About this listing
Rossland Gardens is located on Amherst Island’s oldest farmstead, settled circa 1790. The historic farmhouse, outbuildings and surrounding eight-acre landscape have been under restoration since 2016.
Visitors may explore a series of curated garden rooms, meadows and natural trails. Admission is $30 per vehicle and is waived with a gallery purchase of $60 or more during the same visit.
The gallery represents Canadian fine craft, including flameworked glass by Darlene Martin-Stuart, metal stringed instruments by Ross Stuart and work by selected Canadian makers.
Open Thursday through Monday, 11:00 AM–4:30 PM, from the May long weekend through Thanksgiving. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
No dogs. The farmhouse is private except during announced Experiences. Public washrooms are available at the ferry terminals.
At a glance
- Gallery and artisan goods
- Cultivated gardens and trails
- Seasonal public events
Before you visit
Garden and trail admission may apply and can change by event or season.