4.5Toronto Island Park(8.526 reviews) - Plan a day trip on this island Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Islands • Parks
This park in Toronto is a haven for travelers looking to spend a fun-filled day in the great outdoors. Rent a bike at Centre Island Pier—which has fantastic views of Lake Ontario—and explore the park's many trails and paths. You can also have a picnic at Olympic Island while admiring the stunning views of the Toronto skyline. The kids will love the Centreville Amusement Park and petting zoo, too. In the evening, head to Hanlan’s Point Beach to catch one of the best sunsets in Toronto. The park can be explored on a bike tour of Toronto, which often includes other sights along the city's waterfront. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Niagara SkyWheel(6.312 reviews)from $12.68 - Wonderful views, day or night! Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM Amusement & Theme Parks
Soar 175-feet above Niagara Falls for the view of a lifetime! The Niagara SkyWheel gives riders a breathtaking panoramic view of this spectacular natural wonder from the vantage of climate controlled gondolas. Soak in the awe-inspiring scene year-round, day and night, in total comfort.See more..
4.0Clifton Hill(3.825 reviews) - Lots of fun stuff to do and see Amusement & Theme Parks
Amusement, entertainment and restaurant neighborhood located in view of Niagara Falls.See more..
4.0Canada's Wonderland(3.673 reviews) - A nice park with some good thrill rides. Spent More than 3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks
Located just North of Toronto, Canada’s Premiere Amusement Park truly has something for everyone. For thrill seekers, the park features 70 rides including 17 roller coasters and the all-new Yukon Striker, the world's fastest, tallest and longest dive roller coaster. And for families, the park includes 2 children areas with rides, games and live entertainment. In addition, cool off in Splash Works, a 20 acre water park or take in any of our world class live shows and special events. Each fall brings the return of Camp Spooky for kids and families by day, and Halloween Haunt's frightening attractions by night. And new for 2019, families can enjoy WinterFest, where the park will be magically transformed into a winter wonderland full of enchantment and holiday cheer.See more..
4.5High Park(2.286 reviews) - Enjoyable walk through the forest trails & by the lake Spent 2-3 hours Parks
Popular urban oasis offers a variety of outdoor recreation including ice-skating, baseball games, nature hikes and exploring the park's greenhouse.See more..
4.0Fallsview Indoor Waterpark(2.220 reviews) - Winter break fun Saturday: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Water Parks
The Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is located on the 20 acre Falls Avenue Resort directly across from Niagara Falls and is the ideal family vacation destination. Standing eight stories high & 3 acres in size, the park is hours of water fun for all ages. This Niagara Falls water park offers 16 thrilling slides up to six stories high, a giant wave pool, outdoor pool/sundeck, Private Cabana rentals, and the Beach House Rain Fortress with 1000 Gallon Tipping Bucket. The water park features indoor connections to Sheraton Fallsview, Crowne Plaza Niagara Falls-Fallsview and the Skyline Hotel.See more..
We stayed at the Embassy Suites which was a quick inclined railway down ($3) to the Welcome Center where this is based. We did the "journey Behind the Falls" 1st & this was right there. We waited 30 min. to get in (just missed the previous group), then advanced to see a short film on the history of the falls, then into a round room to see a 360 degree show on the falls. You stay dry in the middle. Kids really like it. As adults, so-so. Show isn't long. Wished the pre-bought vouchers didn't need me to wait on line to get tickets.See more..
3.0Marineland(1.747 reviews) - nice splash area Amusement & Theme Parks • Aquariums
The splash pad is one of the kinds. Must visit. We spent most of our day there. The park only sells year pass which is not friendly to people like us who live far away and will only visit once a yearSee more..
it was a rainy day in May 2022 when we visited, carrying umbrellas. It is clear that the site management and animators enjoyed their work and intended to provide a fulfilling experience. Our son was happy to watch the black powder drill (twice!). We explored the entire fort in about 2-3 hrs, if I recall correctly, reading the sign boards and talking with the animators. Good discussion in the kitchen, and rolling the powder cartridge papers; the rifleman answered all questions and the officer spoke knowledgeably about the battle history. All of the animators, actually, were happy to chat and answer, regardless that they were normally standing in the rain, kudos! (I think it was May 22/22, but will edit as necessary...)See more..
