Highland Pines; one of the finest seasonal and overnight campgrounds in Ontario, offers seasonal camping for trailers, overnight RV camping, as well as lakeside cabin rentals from May – October. World-class facilities include three swimming pools, splash pads, themed playgrounds, sports facilities along with access to protected wetlands via local hiking trails and an on-site marina to launch your boat onto scenic Lake Belwood.

The Elora Gorge is one of the most beautiful and spectacular natural areas in the Grand River valley. The Grand River rushes past 22-metre-high cliffs. Riverside trails and scenic overlooks provide hikers with stunning views of the water far below where kayakers and tubers make their way through the rapids. Elora Gorge Conservation Area offers a total of 450 sites serviced and un-serviced.

Located on a quiet family-run historic farm property, the glamping experience at Irvineside Farm. is something out of a woodland fairytale. The farm offers 12 glamping tents and a 4-unit full washroom trailer and is only 5 km (on paved road) from the one of the most popular swimming holes in Ontario – the Elora Quarry.

Fall asleep under the stars surrounded by nature on a sunflower farm with a beautiful fieldstone barn and natural springs in your private safari-style tent. Listen to the birds chirp or maybe catch a glimpse of a deer from your deck or in the hammock. Relax around the campfire or in the hot tub after touring the town and soaking in the breathtaking sunset views.

Fergus Fall Fair, an annual showcase of local agriculture, food, talent and rural fun is virtual for the first time ever and community members of all ages are invited to showcase their hobbies and talents in a new way.

Nearly 90 competitions selected for the virtual fair, include class categories of youth, culinary arts, handicraft, photography, fruit and vegetables, plants and flowers, poultry, and cattle.

The fair will showcase entries by posting videos for the public to view during the fair weekend.

The traditional Fergus Fall Fair celebrated its 183rd anniversary as the tenth oldest fair in Ontario in September 2019.