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Water park with 3 large slides, a zipline course, and golfing. Cabin rentals, camping and RV sites.
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A former grist/flour mill that was run by John Lorne McDougall on property brought from Sir Francis Hincks. It has been converted into a museum featuring artefacts from the town's history and prominent citizens, as well as items of general interest.
The Birthplace NHA/NHL Museum showcases hockey history from Renfrew County, including the fact that M.J. O’Brien and his son Ambrose started the National Hockey Association (NHA) from Renfrew in 1909. The NHA was renamed the National Hockey League in 1917. The museum features pictures and artifacts showcasing the early days of hockey in the NHA and NHL especially as it was represented in Renfrew County.
The theatre offers popular current films, and a series of art, independent and foreign films in a restored 1930 theatre.
Midway rides, exhibits, demolition derby, musical acts and livestock showcase. The fair takes place on the second weekend of September.