3 Best Places To See in Caledon, ON

“The Great War Flying Museum is registered and authorized to issue tax receipts to all donors. The Museum is located 16.9 km downtown from Caledon, ON. The GWFM was started in 1970 by a group of Brampton Flying Club came together. Their mission is to provide the finest local presentation of World War I aviation history by acquiring, building, maintaining, and flying representations of period aircraft and displaying period artifacts for the education, entertainment, and benefit of their members and the visiting public. The museum also exhibits objects for the members' education, entertainment, and benefit and for the travelling public. The museum displays replicas of WWI airplanes, aviation-related memorabilia, dioramas, and more. The Great War Flying Museum offers free entry for children under 14.

“Belfountain Conservation Area's conservation area has a nature trail that crosses the river gorge and then runs along the escarpment's steep sides for about 30 minutes. The area is well-maintained, with boardwalks and wooden bridges over creeks and streams. Belfountain Conservation Area features ornamental gardens and walking trails along the West Credit River. There are three hiking trails accessible from the suspension bridge. The easiest is the Pond Loop Trail, followed by the Gorge Loop Trail. The staff are always nice and ready to help, and kids up to 5 years old can enter for free.

“The Blackhorse Village Players Theatre provides an energized and entertaining live art form, both provocative and conservative. The Blackhorse Village Players Theatre explores all emotions, from laughter to tears, romance to disaster. The theatre is proud to offer another exciting season. The Blackhorse Village Players Theatre is also pleased to be very effective in developing quality, thriving theatre at affordable rates. The theatre enjoys seeing patrons return year after year, showcasing the need for this art form in society.