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OUR WILD

Choose your own adventure! Will you fish for monster muskies, or escape to an island yoga retreat?
Pick a category, destination, or one of our featured things to do in Hastings County to get started.

Spring is Here

Explore our spring page, filled with Wildly Authentic experiences such as maple activities, birdwatching, cycling, waterfalls, and more. You'll also find cozy accommodations and dining options for delicious meals and beverages this season.

The Blog

Stories, Guides & Destination Inspiration

Blogs

Exterior of award winning Grail Springs Retreat outside Bancroft, Ontario

March 17, 2025

Book before it’s booked: 7 places to stay in Hastings County

February 10, 2025

Celebrate Valentine's Day in Hastings

Upcoming Events December 12th through 15th, background has a street view of Madoc, with Christmas Trees and Lights

December 11, 2024

Upcoming Events: December 12th - December 15th

Ohara Mill Christmas: Upcoming Events December 4th through December 8th. Horses pulling a sleigh with people and snow on the ground

December 03, 2024

Upcoming Events: December 4th - December 8th

November 14, 2024

Holidays in Hastings: 18 events to get you in the festive spirit

September 25, 2024

Fall Delights: Hike, Ride, Dine & Stay in Hastings County This Fall

September 15, 2024

An Inspirational Journey: Following the history of Terry Fox in Hastings County.

July 23, 2024

Trailblazer Series - a Newcomer's Experience

April 15, 2024

Spring Dreaming: Three Hastings County Getaway Routes

March 13, 2024

For The Love of Maple

Destinations

Hastings County has 14 uniquely rugged destinations.

Your new happy place might be among these geological playgrounds, lush forests, or charming towns with friendly locals.

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Between Toronto and Ottawa, there’s a lush boreal wonderland where you can paddle, hike, rockhound, or grab a bite without all the crowds.

Stretching from Prince Edward County to Algonquin Park, Hastings County is where you can disconnect from the world, but still post to Instagram.

Land Acknowledgment

Hastings County is situated on the traditional territory of many nations including the Huron-Wendat, Anishinaabe, and the Haudenosaunee peoples. Hastings County Council acknowledges our shared obligation to respect, honour and sustain these lands and the natural resources contained within. We honour their cultures and celebrate their commitment to this land. We would also like to acknowledge the Mohawk and Algonquin nations whose traditional and unceded territory we gather upon. Hastings County is situated on treaty land that is steeped in rich indigenous history and home to many first nations, métis and Inuit people.