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Woodside National Historic Site
Explore Woodside, which was the childhood home of William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada's tenth and longest-serving Prime Minister. Tour the 11.5 acre Kitchener, Ontario property and discover its fascinating history. Enjoy the fall colours and harvest decorations or come in December to experience the twinkling charm of an authentic Victorian Christmas at Woodside National Historic Site.
Calendar of events
Take part in a wide range of events, special activities, and memorable experiences at Woodside.
Create a craft
Try these fun free indoor crafts and activities for the whole family to do at home after you visit Woodside.
Educational and guided tours
Return to the Victorian Era in Canada on a guided tour or school program at Woodside National Historic Site. Book or reserve in advance.
Explore the grounds
Woodside consists of 11.5 acres of trees, hills, trails, lawns and wetlands.
Historic Recipes
Historic recipes for Victorian baked goods, jams and preserves. Bring the warmth and comfort of Woodside’s woodstove home!
Red chairs
Parks Canada has a set of Red Chairs in quiet and scenic locations at Woodside National Historic Site.
Volunteer
There are a variety of activities and experiences for volunteers with Parks Canada at Woodside National Historic Site.
Xplorers program
The Parks Canada Xplorers booklet will help your child get the most out of their visit to Woodside.
Things to do
Dog walking
Geocaching
Hiking
Interpretive trail
Photography
Picnicking
Tours and programs
Youth Programs
Facilities and services
Accessible services
Bus parking
Dogs not permitted inside the historic home
Dogs on leash
Gift shop
Indoor Exhibit
Information
Parking
Picnic shelter
Restrooms
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