Every Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, Ball’s Falls puts on their famous Thanksgiving Festival, where the beautifully-preserved 19th century hamlet hosts exhibits by artists, artisans, farmers, and craftspeople from all over Canada.
Family-friendly entertainment abounds, with wildlife displays and folk musicians onstage throughout the weekend. Fall is a gorgeous time of year to visit the conservation area: plan to stay the whole day and hike along the Cataract Trail, or take your family through the Grist Mill and Blacksmith Shop.
Region: Twenty Valley
Add to your tripBall's Falls Conservation Area
3292 Sixth Avenue, ON L0R 1S0
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Ranked #17 of 67 things to do in Lincoln
T4232XIjohnb
Toronto, Canada
The Ball's Falls Conservation Area is definitely worth a visit because of the natural beauty of the place and the history. First, a warning. Twenty Mile Creek, which flows through the area, dries...
operalover939
Toronto, Canada
On the good side: we turned up around 5 and there was no charge for parking or admission. The site is pretty and is intended to give you a taste of a 19th-century village. On the bad side, the falls...
Lavenderwoman
Toronto
We were in Lincoln and decided to visit Ball’s conservation and falls. We got there paid our fees which is $8 per person, and headed down to the falls and historic homes. From the main office it was...