We were part of a bus tour that stayed in the Holiday inn next to the park. We also enjoyed a cruise on the Island Queen and there is a large marina next to the park. The park has plenty of benches and shady trees which is a relief from the heat. There is a large pool with water display. The park has a locomotive from the past. There is a tourist information center located in the former train station, under the station there is a washroom. Visited the information center where you can find out about tourist attractions in Kingston and there is a small gift shop where I purchased t-shirts. Great park and a nice place to relax and watch the small boats.See more..
I walked through Queen Victoria Park in May 2022. After crossing the Rainbow Bridge from the US side, I walked down near the river through Queen Victoria Park. First are the views of American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. Then you can continue all the way to Table Rock Welcome Centre where you can view Horseshoe Falls. The walk from Rainbow Bridge to the Table Rock Welcome Centre via Queen Victoria Park is very enjoyable.See more..
4.0The Great Canadian Midway(948 reviews) - So Much Fun and Laughter Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM Amusement & Theme Parks
70,000 square feet of fun is located one block from the Falls in the heart of Clifton Hill. Featuring over 300 games, the Great Canadian Midway entertainment complex is the ultimate Niagara Falls arcade — and so much more! Here you’ll find the best in interactive games, the Cosmic Coaster Motion Simulator and the spooky Ghost Blasters Dark Ride.See more..
4.5Point Pelee National Park(885 reviews) - Relax and unwind Saturday: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM National Parks
Established in 1918, this small yet popular park is home to a variety of trees and birds.See more..
4.5Niagara Glen Nature Areas(850 reviews) - Genuine Nature experience minutes from the Falls Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Hiking Trails
I was AMAZED by this place! Not much new ever happens at Niagara having visited over many years, but had not seen this before. Wow. Beautiful hiking trails right down to the rivers edge, multiple routes (suggest getting a paper map or downloading, there are a lot of interconnected trails.) Took some friends from Sweden here, they loved the hiking and access to the water, it helped that we had a gorgeous fall day, and entry was FREE! Not crowded, lots of nature and away from the tourist hustle(s). A couple notes, some of the trails a bit rugged, with elevation change of maybe 60 metres, might be a tough walk in flip flops or quite slippery if raining. My wife has replacement knees, so stayed at the top, but also enjoyed a couple walking trails and wildlife photography. I would suggest 1-2 hours.See more..
3.0LEGOLAND Discovery Center Toronto(787 reviews) - Grand-daughter's XMAS 2022 Outing Saturday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Amusement & Theme Parks
LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Toronto is an indoor, family experience with over 3 million bricks under one roof. Enjoy the Ultimate Indoor LEGO® Playground featuring 2 LEGO®-themed rides, a 4D cinema, Master Model Builder workshops, and more! Also check out Toronto’s iconic attractions made out of LEGO® in MINILAND. We are best for families with children between the ages of 3-10 years old. Pre-purchase your tickets online to guarantee entry to the Centre (tickets are limited) and use our priority entrance! We also have a Café on site which offers many delicious food options. Birthdays at LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre: Parties that your child will love! What’s the best way to celebrate your birthday? With a LEGO® themed birthday party at LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Toronto, of course! It will be a party you will always remember!See more..
4.0Nightmares Fear Factory(780 reviews) - Scary As F**K !!! Saturday: Amusement & Theme Parks
Visit Nightmares Fear Factory, Niagara Falls scariest Haunted House Attraction. Over 160,000 chickened out...will you? IT'S THAT SCARY!! Located on Victoria Avenue just seconds away from the Top of Clifton Hill. Directly across from Casino Niagara and walking distance to many Niagara Falls Attractions, Clifton Hill Tourist District, and the majestic Falls itself. Paid supervised parking is available. Open Daily from 11 AM. Call for specific daily hours.See more..
4.5Bruce Peninsula National Park(755 reviews) - Grotto newly reopened National Parks • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
When visiting Bruce Peninsula National Park, start your adventure at the Parks Canada Visitor Centre in Tobermory. Here you'll find information to help plan your visit including tips on where to go when the Cyprus Lake parking lots are full, activities for children, and recommendations on hiking trails. Don't forget the Visitor Centre also includes a natural history museum and just around the corner, a viewing tower and some great hiking trails. While you're at the Visitor Centre take in an Interpretation program. Other visitor attractions in the park include Singing Sands Beach, Halfway Log Dump with incredible views of limestone cliffs and boulder beaches, and of course the Grotto and Indian Head Cove near Cyprus Lake. Bruce Peninsula National Park also includes the popular Cyprus Lake Campground with 232 camp sites and 10 yurt accommodations. Please visit the park website for more information and links to the Parks Canada reservations website. July and August are extrememly busy times in the park so plan your trip accordingly and visit the park website for information on other attractions in the area, fees, hours, park regulations and safety tips.See more..
