Campbellville, Ontario

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Campbellville, Ontario, Canada is a community in the geographic township of Nassagaweya in the Town of Milton, Halton Region on the Niagara Escarpment and is a tourist destination for residents of the Greater Toronto Area. Originally renowned for its Ice Cream Parlour at the Campbellville Opera Emporium, Campbellville offers far more for day trippers today.

Mohawk Raceway, a harness racing venue, Crawford Lake Indian Village, Mountsberg Conservation Area several Antique Stores, pizzaria and ice cream parlor The Trail Eatery; are features of the Village of approximately 1000 people. Campbellville has become a mecca for those seeking a casual day of browsing its antique stores. A growing number of other interesting shops have sprung up in recent years including Mennonite furniture, home decor from around the world, gift shops, the world's largest Antique leaded stained glass store & museum (The Stonehouse of Campbellville), and one of Canada's biggest history and genealogy bookstores.

The winding hilly roads surrounding Campbellville make it a favorite for motorcyclists and mountain bikers alike.

1 Famous residents
2 Schools
3 Bordering Towns
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Famous residents

Charles Laking, believed to be the longest living World War I veteran in Canada who fought on the front lines.
Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia, escaped to Canada after World War II and settled in the area before moving to Cooksville.
Bruce Hood, NHL Referee, travel industry professional and aspiring politician.

[edit] Schools

Hitherfield Preparatory School
Brookville Public School

[edit] Bordering Towns

	North: Guelph-Eramosa, Brookville, Rockwood
West: Cambridge, Puslinch, Moffat	Campbellville	East: Milton, Georgetown, Acton
	South: Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Lowville