tug of war, bands, Highland dancing, storytelling, singing, genealogy and heritage, beer tents, and vendors. You don’t have to be a Scot to enjoy it! fergusscottishfestival.com
Glory of the Quarry
The Elora quarry has been a local favourite for decades. Emerald green waters of the limestone quarry are surrounded by 12 metre cliffs. There is a small, inviting beach area, and spots to enjoy picnics and nature. Appreciated by film makers, this old-style swimming hole has been featured in various movies. grandriver.ca
Fergus Medieval Faire
This free, family-oriented day of medieval fun, feasting and merriment in downtown Fergus features a Royal Court with knights and ladies, Vikings and battles, magicians and wizards, monks, birds of prey, musicians and archery. With vendors and feasts it’s faire to say you’ll have a fine, medieval day! Fergusmedievalfaire.ca
Antique and Classic Car Show
Rev up your engines for this annual event held on the expansive grounds of the Wellington County Museum and Archives. Enjoy the food vendors, musical entertainment and be awed by the antique and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles. wellington.ca
Photo by Kelly Waterhouse
Trails
Let Elora and Fergus reveal the secret beauty of their trailways.
Hiking, biking, or strolling, the year-round paths and trails lead you through our cherished, natural landscape. Some trails permit snowmobiling and horseback riding.
The Elora Cataract Trail
Named after a waterfall on the Credit River, the 47 kilometer historic trailway follows the original Canadian Pacific Railway bed and links the Grand and Credit watersheds. Under stewardship of The Elora Cataract Trailway Association and protected by the Grand River Conservation Authority and the Credit Valley Conservation Authority, this trailway starts on the eastern fringe of Elora. trailway.org
The Trestle Bridge Trail
With awe inspiring views from two bridges along the way, this 4km trail connects Elora and Fergus. Parking and entry are located directly across from Wellington County Museums and Archives.
The Cottonwood Road Trail
Winding through rural farmland this trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail. You can start across from Elora Gorge Park, and link to the Kissing Bridge Trailway that leads to the Waterloo Region. This trail is great for crosscountry skiing, hiking and cycling wellington.ca
The Irvine River Gorge Staircase
Enjoy the view of the gorge from the Irvine Promenade trail or take 60 steps down the staircase into the gorge dip your toes in the water and enjoy the views from river level.
Bissell Park
This short but sweet boardwalk and paved path along the Grand River packs a lot into its 1.8 kms. Sit on the benches by the waterfall, or watch tubers, anglers and kayakers from the walking bridge. Look for the swans, ducks, otters, grey herons and other wildlife that frequent this stretch of the Grand River.
The Aboyne Trail
There is a hidden world surrounding the grounds of the Wellington County Museum and Archives, with outdoor exhibits, including the House of Industry Cemetery, Lime Kilns and Pump House.
The Riverloop Walk
This pedestrian-friendly walk in downtown Fergus offers great views of the Grand River and the lively waterfall in all seasons.
The Upper Grand Gorge Trailway
Take in spectacular views all along this pedestrian only self-guided historic tour that begins in Victoria Park. See the majestic Elora Mill and the Tooth of Time with its cascading water. From Lover’s Leap where the Grand and Irvine Rivers meet, take in the view of the Elora Gorge.
Photo by Lorie Black
Fall Magical
Clean, crisp evenings and sun-warmed days brighten the senses.
Rich oranges, yellows, rusts and reds brighten the parks, lawns and skylines of Fergus and Elora and invite you to linger on the trails, riverbanks and historic streets and breathe it all in.
Be surrounded by the harvests of pumpkins, apples, corn and the bounty of our many fields and gardens. Immerse yourself in the fairs and celebrations throughout these two beautiful towns.
Sensational Pumpkin Day
Held at the Elora Farmer’s Market, this event celebrates all things pumpkin with carving, decorating and delicious pumpkin-themed treats. sensationalelora.ca
The Fergus Fall Fair
This year marks the 187th Fergus Fall Fair and the theme is “Saddle Up!” The annual showcase of agriculture, food, talent and rural fun for the whole family takes place at the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex.
