Although most of our biggest attractions have already been listed here, there are many smaller places to visits and spectacles to see that may be just as enjoyable as the larger ones.

The woodlands, lakes, and rivers around North Queens are very beautiful–both inside and outside the boundaries of Kejimkujik National Park. Why not stop your car at a roadside lake and walk around a bit? Maybe you’ll find a hidden beach. Take a walk down an old logging road–maybe you will find a beautiful spot that no one else has visited in ages. North Queens is a real wilderness playground...explore as much of it as you can!

If you happen to stop by North Queens around Christmas time, we have some special community events that we would love you to participate in. Stop by the Christmas Tea and Sale, which takes place on November 6th at the North Queens Nursing Home in Caledonia. Or, visit the North Queens Christmas Craft Sale, November 27th at the fire hall in Caledonia. The craftspeople of North Queens are second to none, putting together spectacular quilts and many other beautiful crafts. Finally, don’t forget the Community Tree Lighting, a heartwarming event, taking place December 3rd at the North Queens Nursing Home.

For those who are religious, North Queens has several beautiful churches to worship in. In our area, the Baptist, Catholic, United, and Anglican denominations all hold regular worship in their respective churches. They would love for you to drop by on Sunday!

Finally, many visitors to North Queens come here because they want to get in touch with their ancestral roots. For those looking for their heritage, there is a geneology research centre located at the Heritage House in Caledonia. Also, we have many historic pioneer cemetaries which contain the names of the first settlers, if you happen to be interested in that sort of information.

No matter who you are and why you come to North Queens, we are confident that you will find something interesting to do!

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