Tours

The Leaskdale Manse is wheelchair accessible on the first floor only. The Historic Leaskdale Church, home to our luncheon teas and Gift Shop, is now wheelchair accessible on both floors. Feel free to contact us at  905-862-0808.

**CLOSED FOR THE SEASON UNTIL APRIL 1st**

*Off-season Tours, please call:

Melanie:  705-228-8155

Tess:       905-852-6515

TEA & TOURS – Open daily June 1 thru August 31 – 10am-4pm

And Weekends in September from 10am-4pm

Tour only: $10 per Adult, Children under 12 free

Tea, Scone & Tour: $15.00 per person*

Light Lunch & Tour: $20 per person (Groups over 10)*

*TOURS WITH SCONES OR LUNCH MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE

CONTACT US  if you would like to book a visit or have any questions regarding tours or special events at our site!

Bus Tours & Group Tours are always welcome – please call and book in advance during the summer months 905-862-0808.

Tea at the Manse

Enjoy an intimate tea with scones at the Leaskdale Manse using Maud’s Limoges China dishes, “Bridal Rose”. Bookings available for up to 6 people @ $15.00 per guest, including a tour. Please call 905-862-0808 for booking availability.

Visit Maud in the Garden

After two years of hard work, our statue of Maud is installed in the garden, unveiled on June 20, 2015 by The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.  A beautiful work of art by local artist, Wynn Walters, she is seated in the garden looking across the fields she loved.  Visit Maud in our church garden, sit and take your picture with her and finish with a tour of the home where she lived and wrote…

We are proud to bring Maud to the garden with guidance from past-president Kathy Wasylenky & The Ontario Trillium Foundation

Discover L. M. Montgomery’s Life in Leaskdale

Take a journey back in time to The Leaskdale Manse and Historic Leaskdale Church. Discover, nestled in our scenic garden, the only full-size bronze statue of Canada’s beloved author. Gain insight into Maud’s life with a historic video before walking in her footsteps on a guided tour through the church where her husband preached and the lovingly restored manse where she lived and wrote. After a photo-op in the garden beside the statue, enjoy tea and scones in our interpretive centre before perusing the gift shop for a book or two.

Tours are available in the off-season by appointment only

Off-season Tours, please call:

Melanie:  705-228-8155

Tess:       905-852-6515

Directions to the site:  

From Highway 404:  East on Bloomington Rd. to Uxbridge. North on Main St. to Leaskdale

From Highway 401:  North on Highway 23 (Lakeridge Rd.) to Durham Rd. 13 (Leaskdale Rd.) West to Leaskdale