Hilton, the little village with the big heart! The village we know as Hilton was originally known as Unionville when it was first incorporated in 1885. The name was changed in 1896 to honor the former pastor of the village’s Baptist church, Reverend Charles Hilton.
In 1965 a fire destroyed most of the Hilton
business district, but it was rebuilt.
Hilton is best known for its famous festival –
The Hilton Apple Fest – where people visit from all over to celebrate its apple growing heritage. As spring brings milder weather and blooms to the apple trees’ greenery, it also makes for a great time to visit the charming village. Here are just a few unique places to visit while in Hilton.
The Coffee Corner – A full service coffee bar right
in the heart of Hilton. 32 Main Street
Hilton Family Pharmacy – After enjoying your cup of coffee, shop in the pharmacy for a wide range of gifts, including jewelry, collectibles, and more.
32 Main Street
The Hilton Diner – A great spot for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. Open 7 days a week. 54 Hovey Street
Mayer’s Lake Ontario Winery & Vineyard – A 79-acre estate where guests will enjoy tasty food, award
winning wines as well as hand crafted micro brews.
1593 Hamlin Parma Townline Road
Pleasure Lanes – Enjoy a game in this long-standing bowling center. 144 South Avenue
Bozza Pasta – The pastabilities are endless at this hometown favorite! Quality fresh made pasta orders for one or to feed your family! 7 Upton Street
Each month we will feature a town or village
and some of our favorite places to visit!
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