7 enchanting small towns in Ontario that transform into an autumn wonderland
These villages are even more beautiful during the fall.
A small town in Ontario during the fall. Right: A fall farm in Ontario.
Fall brings a whole new kind of magic to Ontario and these enchanting small towns transform with gorgeous colours and autumn charm.
With historic main streets, cozy cafes and scenic trails, these villages across the province will have you feeling like you've stepped into a fall fairytale.
If you're hoping to soak up some harvest vibes this season, here are seven dreamy Ontario small towns that are even prettier during the fall.
Perth
Address: Perth, ON
Why You Need To Go: This charming town has Scottish influence and you'll feel like you've taken an autumn trip to Edinburgh.
With old-world streets, scenic parks and cute shops, it's worth a fall road trip.
Merrickville
Address: Merrickville, ON
Why You Need To Go: This destination is known as "Canada's most beautiful village" and it's even prettier during the fall.
You can wander along the leaf-strewn sidewalks and pop into local shops like Wick Witch Apothecary and Pickle & Myrrh, or enjoy a scenic stroll by the Rideau Canal.
St. Jacobs Village
Address: St. Jacobs, ON
Why You Need To Go: You'll be swept back in time at this quaint harvest village.
Brimming with bakeries and stunning fall views, it's a magical place to enjoy the autumn season.
Creemore
Address: Creemore, ON
Why You Need To Go: Offering harvest festivals, gorgeous autumn drives and cozy breweries, Creemore is a great spot to escape the crowds for a little fall getaway.
Bayfield
Address: Bayfield, ON
Why You Need To Go: Perched on the shores of Lake Ontario, this enchanting Hallmark village feels like a mini trip to Stars Hollow. Offering leaf-filled porches, glowing restaurants and lovely strolls, you can soak up all the autumn vibes here.
Almonte
Address: Almonte, ON
Why You Need To Go: This sweet town is known for its holiday magic, but autumn is also a gorgeous time to experience the village.
You can sip steaming drinks in cozy cafes, hike through the fall colours and check out the local boutiques.
Fergus
Address: Fergus, ON
Why You Need To Go: This historic Scottish town is brimming with spooky sights and autumn charm. You can explore the old-world Main Street, enjoy some fall festivals and adventure along the surrounding scenic trails.
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.
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