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The Official Mohawk Inn Facebook page. The Mohawk Inn and Conference Centre has been a favourite meeting place since 1967, located in the hamlet of Campbellville. The Mohawk Inn first opened its doors on June 3, 1967. The commemorative plaque in our lobby was cut from the first tree felled when the land was being cleared. The Inn was the first all electric motel in Ontario - very modern for its time. The decor chosen was early Colonial, and this theme has been carried on through the years. The bar dates back to 1840 and was taken from the old Half-Way House Hotel at Eden Mills. The top is a solid piece of cherry wood, 16 feet long and 17 inches wide. The front is polished pine. A local carpenter (who was blind) was hired to build the short end to match the original. The beams in the ceilings are hand-hewn and the wagon wheels, which have a second life as lighting fixtures, are more than 100 years old. The Inn provides overnight accommodation in either the main building or the unique Treehouse. We also cater to meetings, banquets, conferences and weddings, and are most proud of our fine Country Inn dining. We hope you will enjoy your visit with us!

It’s been said that Glencairn is the closest you’ll come to Scotland without crossing the Atlantic. From the moment you pass the stone gates and wind your way between rock fences to the majestic multi-turreted clubhouse, you will feel like you just arrived at a Scottish links. Designed by Thomas McBroom, Glencairn’s 27 links-style holes are punctuated by steep pot bunkers and framed by fescue that waves menacingly in the ever-present wind that buffets the Halton Hills just west of Toronto. Burns (narrow meandering streams) cut through the heaving landscape of the Niagara Escarpment. You’ll have to be creative on the tight lies that surround the mammoth undulating greens. Afterwards, luxuriate in the castle-like clubhouse modeled after Scotland’s Muirfield, featuring brilliant photographs from three decades of Open Championship golf taken by award-winning photographer Doug Ball. Grab an ale in a cozy corner of the magnificently appointed Friar Pub or end your work week with a Friday night on the patio listening to one of the live bands that offer some sounds of the summer to savour with your delectable meal. The magnificent clubhouse is also an idyllic spot for hosting weddings, banquets or meetings. Make the short jaunt to Glencairn, transport yourself to Scotland, and save the plane fare.

Sculpted into the Niagara Escarpment, Greystone Golf Club is one of the most scenic and respected parkland courses in the ClubLink family. Our stunning Tudor-style clubhouse and banquet facility provide a memorable venue for meetings and weddings. Sculpted into the edge of the Niagara Escarpment, Greystone is one of the most scenic and respected parkland courses in the ClubLink family. One of the earliest creations—and among the most popular—of architect Doug Carrick, Greystone winds harmoniously through tree-lined hills and valleys. The fairways are generously wide, but tighten at landing areas and climax with green complexes protected by flash-faced bunkers in the style of Stanley Thompson. Greystone’s greens along the rugged escarpment are renowned for their speed and contour, and are challenging to read. The elevation changes are tremendous, providing spectacular views, but Greystone is a lovely walking course. Opened in 1991 and one of ClubLink’s original four courses, the Prestige-level club is ranked 38th in Canada by SCOREGolf, and features full practice facilities, including a range, putting green, chipping area and practice bunker. Greystone’s stunning Tudor-style clubhouse and banquet facility provide a memorable venue for meetings and weddings, or to simply to relax after your round. Minutes from Highway 401 on the western edge of Greater Toronto, Greystone offers an escape on a course known equally for its scenery and championship-calibre golf holes.