About
Bradley Museum is a historic site in Clarkson featuring heritage buildings, exhibits, and cultural programming. It is a valuable family-friendly history and attractions listing.
Our Story
Bradley Museum gives Excitorama users another high-quality way to experience Mississauga. This listing is included as a free community listing and can later be claimed for enhanced details, media, events, and promotions.
Amenities & Features
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AI-gathered from public sources · Updated Jun 24
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Why People Love It
- ♥ Immersive historical experience showing 1800s settler life
- ♥ Beautiful, quiet grounds nestled in a maple grove near the lake
- ♥ Engaging seasonal festivals like Maple Magic and historical reenactments
- ♥ Access to scenic trails like Rattray Marsh and the Waterfront Trail
Upcoming Events
Weekly drop-in afternoon featuring relaxed crafts and games for kids and parents beside the historic barn.
Get TicketsAnnual maple syrup festival featuring tree tapping demonstrations, pancake meals, and Indigenous history of the harvest.
Get TicketsA living history weekend with War of 1812 battle reenactments, military encampments, and historical crafts.
Get TicketsHoliday photo sessions with Santa at the historic Log Cabin. Friday for families, Saturday for pets (Paws 'N Mr. Claus).
Get TicketsUpcoming Features & Improvements
Bradley House Restoration
The Bradley House building is currently undergoing scheduled heritage restoration work and may be closed for interior tours. Other site buildings remain open.
Source: City of Mississauga
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Accessibility
The site offers partial wheelchair access. While the grounds, accessible washrooms, and some building levels are accessible, historic buildings like the Bradley House, Anchorage, and Log Cabin have upper and lower floors accessible only by stairs.
Parking
Free parking is available on-site at the museum grounds at 1620 Orr Road. Accessible parking spaces are provided.
Transit
Accessible via MiWay bus routes 14 (Lorne Park) and 23 (Lakeshore), with stops within walking distance. The museum is a short distance from Clarkson GO Station; a free shuttle is often provided during major festivals like Maple Magic.
Seasonal Note
The museum features seasonal programming including the Maple Magic festival in March and holiday events in late November. The grounds connect to the Rattray Marsh trails, which are popular for seasonal birdwatching and nature walks.
Why Excitorama Recommends This
Recommended for users exploring Clarkson who are interested in museum, attractions, and local Mississauga experiences.
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Address
1620 Orr Rd, Mississauga, ON
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