Classic Car Show
Take a walk down memory lane in downtown Fergus at the annual Classic Car Show. With live entertainment, classic cars, eateries and shops open to 9pm, you’ll want to shift into low gear and enjoy the day. downtownfergus.ca
Poor House Spirit Walks
Once a poor house, the Wellington County Museum and Archives is said to be haunted. This dark, eerie haunt will send shivers down your spine. Step into the most haunted house in town, if you dare. wellington.ca
Photo by The Fieldstone Barn
Haunted Halloween Street Walk
A spooky, fabulous free family tradition celebrated on the last Saturday before Halloween. The historic main street of Fergus comes alive with fun and excitement. Gather up the kids and don your spooky best for a morning of spooktacular trick or treating at each participating shop. And in the evening, be enchanted by the Ghost Walks. downtownfergus.ca
The Elora Fergus Studio Tour
We’re renowned for our artist collectives. Be inspired, explore the creative spaces of our local artists in this free, self-guided tour that takes place over two weekends annually. Make your first stop the Elora Centre for the Arts to see their exhibit of artists featured on the tour. elorafergusstudiotour.com
The Wellington Rural Romp Farm visits, tours, kids activities, pumpkins, corn mazes, harvest foods, festive fall decorations – oh my! This self-guided tour will lead you down rural back roads to farms, markets, nurseries and local food and beverage businesses that offer the best of the season. Bring your Rural Romp Map! wellington.ca
Monster Month
Spooky and spectacular, every October celebrated artist Tim Murton’s monster lantern sculptures take over the town of Elora. Spooky-themed events and haunted offerings take place throughout Centre Wellington. Self-guided tours, Spirit and Ghost Walks, Spooky Stables, lantern tours, magicians and musicians are terrifyingly terrific. Walk alongside zombies, ghouls, goblins, creatures of the night, spirits and sprites at the Monster March parade. monstermonth.ca
Enchanting Experience
Bring your imagination and embark on a whimsical adventure. Step into a magical world of handmade art, music and magic. Guests are invited to dress as fairy tales suggest, and dance beneath the stars for an unforgettable night of magical entertainment. The forest awaits you … fergusenchantedforest.ca
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Tribute to Robert Burns
Celebrate the “national poet of Scotland” at The Fergus Legion, with a buffet dinner, address to a haggis, toast to the lassies and lads, and Celtic music. The Fergus Pipe band will welcome you into this fabulous annual party held every January. burnsnight.ca
Winter Wonderland
Elora Festival Singers
The Juno-nominated Elora Festival Singers ring in the holiday season with style and sumptuous, world-class voices in exquisite settings. elorafestival.ca
Ice Fishing at Belwood Lake
Sharpen your skates and take to one of our outdoor rinks or wax the toboggan and launch your sled down steep or sloping hills. Take a hike through the trails and go for a hot chocolate afterwards. Celebrate all a Canadian winter has to offer.
If you’ve never tried it, ice-fishing is a great outdoor winter activity. Belwood Lake provides a gorgeous setting to participate in this wonderful winter tradition. When the ice is thick, you can find a favourite spot and dangle your line. See our “Fish On” section for more. grandriver.ca
Christmas Market
Get in the holiday spirit at the annual Wellington County Museum Christmas Market. Stroll the booths and tables of over 80 vendors that offer handmade goods like knitting, pottery, jewellery and woodwork. Sip cocoa, warm up by the fire, chat with Santa, and enjoy the environment
Holiday Shopping
Celebrate the season. Our friendly, festive shopkeepers invite you to Late Night Sip and Shop in Fergus, and Starlight Shopping in Elora. Gather your friends, feel the joy, sample treats, join in the caroling, be wowed by the specials, and find just-the-right-thing for everyone on your list at the unique shops. Take a carriage ride in Fergus, enjoy entertainment and meet Santa. Make a plan to dine at one of the fabulous eateries in Fergus and Elora.
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Festivals and Faires
World-class entertainment in a small-town setting.
From medieval jugglers and highland dancers to internationally renowned musicians and revered artists, anytime of year, you can find them here.
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The Elora Festival
Now in its 45th season, the Elora Festival led by artistic director Mark Vourinen, has established a reputation as Canada’s international choral festival, presenting world-class choirs and vocal ensembles for three weeks in July. The festival’s ensemblein-residence, The Elora Singers, is one of Canada's finest professional chamber choirs.
This year’s Festival will welcome England’s renowned chamber choir The King’s Singers for their only Canadian stop on their tour, jazz vocalist Laila Biali and Montreal’s eclectic ensemble Constantinople. Join The Elora Singers in an exquisite performance of Haydn’s Creation, Bach Day in Elora, the always popular Unplugged show and even a good old fashioned barn dance to name a few! There’s something for everyone!
www.elorafestival.ca
Meadows Music Festival
Let the good times roll at this two-day festival hosted by the Farm League Brewing Company.
Celebrate an exciting lineup of music on two stages that has included The Trews, Crown Land, July Talk Deanna Petland and Dean Brody.
Kick off the summer with a cold one. The festival offers an array of local vendors serving up food and drink.
All ages are welcome, and children under 12 are free with a ticket-holding adult. The festival grounds are licensed for attendees 19 and older.
