Annual Traditional Pow Wow

Theme: Caring and Sharing!

Gates open to the public at 9 a.m.

Formerly known as St. Leonard’s Anglican Church, this weathered wooden church is featured in works by many local artists.

Architectural details include the round-headed windows and graceful steeple, warm interior paneling and the original pump organ and curved pews.

Surrounding gravestones mark the lives of early settlers, including John S.J. Watson, Rockingham’s founder and an early Warden of Renfrew County.

Large display of

Mon - Fri ~ 10 am - 4 pm

July - Aug ~ Sat & Sun 11am - 2 pm

Fall Hours (until Christmas): Thu, Fri, Sat ~ 1 - 4 pm

Pioneer Museum
An extensive Canadian Collection not to be missed.

Main Gift Shop
Collectibles, curios and antiques
Handcrafted pottery, candles and wool products from our own sheep
Fall Hours
Art Gallery
Paintings, Prints, Other works of art
The Small Shop
The thrifty shopper’s favorite
Vintage items
Costume jewelry
Countless pieces of interest

Book Shop
A wide variety of used books; rare and antique; special collections
Fall Hours (until Thanksgiving): Thu, Fri, Sat ~ 2 - 5 pm

We'll be back next summer

Walk-in & Charter Tours Available
Tours of the Madawaska River
Converted timber tugboat with room for 20. Bring a picnic, or have a meal at the Bent Anchor
Regular One-hour Tours: Wed at 3 & 6 pm; Sat at 3 pm.

Charter Tours available.

Something you don't hear every day!

Wolf Howls will resume in August of 2020

Wolf howling expeditions take place only on Thursdays in August, or in September before Labour Day, when weather and accessible wolves permit.

Meet at the Outdoor Theatre for a presentation, then travel by car (or sometimes on foot) to a place along Highway 60 where wild wolves may answer the imitations given by the Naturalist staff.