- The list below includes 10 free or cheap things to do in or near Carleton Place, Ontario, including 18 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Other Landmarks, Historic Sites and Pubs.
- From Carleton Place Town Hall to Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Carleton Place and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Almonte, Arnprior and Lanark.
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The Kemptville Pub is a family-style restaurant that sells offers a variety of food styles, including American, Irish, Italian, and Mexican food. The location also hosts DJ nights and live music.
26.3 Miles
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Maple Bend Road & Mill Ridge Road, Arnprior, Ontario
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The Alexander Stewart Provincial Park encompasses a forest filled with Basswood and Maple trees. Camping is not permitted, but visitors can freely observe the more rare varieties of hardwood trees growing in the forest, such as the Bur Oak and Blue-Beech varieties.
27.9 Miles
The Calabogie Motorsports Park offers visitors the opportunity to watch a variety of racing events during the year. Guests can also drive on the course in a track-prepared Mustang or on a motorcycle.
29.5 Miles
This 18 hole mini golf course features a waterfall in the middle of a creek and a variety of other scenic attributes. Guests of Dunn-d's Mini Golf are also able to make reservations for their games at this location.
29.8 Miles
At Camp Fortune, guests can engage in a variety of activities ranging from mountain biking to disc golf. Visitors are also able to schedule a variety of events at the site, including weddings and banquets.
30.3 Miles
A relic from the 1800s industrial era, the Old Stone Mill National Historic Site in Delta is home to Swain turbines, roller mills as well as buhr millstones. One can also buy some souvenirs at its gift shop.
33.9 Miles
Timberland Tours offers visitors the opportunity to go dog-sledding through a red pine forest during both the summer and winter months. The location also features the annual Bristol Dryland Canadian Championship dog race.
40.7 Miles
Featuring wetland, field, and forest terrain, the Mac Johnson Wildlife Area offers the opportunity for visitors to go hiking, skiing, and canoeing. The location also features picnic tables and a nature center with a wood stone.
44.1 Miles
This Edwardian mansion features seasonal exhibits and a summer tearoom. Located near the St. Lawrence River, Fulford Place also offers guided tours of the mansion, which can be rented for meetings and receptions.