Let the good times roll. meadowsfest.ca
The Fergus Scottish Festival
The Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games is an annual three-day event that celebrates Scottish heritage and features world-renowned talent and entertainment, with Celtic music, crafts for the kids, heavy events championships, bagpipes, drums, tug of war, bands, Highland dancing, storytelling, singing, genealogy and heritage, beer tents, and fabulous vendors.
Walk the grounds and take in the haunting sounds of bagpipes, marvel over the Highland Dance and the Pipes and Drums competitions, stand back for the caber, hammer and sheaf tosses. Cheer on some of the strongest, kilt-wearing athletes in the world. Join the celebration, Scottish or nae. fergusscottishfestival.com
Riverfest Elora
The amps are turned up and the fans gather for three days and nights of live music in Bissell Park along the banks of the Grand River. With three stages showcasing over 50 eclectic acts that have included international and indie acts like My Son the Hurricane, City and Colour, Arkells, Blue Rodeo, Bruce Cockburn and Alessia Cara.
Find your new favourite artist beneath the warm summer sun or the sparkling canopy of evening stars.
Dance, sing and sway to the music, shop the fabulous vendors and sample from the delicious offerings of the food trucks. This year’s lineup includes Violent Femmes, Fleet Foxes, Josh Ross and Sarah Shook and the Disarmers. riverfestelora.com.
Fergus Fibre Festival
“For the love of all things fibre.” This festival takes place the last weekend in May. It is family friendly with fibre-producing animals on display like Shetland sheep, alpacas and Angora rabbits, and fabulous food trucks like Groovy Grilled Cheese and Pacos Tacos. From over 50 vendors, find local farm yarn and made from wool items, accessories for knitting, spinning and crochet, yarn and roving hand dyers, and finished garments and accessories. downtownfergus.com
Photos by: Bill Longshaw
Fishing
“A bad day of fishing is better than a good day at work.”
– Anonymous
And whatever strikes your fancy – bait, fly, troll or ice – you’ll find world-class fishing here.
Fly-fish for brown trout in the cool clear water that flows from the Shand Dam through to Elora, or cast your line for northern pike, walleye, white sucker, bullhead, carp, smallmouth bass and yellow perch at some of the local hot spots.
Aboyne Trail
Perfect for fly fishing and for the rod and reel crowd, fish love it under this trestle bridge almost as much as the fishermen do. This section of the Grand River provides easily accessible shorelines for casters, and water shallow enough for waders.
The Grand River is a habitat to many species of fish, and conservation and respect for the environment is vital to our community.
This serene location located on the outskirts of Elora where the Grand River emerges from the Gorge heading westward is ideal for flyfishing. Rod and reel fishermen like the challenge of its shallow waters.
Wilson Flats
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Pierpoint Park
Locals love this tranquil spot. The river is wide, the water shallow, and the fly fishing exceptional.
Blair Park and the Grand Arboretum Trail
The shallow waters here make a perfect place to wade in and drop a lure, cast your line or fly-fish.
Shand Dam
Try your luck where the water flows from Belwood Lake. This popular fishing spot boasts a bounty of brown trout, pike, perch, walleye and bullhead.
Belwood Lake
This small, quiet lake is the perfect spot for the sport. The reservoir is ideal for northern pike, walleye, smallmouth bass, carp, crappie and yellow perch in the warmer seasons, and great for yellow perch, walleye and northern pike in winter. Operated by the Grand River Conservation Authority, the park includes two ponds stocked with trout, making it ideal for younger and less experienced fishers.
Bissell Park
Several vantage points for cast fishing line the footpaths along the water’s edge where the water gains speed. Just steps from downtown Elora, it’s a great spot for casual fishing and features one of our beautiful waterfalls.
Confederation Park
The pools below the waterfall just before the Grand River gains speed heading into downtown Fergus, are filled with fish. The calm, quiet stretch before the waterfall is also an ideal spot for enthusiasts to try their luck.
Templin Gardens
Located just behind the library in downtown Fergus, you can cast off the limestone stairs at Templin Gardens. The deep, rapid flowing water creates a whirlpool at this excellent fishing destination.
Gow Park
Located on Union Street in Fergus, this small inlet is a popular spot to cast fish and watch the river flow slow.
Views Gorgeous
Must-see views, lookouts and hidden gems make Fergus and Elora
Grand and Gorgeous.
Confederation Park
Bring your comfy shoes and follow the forest paths to tranquil hideaways. Bring a picnic or your fishing line, or a great book and take in the views and gentle sounds of the waterfall by the Historic Mill residences.
Aboyne Trail – The Trestle Bridge
This former railway bridge crosses the Grand River providing a unique vantage point to view the beauty of Aboyne, located mid-way between Fergus and Elora. The sunrises and sunsets are mesmerising here. From the bridge, wander to the majestic grounds of the Wellington County Museum and Archives.
