Morrisburg is the home to the renowned Upper Canada Village, a remarkable tourist attraction of houses from the early 1800s. This park is comprised of eight small villages, which were flooded as the water level of the St. Lawrence River rose during the construction of the Seaway. Fortunately, historians arranged to have them moved to Crysler Farm Battlefield Park, where this historical reproduction of a 19th century community now stands for exploration by visitors to the area.

Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary is a refuge for migrating birds and wildlife. Displays and programs are offered at an interpretive centre from May through October.

Morrisburg accommodation highlights the history of this community with bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, motels, and a small scale Inn and Conference Centre.