The Bradley Museum – Step Back in Time in Mississauga’s Lakeshore South

About The Bradley Museum

Tucked away in Mississauga’s historic Clarkson neighbourhood, the Bradley Museum is a charming heritage site that offers a vivid glimpse into early settler life in Ontario. Operated by Museums of Mississauga, this picturesque museum complex is made up of four heritage buildings surrounded by tranquil wooded paths and natural green space.

With its beautifully preserved architecture, period furnishings, and community events, the Bradley Museum is an ideal destination for history enthusiasts, families, school groups, and anyone looking to experience life in the 1800s. Its quiet, nature-rich location near Lake Ontario adds to its peaceful, timeless atmosphere.

Full Contact Location

Name: The Bradley Museum
Address: 1620 Orr Rd, Mississauga, ON L5J 4T2

Explore the Bradley Museum

The Bradley Museum site includes the original Bradley House (built in 1830), the Barn, the Anchorage (a mid-19th-century Regency-style home), and a modern visitor centre. Guided tours bring these buildings to life, sharing stories of the area’s earliest settlers and their day-to-day lives.

Inside the museum, visitors can explore period décor, antique tools, and heritage exhibitions. The site also hosts seasonal events, workshops, outdoor activities, and cultural programs, making it a lively part of Mississauga’s heritage and arts scene.

The surrounding forest trails and open lawns invite guests to linger, picnic, or enjoy a slow stroll under the trees—perfect for peaceful reflection or a family outing.

Map & Access

The Bradley Museum is located just south of Lakeshore Road West, near the Clarkson GO Station. It’s easily accessible by car from Southdown Road, Winston Churchill Boulevard, and Lakeshore Road.

Free parking is available on-site, and the museum is accessible via MiWay public transit routes, including bus connections to the GO Train for regional visitors. Bike-friendly roads and trails also link the museum to the nearby lakefront.

Hours and Visitor Information

The museum is open to the public for tours, events, and private bookings.

Hours (Subject to Change):
Wednesday to Sunday: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays

Features:

• Bradley House (1830)

• The Anchorage

• The Barn & Exhibits

• Historical Tours & School Visits

• Seasonal Markets & Events

• Nature Trails & Picnic Areas

Admission fees are modest, and seasonal free-entry days are available. Advance booking is recommended for tours and group events.

Nearby Attractions

• Rattray Marsh Conservation Area

• Jack Darling Memorial Park

• Lakeside Park & Waterfront Trail

• Clarkson GO Station

• Benares Historic House (another local heritage site)

Our Alternative Wellness Services Near The Bradley Museum

Located just a short drive from the museum, the Mississauga Naturopath Osteopath Clinic offers holistic health services for individuals and families seeking balance and healing.

Naturopathic Medicine

Natural, non-invasive care to support energy, digestion, immunity, and mental clarity. Our clinic near Clarkson offers a full spectrum of naturopathic services tailored to your personal health goals.

Osteopathy

Gentle hands-on therapy that aligns the body and enhances physical function—perfect for those experiencing stiffness or fatigue after travel, work, or outdoor exploration.

Acupuncture

Restore internal balance, reduce chronic pain, and manage stress with acupuncture services near the Lake Ontario waterfront.

Psychotherapy

Confidential emotional support and therapy for anxiety, life transitions, grief, or relationship challenges—available just minutes from the museum’s calm surroundings.

Chiropractic Care

Spinal adjustments and mobility-focused care to improve posture, relieve back pain, and support overall function.

Physiotherapy

Recover from injuries or chronic discomfort with personalized rehab plans designed for long-term healing and functional movement.

Directions to “Mississauga Naturopath Osteopath Clinic”

By Car (approx. 10–15 minutes):
Head north via Southdown Road or Clarkson Road to Burnhamthorpe Road, then east to Confederation Parkway. On-site parking is available.

By Transit (approx. 20–25 minutes):
Take MiWay from Clarkson GO Station or Lakeshore Road to Burnhamthorpe and Mavis. The clinic is within walking distance of key stops.