Welcome to Fairfield House!

Fairfield House offers a rare opportunity to visit a house built by hand in the ten years following the start of Loyalist settlement in Ontario in 1784.

The Fairfield Homestead Heritage Association promotes the preservation of Fairfield House and provides guided tours and heritage programming at the House through an agreement with Loyalist Township, owner of the property.

In 1793 the farmhouse of Loyalists William and Abigail Fairfield was the heart of a growing farm. Today, Fairfield House is eastern Ontario's best preserved 18th century dwelling, distinguished by the survival of many of its original interior features. On guided tours of the house, visitors move from the limestone cellar to the raftered attic.

We look forward to greeting you at Fairfield House and sharing with you the discovery of this valued house and its surroundings. They will link you directly with this township's story of Loyalist settlement.

Explore the Fairfield Homestead Website:

About Us: an introduction to the Fairfield Homestead Heritage Association.

History: a brief introduction to the histories of the Fairfield family and their homestead.

Get Involved: opportunities as a member of the FHHA, a donor, or as volunteer.

Newsletters: a collection of our past newsletters and more.

Tours: information about our tours and a sample through a virtual tour.

Contact Us: our contact information and useful external links.

Planning Your Trip to Fairfield House

• Location: Fairfield House is in Fairfield Park, with parking lot at 4574 Bath Road, west of the House.
  

  Look for the Loyalist Parkway gates standing north of Fairfield House.

  
  
Fairfield House is OPEN for tours on the schedule shown below.


• Guided Tours: Wednesday through Sunday
  11am - 4:00pm
  Canada Day to through August
  
  
• Admission Charge: Yes. Cash, please.



Fairfield Park is an enjoyable place for a walk, for a picnic, or for quiet relaxation - all with beautiful lake views.