Since the settlement of United Empire Loyalists in 1783, Weymouth has been culturally and geographically diverse. The rolling country roads will take you along the Sissiboo River and through woodland where lumberjacks and shipwrights thrived in the 1800s. The Village of Weymouth celebrates life in a gentler time, the great outdoors and our cultural roots.

What to see and do in Weymouth:

• Visit the Cultural Interpretive Centre and meet the five distinct cultures (French, Acadian, Mi’Kmaq, African Canadian and Loyalists) shaping our heritage.
• Walk the Storybook Trail along the waterfront to learn more about these cultures and their stories.
• Be adventurous and go sea kayaking or take a canoe trip.
• Relax at the spa, and remember those gentle times.
• Go to New France and visit the Electric City, where electricity was used in 1892 (30 years before neighbouring communities).
• Learn more about Black Loyalists at the Sam Langford Museum.
• Hike, bike, ski or snowshoe all or parts of the 45km trail from the Sissiboo River to Norwood Corner.
• Saddle-up for some riding lessons or a lakeside horseback ride in Southville at Vintage Farm.
• Trace your ancestry through the genealogy sources available at the Weymouth Historical Society Museum.
• Celebrate Canadian Confederation at the Canada Day festivities.