Westfield Heritage Village Conservation Area

Westfield Heritage Village Conservation Area is approximately 204 hectares (503 acres) in size and features natural woodlands, plantation forests, provincially significant wetlands, meadow areas, cultural heritage features from past farming operations, and several well-marked recreational trails easily accessed from the village area.

Do some birdwatching or see the butterflies, moths and other creatures that call Westfield home.

The conservation area offers modern washroom facilities, clean and shaded picnic areas and green spaces for visitors to set up your easel, read a book, knit or just relax and enjoy the outdoors. Bring your camera for some unique photo opportunities.

Heritage Village

Westfield is one of Ontario’s most fascinating historical destinations and boasts a stunning collection of over 35 historical buildings that have been restored to capture early Canadian culture. Historical buildings are not open on a daily basis, but visitors may walk through the Village, and enjoy hikes seven days a week. On special and event days, a selection of buildings will be open along with costumed interpreters providing demonstrations and guided tours.