Hope Haven Therapeutic Riding Centre is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to providing a transformative experience through its distinctly designed programs for individuals with disabilities and their families.
Located in the beautiful hamlet of Kimberley, with wonderful views of Old Baldy. Hall has a kitchen on the lower level and a hall upstairs, and is fully accessible via the new elevator installed in spring 2020. There is a beautiful deck off the second level for barbecues and summertime tranquility! This hall comes equipped with tables & chairs.
The Maxwell Community Centre is a non-profit entity managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Rental fees are invested back into the centre and help offset costs associated with maintenance, repairs, and cleaning. Rental rates are offered separately for the kitchen, main floor and bowling alley depending on specific needs. The kitchen is equipped with two stoves, a cooler, a freezer, and a dishwasher. Coffee makers, dishes, trays, and other amenities are also available. The large kitchen is suitable for meetings and meals for groups of approximately 20. The main floor area has a stage and sound system, and tables and chairs. The lower level has a 2-lane, 5-pin bowling alley. At the rear of the facility there is a large yard with roofed pavilions and picnic tables.
Charming cabin in the woods. Located in Maxwell, ON. Peaceful, rustic, cozy. Located on 50 private acres
McCowan Stables has a group of well schooled horses for students to learn to ride. We offer riding lessons, leasing, coaching, boarding, training and clinics. Our program is suited to students who are looking to compete and become well rounded equestrians. Although we teach traditions of the sport, we provide a family oriented environment where students learn to rely on their peers for help and direction. We make sure that all students are involved in the process of learning. Lessons focus on individual needs and we always take the time to help a student improve their skills.
Osprey Museum celebrates the community culture and heritage of the former Township of Osprey by operating two historic sites - a one-room school house in Rob Roy and a former Salvation Army Church in Feversham.
We are a private museum established in 1992 under the direction of a volunteer Board of Directors and are a registered non-profit corporation. Our main support comes from the efforts of our volunteers who organize and manage our fund raising efforts and the community who participate in these events. We are very grateful for their support.
Located in Feversham, minutes from Collingwood and Thornbury. Newer establishment with lots of space, high vaulted ceilings, a large industrial kitchen, and a bar area. A stage, and an attached meeting room with a separation wall. This hall is great for large Buck n Does, annual meetings, or any special event. Plenty of space for parking. This hall is fully accessible.
South-East Grey Support Services Pavilion
Is your group or office in need of a venue for a special event? For All Your Meeting Needs and any other function you may require a location for
139 acre nature retreat offers workshops, speakers, yoga and dance, meditation, spa services, luxuirous accommodation and is available for retreats, corporate meetings and leisure events, weddings and family reunions.
Owner Sue Tennant is also founder and president of Freeschools World Literacy, which is supported by the retreat. See www.freeschools.org for more info.