We are season pass holders at Upper Canada Village. Though it about 1.5 hours to drive to the site, we visit so often in the season it's worth the cost (plus the discounts in the store and restaurant help as well!). The kiddo absolutely loves speaking to the costumes animators and viewing the cool restored machinery. It's such a large site we always seem to find a new experience every time we go.

Sensory warning - some of the mills and machinery can get noisy and intimidating to the sensitive. We carry our noise cancelling headphones. It's also easy enough to step outside into a country path for some solitude!

Tips
- Buy and save the lemonade jar. You can refill all season long for a great price
- The fresh bread is available at the main store at 11 and 2 and can sell out quick. Check the times on the way in and make sure you get a loaf!
- Sundays were sensory friendly so they don't run the mills and the train does not have the loud gun noises. Also usually a fairly quiet day.
- Get the grilled cheese in the front cafe that uses the bread and cheese made onsite. The grilled cheese at the barn is standard process fare
- Fish food is on the outside walkway behind the cafe. Fun feeding activity for the kiddos!

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