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Uxbridge calls itself the "Trail Capital of Canada". Hikers, cyclists, equestrians, skiers, and lovers of fresh air can enjoy over 220 km of seasonally managed trails on over (32 km²) of protected greenspace within its borders. The trails run through historic villages, mixed forests, streams, wetlands, and meadows with an abundance of brilliant flora and fauna. The Oak Ridges Trail and the Trans Canada Trail run through the township.
Uxbridge-Scott Museum and Archives
Artifacts mostly related to the township's agricultural heritage and the genealogy of its residents. The museum includes nine heritage buildings and heritage herb and flower gardens. During the annual Heritage Days festival (last Sunday in Aug), the museum grounds are host to the "Steam Show" featuring steam-engines and steam-based agricultural machinery, among other attractions.
Foster Memorial
Mausoleum built by a wealthy citizen and former mayor of Toronto, designed to replicate the famous Taj Mahal in India.
Former home of the famed author of the Anne of Green Gables novels.
This former railway station was built in 1904 and has a beautiful witch's hat roof. Today, it is owned by the Township of Uxbridge and is used for community functions. The York–Durham Heritage Railway used the building until 2024 when it ceased operations.
It shows first- and second-run movies.
Uxbridge Bowl
5- and 10-pin bowling, catering for birthday parties.