Elora Quarry
The Elora quarry has been a local favourite for decades. Emerald waters of the limestone quarry are surrounded by 12 metre cliffs. Their is a small, inviting beach area and spots to enjoy picnics and mother nature. Appreciated by film makers, this old-style swimming hole has been featured in various movies.
The David Street Bridge
Whether from the top of the beautifully restored bridge or the shores below, the spectacular views of the Irvine River as it flows from the sweet hamlet of Salem are breath-taking. Travel down the steps in Victoria Park and take in the splendour.
The Tooth of Time
For centuries, this landmark named for its unique shape, has held its place amidst the rushing waters of the Grand River. Locals and visitors have been drawn to its raw, resilient beauty. You can view the 'islet rock' from the grounds or from within the Elora Mill, from the forest pathways through Victoria Park, and from the Jack R.
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The Jack R. MacDonald
Pedestrian Bridge
This rebuilt pedestrian bridge is a favourite for locals and visitors. With viewing extensions and plenty of room, it offers spectacular views of the Grand River, the Elora Mill and historic downtown Elora.
Lover's Leap
Located in Elora's Victoria Park, this legendary lookout towers above the connecting waters of the Irvine and Grand rivers. With views of caves and trees that spring from the surrounding rock, Lover's Leap is renowned as a romantic, dreamy perch for engagements and wedding vows.
The Milligan Footbridge
This bridge spans the Grand River in downtown Fergus and is the perfect place for photos and to enjoy the views of the limestone cliffs and waterfalls that flow into a whirlpool basin before heading downstream to Elora. Linger at night when bright lights cascade on mesmerizing, rushing water.
Templin Gardens
The gorgeous, curated gardens located behind the shops of St Andrew Street W in Fergus, boast sculptures, and quiet places to sit and dream. Stunning limestone walls, an iron gate and stone steps lead to the banks of the Grand River. Take the Milligan Footbridge from the gardens to the historic Fergus Market shops.
Bissell Park
Beloved by locals and visitors, Bissell Park in Elora is a great location for picnics, and hosts local plays, music festivals and a farmers market. It is lined by a boardwalk along the banks of the Grand River that lead to a waterfall and the famous red steel pedestrian bridge.
Elora Gorge Conservation Area
Day trippping or camping, the Elora Gorge Conservation Area is one of the most beautiful natural areas in the Grand River valley. With a 70 foot gorge, rapids and scenic overlooks, it is a haven for hikers, kayakers, tubers, fishers, families and dreamers.
Caves and Enclaves
The sacred caves, caverns and enclaves in the limestone cliffs along the Irvine River in Elora are reachable from the staircase built into the rocks located along the path in Victoria Park. Immerse yourself in history and be sure to only leave with what you bring in.
Getaways Grand &Gorgeous
Relax, unwind and stay awhile.
Plan your getaway. Stay with us and take in all that is grand and gorgeous in Fergus and Elora.
Hotel and Motel Rooms
Situated at the north end of Fergus, the Best Western Plus hotel provides a great location for both in town and out of town exploring. bestwestern.com
A short walk from downtown Elora, The Village Inn motel is also close to the Elora Gorge Conservation Area. villageinnelora.com
Highland Pines Campground
This family-friendly campground located in Belwood has 120 campsites and offers access to the park’s amenities. Bring your tent, trailer or RV and enjoy getting away from it all. Or spend the days exploring the area, then relaxing by a fire and sleeping under the stars. highlandpines.com
Camp and Play
Set on 200 hectares, with the Grand River rushing past 22-metre high cliffs, The Elora Gorge Conservation Area offers over 400 sites. Whether you are tenting or RVing, you can unplug with nature and enjoy breathtaking beauty and ample outdoor adventures. grandriver.ca
Glamping Experience
Your friends and family will love glamping in the forest or in the middle of farm fields. There are two fabulous farms that offer this one-of-a-kind vacation experience: thefieldstonebarn.ca and irvinesidefarm.ca.
Sophisticated Comfort
The Elora Mill and Spa is a worldrenowned destination with exceptional views and sumptuous amenities. eloramill.ca
Shipping Container Suites
You have to see them to appreciate their convenience, comfort and style. Enjoy the sunset from your outdoor hot tub on the banks of the Grand River. innerjoygetaways.com
Tailor Made
Reflect your own style and needs with the marvellous selection of historic homes, modern apartments and cozy rooms available for short and long-term stays. airbnb.ca, vrbo.ca
Elora Mill Hotel & Spa submitted photo
Photo by The Fieldstone Barn
• Rooms include TV with cable, microwave, mini-fridge, and large work desk • Free Hot Breakfast • Free Wifi • On-premise Spa • Fitness Room • Business Centre • AAA/CAA, Corporate, Costco discounted rates