Really nice hikes in Arrowhead park. It was quite busy for end of October and some of the trails were very muddy (wear good hiking boots!) but we enjoyed ourselves. We did the Arrowhead lake trail (5km), the Stubbs Falls trail (1,5 in and out trail, one side is closed) and the Lookout trail (3km). We came for the Beaver trail, but it was closed due to flooding.See more..
5.0Lakeside Park Carousel(641 reviews) - A lovely slice from the past Amusement & Theme Parks
A relaxing, fun time. The grandkids didn’t want to leave. Us older folks appreciated the exquisite hand painted features, old time music. Young staff appeared pretty bored but... teenagers on a hot day. ♀️♀️ Thank you to the city and all founders.See more..
Beach area 3 contains a great dog beach. The sand is white and powdery soft, the beach is wide and the water stays shallow for ages with no rocks or seaweed, making it a very easy place for dogs or young children. The water was clean and clear. Parking isn’t cheap at the park, but if you have an annual pass to the provincial parks (highly recommended), it is free, and we easily found a spot even though it was a nice Sunday in August. There are restrooms available, and some grassy areas with a bit of shade for picnics. Since the water is so shallow, it is fairly warm. Our dog was leaping for joy.See more..
4.5Santa's Village(565 reviews) - Great place - needs water refill stations!!!! Spent More than 3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks
Welcome to Santa's Village and Sportsland! This popular family amusement park in Bracebridge, Ontario has been Santa’s summer home for over 50 years.Kids from 2 to 92 can spend the day cruising the Muskoka River, riding Rudolf's Roller Coaster or riding Santa's train.Test your driving skills in Sportsland on our Grand Prix go cart track. Batting cages, miniature golf or laser tag will challenge even the most experienced sports buff!!See more..
4.5Gage Park(538 reviews) - Magical Skate Trail Parks
It was so beautiful. In addition to lights on the trees, there were also huge light installations in the shape of a snowman, present box, ornaments, moose, polar bear and more! It was really magical to skate there. I can't believe it's free! There are washrooms and skate rentals. The zamboni went through when we were there so the ice was in perfect condition. I think the skate trail is around 350-400m long and it's a loop. It was busy on a Saturday evening, but not too crazy. My family loved it and and we will definitely come back!See more..
4.5Victoria Park(505 reviews) - Serene and peaceful city park Parks
It was peaceful and serene around 6 pm when most folks were taking a break to have dinner, we toured around the park and enjoyed the sunshine shimmering on the water and all the green surrounding it. The Swans were there too if you look at the picture you will see them at the far right in the water in background. We sat on the park bench and daydreamed as tge world went by. We then found the home we purchased in Waterloo that same day so we can come here as often as we like.See more..
4.5Sleeping Giant Provincial Park(502 reviews) - My new favorite Provincial Park in Ontario step 2 on an 8 park Odyssey National Parks
Located on a rugged peninsula of thick forests, several lakes, and high granite cliffs, this scenic wonderland offers nature walks, camping and fishing activities.See more..
4.5Pinery Provincial Park(489 reviews) - Here comes the sun, a beautiful beach day Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Parks
Spent the day at Pinery Provincial Park first time ever, the entrance to the beach was a good 8km with a nice view of all their trails and lake. Much respect to the crew who keep the place clean! The water was a little chili but on a hot day it's bliss, A reservation was advised by the staff for the next visit. Just a beautiful little spot.See more..
4.0Storybook Gardens(487 reviews) - Clean fun for the kidlets Spent More than 3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks
Storybook Gardens is a storybook themed outdoor park owned and operated by the City of London Parks and Recreation Department. Opened in 1958, Storybook Gardens provides a fun day of play and learning for families with young children. Park features in the summer season include several outdoor play structures, six amusement rides, a large splash pad, a sand and water play area, and music and dance at the outdoor stage. Open year round, the park also offers winter skating on the beautiful 250 metre outdoor skating trail. Storybook Gardens has been voted "Best Tourist Attraction" in the London Free Press "Best of London" readers poll for four years running, and has twice been awarded the "Best Value, Family Attraction" award by readers of WestJet's Up! magazine.See more..
