Come find us.
We’ll be here.
The Olde Kirk is open every Sunday from Victoria Day through Labour Day. Step inside a 120-year-old yellow brick church and find yourself inside a story
Open every Sunday,
Victoria Day to Labour Day
Every Sunday
Victoria Day weekend through Labour Day
May 18 – August 31, 2026
Special event days may vary — see the 2026 Season page for the full calendar.
By donation at the front doors.
Everyone is welcome. No ticket required for regular Sunday visits. Some special events are ticketed — details on the season page.
Free parking is available at the front of the building on Portage Road and in the lot behind the building.
A wheelchair ramp is located at the rear of the building. Please use the back entrance if required — it brings you directly into the Lady MacKenzie Room.
Questions? Email us before you visit.
The museum is staffed by volunteers every Sunday. Admission is always by donation. Your generosity directly supports the building, the archives, and the programming that keeps this place alive.
On the Portage Road.
The Olde Kirk
992 Portage Road
Kirkfield, Ontario K0M 2B0
Kirkfield is located in the City of Kawartha Lakes, approximately 45 minutes northeast of Barrie and 30 minutes north of Lindsay. The Olde Kirk sits on Portage Road — the historic route between Lake Simcoe and Balsam Lake — and has been there since 1905.
Mailing address:
P.O. Box 287, Coboconk, Ontario K0M 1K0
Phone: 705-438-5454
Get directions in Google Maps →Bringing a group?
We would love that.
School groups, heritage tours, family reunions, genealogy societies — the Olde Kirk is a remarkable setting for a group visit, and we are glad to work with you to make it meaningful. Get in touch and let us know who you are and what you are hoping for.
Contact us about a group visit Rent the Kirk →