The former Newcastle Town Hall, now a community centre, is a beautiful, classic public building in a late Palladian style with Art Deco influence. This local landmark opened in 1923 after being donated to the community by the Massey family.
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J. Anderson Smith Company
The Massey Building was the original Massey-Ferguson production facility for building tractors. It would go on to become one of the largest manufacturers of farm machinery in the world. A portion of the original facility is still standing, and has been converted into luxury loft apartments.
A non-collecting public gallery dedicated to arts education and the exhibition of contemporary art.
A privately-owned zoo. Free guided feeding tour at 1:30PM daily. Accredited by the Canadian and World Associations of Zoos and Aquariums. Lodging is available: $175-250 double, breakfast included.
Groomed trails for hiking.
Family campground & water park. Day-use park facilities: pool, water slides, splash pad, aqua playgrounds, miniature golf, tennis court, park playground areas and 30 acres of parkland, picnic grounds and covered shelters.