4.5Springbank Park(474 reviews) - Beautiful setting Spent 1-2 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Playgrounds
I travel across the city just to walk in this park because it's so peaceful, even with the odd biker and other people. Your walk, from the Guy Lombardo museum and heading south, takes you right along the riverside, so a very relaxing view with geese, ducks and other birds here and there, and benches along the way for a rest. I love it.See more..
Walking close to the lake is very therapeutic. Early morning is best, especially if you catch the sunrise. when there are clouds in the sky it's usually a spectacular sunrise. The bird life is very active on the lake, river and shoreline. Occasionally you can catch a glimpse of the resident heron. There are picnic tables, very popular on weekends. Benches to contemplate the world going by. Some enjoy fishing, walking the dog, children riding trikes, runners etc. It's a park for everyone, anytime.See more..
Huge green space overlooking Kempenfelt Bay that includes a spacious sandy beach, a long wooden boardwalk and a children's playground with an array of play structures. The beach is big enough to require 5 lifeguard chairs (currently off-season so no lifeguards on duty). The wide boardwalk provides unobstructed views of the water and can easily accommodate 2 people walking side by side on either direction. The playground here is literally a kid's paradise--aside from the usual swing, slide and monkey bars, there are climbing walls, zip line and more. The landmark fountain was already turned off when we visited on Oct 22, Sat. We kept mostly to the waterfront trail but could see that Centennial Park has shade trees and picnic tables. The only negative I can think of about this place is the outrageous parking fee, $10/hr or maximum $50/day. If one is willing to park further away, there are cheaper alternatives (even free on weekends) closer to downtown Barrie.See more..
4.5Bell Park Walkway / Boardwalk(452 reviews) - Great walk! Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks • Parks
What a great place to see in Sudbury. The path is not flat - nothing in Sudbury is : ) BUT the "hills" are not big at all. A great boardwalk what can be a very peaceful and beautiful lake. When the wind picks up or boats zoom by it's a bit noisy. There are three beaches, the main one very sandy and a great hidden gem!See more..
4.5Victoria Park(440 reviews) - A Park for All Seasons! Parks
Located in the very center of London, Victoria Park is truly a park for all seasons! At this time of year, there is free ice skating. It is lit up for the Christmas season and there is a New Years Eve celebration! A fun venue for the children and there are lots of places close by to pick up a drink or a snack. Concerts and festivals abound in the summer months bringing tourists from far and wideSee more..
We went camping for the 2nd time to Killbear. This is an exceptional park. A lot of things to do, a lot. They have a lot of sandy beaches to choose from so it does not get too busy or too crowded (the day use beach is not nicest though). A lot of people bike and they have a lot hiking trails. The Twin point trail is very easy to hike. Harold's point is my fave but it is kind of tricky to climb (or going down to). The Lighthouse trail is also a bit hard (for a not so athletic person like me) but there is another easier way to the lighthouse if u r coming fr the lighthouse beach. We were able to view the sunset fr granite saddle rocks but there r other location to view the sunset. Beaver dam rocks are spectacular. Our campsite (1049 granite)is big, very close to the beach and washroom. We will never get tired of going to Killbear. It is THAT awesome.See more..
3.0Wet 'n' Wild Toronto(437 reviews) - Not best for adult only trip Spent More than 3 hours Water Parks
Wet'n'Wild Toronto is located in Brampton, Ontario. Opened in 2017, after a $30 million dollar renovation from the previously closed Wild Water Kingdom in 2015, the 100-acre (0.40 km2) park is located next to the Clairville Reservoir, Clairville Conservation Area and the Humber River (Ontario). The park has a variety of attractions, including water slides, a wave pool, lazy rivers and a variety of kids' pools. The park focuses on a resort-style experience with lots of lounge chairs, private cabanas and is also home to a number of bars and food outlets . Rides at Wet'n'Wild Toronto include Carribean Chaos, Krazy Kanuck, Bear Foot'n Bay, Oh! Canada, Klondike Express and many more.See more..
