This Ontario village has a horse campground nestled in a maple forest

This adorable village is a must-visit. Paisley, Ontario is located in Bruce County, known for having a stunning conservation area nestled in a maple forest and some other unique features such as a horse campground – yep you read that right!

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Saugeen Bluffs Conservation Area is one of the main attractions in Paisley with the park situated within a 100-hectare sugar maple forest.

All are welcome to stroll through the maple forest and check out the developed recreational trail system featuring a lookout over the scenic Saugeen River!

This conservation area comes with a very special feature, horse camping. 

If you’re a horse lover then you need to check it out. There are 39 horse camping spots with each site equipped with a picnic table, water and a firepit.

There are scheduled horse workshops and clinics throughout the season, too!

Downtown Paisley is a great place to take a walk, with the street lined with local shops, cafes and restaurants.

Bonfire on Queen is located right in the heart of Paisley specializing in homemade pasta and scratch pizzas made with local ingredients and baked in a stone oven.

Queen Street also has stores such as  Elora Soap Company, Roadrunner Collectables, and Della Bella Boutique.

All these shops are located within walking distance of each other so be sure to check out all of them.

Paisley Ontario, you’re a gem!