Heritage Tours
Check out the local museums to learn about the town's history as a cheese-making capital.





Ingersoll is a welcoming community nestled in Oxford County, Ontario. Known historically for its significant contributions to the Canadian dairy industry, the town offers a unique glimpse into the region's past through its local museums and preserved architecture. With a population of about 13,700, it provides a tranquil environment for visitors looking to escape the hustle of larger urban centers. The town is situated along the Thames River, offering pleasant green spaces and walking paths, and its central location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the rural beauty of Southwestern Ontario.
Ingersoll is a welcoming community nestled in Oxford County, Ontario. Known historically for its significant contributions to the Canadian dairy industry, the town offers a unique glimpse into the region's past through its local museums and preserved architecture. With a population of about 13,700, it provides a tranquil environment for visitors looking to escape the hustle of larger urban centers. The town is situated along the Thames River, offering pleasant green spaces and walking paths, and its central location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the rural beauty of Southwestern Ontario.
Rich dairy and cheese-making heritage.
Scenic parks along the Thames River.
Historic architecture and local museums.
Convenient access to the Highway 401 corridor.
The town offers a much slower pace than nearby urban centers like London or Toronto.
A vehicle is recommended for exploring the wider Oxford County area.
Many businesses may have shorter operating hours on weekends.
Check out the local museums to learn about the town's history as a cheese-making capital.
Enjoy the trails and parks located along the banks of the Thames River.
Exploring local history and enjoying a quiet, small-town atmosphere.
CAD $
$100-$150 p/day
English
Support the community by visiting the locally-owned shops in the downtown core.
June-September
Cool temperatures and blooming gardens make it a pleasant time for walking tours.
Warm weather is perfect for outdoor festivals and exploring the countryside.
The harvest season brings beautiful colors and local agricultural fairs.
Cold and snowy, offering a quiet, cozy atmosphere and festive community events.