4.0Bronte Creek Provincial Park(413 reviews) - good place to bike with dog Spent 2-3 hours Parks • Hiking Trails
Provincial Park - we are near by and natural. Located between Oakville and Burlington, Ontario. Great place to test our your camping skills or equipment. 145 electric service sites, filling and dumping station, laundry equipment, playgrounds, yurts, programs (summer), trails and a leash free area. Campers use 3201 Upper Middle Road W. During stay campers have access to day-use area (off Burloak) but my drive 6-11km to separate entrance. Day-use area off Burloak Drive has been a family favorite for decades. 13 km of trails, 11 reservable picnic shelters, children's play barn and farm, 1,8 acre outdoor swimming pool (additional fee), family and group education programs. In the Winter enjoy cross country skiing or snowshoeing. Annual events include: Maple Syrup Festival, Springtime on the farm, Ghostwalks, Camper Halloween and Victorian Christmas. Please refer to official website for details as this information could be stale.See more..
4.5Canatara Park(378 reviews) - Absolutely stunning Parks
We took two days to try to explore the park. I think we still did not do it justice. We drove by the shores to be greeted by a blue heron peacefully wading in the lake. 5here were tons of other wildlife and the kiddies farm was open on the second day. 5his was a treat for the kids. Although I did have fun watching the llama. We lingered long enough to spot turtles. And lizards and a million frogs. For a self guided tour we were grateful to spot so many animals in their natural habitat. And to think all that was free. See more..
On this occasion I decided to stick to hiking (no canoeing). I did three of the hikes - The Crack, the Chikanishing Trail and the Granite Ridge Trail. I did these all in one day because of time constraints, which was pushing it a bit. If you are reasonably fit you should be able to do two of them in a day, if you are inclined to do so. As advertised by the Provincial Park, there is some steep rock scrambling at the end of the Crack. My favorite hikes were the Crack and the Chikanishing which have stunning scenery. The Granite Ridge is also a beautiful hike but, in my opinion, not as spectacular as the other two. If you are planning on head out early in the morning then I recommend that you purchase your Provincial Park entry permit the previous day, as the office at the visitor center only opens at 8.30am.See more..
The park has paths that take you through some wooden areas and by the water. There are a lot of animals to be seen, no need to observe long, they are simply everywhere from local birds, to squirrels, chipmunks, geese, ducks, etc. Although I didn’t do it myself, I noted that people bring sunflowers sends and leave the, in the woods which prompts lots of activity for the fauna. It is beautiful and fun for everyone.See more..
4.5Major's Hill Park(359 reviews) - Beautiful Park with some gorgeous views Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Parks
This pretty park is located near several museums, churches and the Ottawa River.See more..
4.0Presqu'ile Provincial Park(333 reviews) - Great day trip adventures Saturday: 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours State Parks
My friends and I were staying in a cottage nearby and thought to venture out to this park. It’s cost us $21 per vehicle to gain a one day pass. There are many different parts of the park you can go to. There are beaches, the lighthouse, the marsh boardwalk and countless trails!! There are washrooms in the building at the front of the park and then there are many outhouses throughout the park. This place was great for a day trip.See more..
Great waterfront park. Very well maintained. Fun to watch the boats come and go. Fun to see all the various aged people strolling around the park an also utilizing the benches and picnic tables.See more..
Very nice park to walk or bicycle in. There were also some people fishing off of the bridge and along the shore. Lots of parking. The one negative issue is the number of geese that are around the lake. The amount of pooop they leave behind is a fair bit.See more..
4.5Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve(305 reviews) - The Johnson Lake Group Campsite Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Forests
Ontario's hidden outdoor recreation, education and entertainment gem. Haliburton Forest, is a unique, privately owned forest located on over 100,000 acres of rolling hardwood forests, beautiful lakes, meandering rivers and extensive wetlands in the Haliburton Highlands of central Ontario, 3 hours north of Toronto. An outdoor lover's paradise, Haliburton Forest, features wilderness adventure activities including the Wolf Centre, the Walk in the Clouds forest canopy tour, groomed snowmobile/atv trails, mountain biking, dog sledding, fishing, hiking, astronomy, wildlife observation, wolf howls, natural history presentations, guided experiences, wilderness camping and accommodations, and an array of educational programs.See more..
