Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Ontario, Uxbridge offers a charming array of attractions that captivate both locals and visitors alike. Nature enthusiasts can explore the the many parks, with their pristine trails winding through lush greenery and diverse wildlife. The vibrant Uxbridge Historical Centre invites history buffs to step back in time and discover the town's rich heritage through its interactive exhibits and preserved heritage buildings. Art and culture thrive here too, with the Artists of Uxbridge (a local art group established in 2005 to bring artists together promoting and supporting art in our community.) and galleries showcasing the talents of local artists. Quaint shops, cozy cafes, and a warm community spirit make Uxbridge a delightful destination, where every corner tells a unique story and every experience leaves an indelible impression.

Uxbridge received the federal designation of being “The Trail Capital of Canada” in 2009.   The Trans Canada Trail runs right through the town. The town itself boasts over 220 kilometres of managed trails on over 8000 acres of protected greenspace running through or nearby forests, streams, ponds, meadows and wetlands.  One of the larges areas is the Countryside Preserve.  The preserve consists 6km of trails running through 140 acres of meadows, forests and wetlands.   There are many parks throughout the township.  Elgin Park right in town is the site for many activities throughout the year.  Uxbridge Fall Fair,  Rib Fest, Art In The Park, Hits Fest and the Fantasy of Lights are just a few of the big events held every year.