4.5Queens Royal Park Gazebo(300 reviews) - Great View of History ! Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 1-2 hours Parks
If only this spot could talk. Sitting in the gazebo, looking across the river, is a fantastic view of Fort Niagara on the U.S. side. To your left, a view of Lake Ontario, all the way to Toronto. To your right, about 1/2 mile is Fort George, on the Niagara River. Lets step back in time. Can you imagine watching the battles that took place between these two forts . . . from the front row ? Now back to the present, the Gazebo is located in a small park, right on the Lakes edge. It's a great place for photo-ops but in Winter, it's a bit chilly down there ! Just below the platform is a stone with a great saying on it, "Have you made someone's life BETTER today"? Words to live by.See more..
4.5Awenda Provincial Park(296 reviews) - Beautiful hiking with views over Georgian Bay. Saturday: 8:30 AM - 11:00 PM Parks
Beautiful place for a fall hike. The trails are well marked and all start from a central parking lot because the camping areas are closed for the fall. The are maps, washrooms, picnic shelters and warm up buildings. The trails are beautiful and there were still lots of leaves on the trees for so late in the season. There is a nice long dog beach for those coming with their puppers. We went mid week and it was not crowded at all. We did see people riding their bikes, canoeing on kettles lake and just enjoying the day. We can’t wait to come back in the winter for snowshoeing or cross country skiing.See more..
4.5Bon Echo Provincial Park(294 reviews) - Beautiful park with camping, hiking, boat rentals Parks
Beautiful park on Mazinaw Lake with camping, hiking, and Indigenous pictographs (that range from 300 to 1000 years old) painted on the huge rock cliffs in the park. We rented a canoe on an August Friday... they were sold out when we walked by on Saturday. You can rent canoes, kayaks, or SUPs for 4, 8, or 24 hours. The Visitors Centre is a gorgeous old cabin from the Bon Echo Inn dating back to the 1920s. Campsites seemed nice with a decent amount of privacy. Trails were a bit buggy so be sure to take your bug spray and then go for a refreshing swim in the lake afterwards! A little shop and cafe offer souvenirs, drinks, baked goods, ice cream, etc. A couple of trails we wanted to do were closed due to wind damage from a storm in May. A beautiful park!See more..
4.5Bayfront Park(290 reviews) - Excellent for Walking Parks
Bayfront is a great place to come with friends, couples or family. The scenery is very soothing and appealing to view because it is surrounded by water. I usually come here for exercise in the spring and summer time. It has long paved trails for you to take a walk or jog around. In the summer it also has food trucks. There are washrooms located at this park and a large parking lot to park your car free of charge. I recommend this park for people who live in Hamilton and for people who live out of town and want a change of scenery.See more..
4.5Spencer Smith Park(278 reviews) - bummed out because no parking - I'm elderly. Spent 2-3 hours Bodies of Water • Parks
Gorgeous park built right at the water! Always lots to see and do here, great playground for the kids. Super super clean park great for large family picnics.That being said....the biggest downside to this park is the restaurant right beside it. This park has very limited parking and most needed for the elderly and children but when the restaurant parking is full all of their patrons park in the park parking lot! This should not be allowed and restaurants owners don't care as long as people keep coming in and buying their junk!I tried to visit the park the other evening but could not get any parking anywhere for line ups of restaurant patrons waiting for park dwellers to leave so they could rush right in then mosey over to the restaurant. I will be making complaints to the city as well to have this nonsense stopped!But Spencer Smith park is so beautiful and a park to check out - hopefully without having to walk ten miles to get to it!See more..
4.5Queenston Heights Park(276 reviews) - Got to climb the stairs of Brock Monument! Saturday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites • Parks
We lucked out and hapened to be there during the anniversary of the battle of Queenston Height during the war of 1812. Great job by the reenactors plus they had the monument open and we were able to climb the narrow spiral staircase to the lookout at the top. Very cool. Well worth it.See more..
4.5Harrison Park(273 reviews) - Beautiful amenities! Parks
Harrison Park is an urban dream, with more than 40 hectares of streams, trails, gardens, playgrounds, forest and green space in the heart of Owen Sound. Often called our "jewel in the crown," the park features dining and recreation facilities, a full-service campground, boat rentals, a bird sanctuary, mini-putt, basketball courts, a pool, and an open-air rink.See more..
