Perfect Beach for Dog Lovers and Shallow Water Fun! Turkey Point is hands down one of the best beaches I’ve visited, especially if you love shallow water and want a peaceful, low-wave experience. The water stays shallow for such a long stretch, making it perfect for wading and playing, especially with my dog. I love how I can play in the water while my dog swims around—it’s ideal for both of us to enjoy. The calm water and gentle waves make it a relaxing spot for families and pet owners. Highly recommend Turkey Point for a laid-back beach day with your furry friend!

An excellent experience. The Wilderness suites were well equipped and cozy. I was a bit surprised how close together they were - It didn't really impact our experience, but be aware that your neighbors are going to be close. The restaurant was exceptional with a great menu and super attentive and personable servers. The local beers were also a highlight.

We had such a wonderful experience thanks to Mac, whose excellent service truly stood out. He connected with us right away, reading our preferences effortlessly and offering spot-on recommendations. We later learned he had just graduated from teachers college—no surprise there! His attentiveness, ease with people, and natural ability to engage will no doubt make him a fantastic teacher wherever he goes. Mac went above and beyond, quickly offering water for our fur baby who joined us at our outdoor table, and was just as prompt with small touches like extra lemons, limes, and condiments that made our dining experience even more enjoyable. We loved everything we ordered, especially the Fire Grilled Skewer Platter, which Mac mentioned was his favourite—and it didn’t disappoint! The chicken, shrimp, and pork were grilled to perfection and beautifully seasoned, complemented by house-made sauces and a fresh sumac salad. We also enjoyed the Cranberry Blue Salad, a refreshing mix of greens, blue cheese, candied walnuts, and cranberries in a delicious raspberry vinaigrette, and the Chef’s Salad, a bold and spicy mix of roasted peanuts, red onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, and chili with a zingy peppered lemon vinaigrette. Thank you, Mac, for your warm hospitality and thoughtful service. We left full, happy, and looking forward to returning!

Visited the homestead on Family Day 2025 and my family and I had a great time. Brian, the tour guide, was informative and very knowledgeable. He had an answer for every question we had. He also was very patient with our two year old son who didn’t grasp the hands off concept at first. We visited right after a bad winter storm and the pathways around the property were very clear and safe.

Love this place. It’s quite magical during Xmas with the gorgeous Xmas lights. Beautiful in the summer with lovely gardens. The golden teapot on site has a lovely high tea overlooking the gorgeous gardens. Quite a special experience. The gallery is great and they do some lovely festivals and events throughout the year.

Today my wife and I went for lunch at Ramblin' Road Brewery Farm. This was my first visit to the brew farm. Thank you to a lot of you posting about their food. Mark Williams for giving me his insight on the food and beer, and Daniel Eynon for his insight from a business stand point why he supports them. I would also like to give a special thank you to our server Brooklyn. She was an absolute pleasure. Skilled, knowledgeable and efficient. She really helped make our overall experience even more wonderful. My wife and I started with a flight, wings, onion ring and their house chips and dip. I had the flight as she was driving and I wanted to try and see if I even can handle the taste of beer or not (I prefer whiskey, scotch, dark rum). Brooklyn helped me pick out a selection to try based on my non existent knowledge and likeness of beer lol. She however helped me learn the parts of beer I don't like and recommended 6 samples to try based off of that. I tasted a sip of each beer. Ranked them in order and by the time I was done my meal there. I had finished 5 out of 6 of the samples. The red was the only one I didn't finish. The wings were crispy and tender. Their house mild sauce made with beer(Roost PurebRED BBQ sauce). was flavourful with smokey notes that weren't overpowering. Everything was well balanced and I wish I ordered more. The onion rings were spot on. They're what I want when ordering an onion ring. The Chips & Dip..... Now listen. I have smashed metric tons of chips and dip in my life time. When I tell you to try the chip dip there. I mean bribe them for extra and thank me later. If I find this on a store shelf. All other brands are done. I want vats of that dip. On top of having one of the best kettle cooked chips on the market. This dip joins forces. Lays and Ruffles better watch their backs. Norfolk's very own is coming out swinging. Oh and if you have any extra dip you don't want. I'll gladly take it off your hands. For our main. We tried a pepperoni pizza, the grilled cheese of the day, soup of the day, beer bread, Red Pepper Express Burger and Ragin Bull corned beef on a bun. My wife loves red pepper jelly. So this burger was her first choice. She let me have a bite. It's a solid well rounded burger. Balance of flavours and textures and my wife had dill pickle seasoned fries with it. She was in her glory. I tried the Ragin Bull. This sandwich from reading it gave off some Katz Deli(New York) vibes. This definitely had that traditional NY deli corned beef sandwich soul to it. I got mine with dijon mustard on it and was very happy. This was not what you might remember growing up. The soup of the day was cream of mushroom soup. I paired it with an order of the beer bread. ate what I could of it as by this time I was getting full. The Grilled cheese was mind blowing. The balance of apple butter with, chicken, bacon, brie, caramelized onion and balsamic vinegar. This needs to be a permanent menu item. Then I managed to try a slice of pizza. I can't do it the justice it deserves as by this time I was so full. I drank beer I didn't know I would like and wish I had 2 more stomachs to try more food and beer lol. But that slice was good. If I ordered beer and pizza while sitting there with friends. That pizza would hit the spot for sure. I also had to hit up the store there as well. Had to get more chips, peanuts and some apparel to wear and represent as many great local businesses as I can.

Came here to see one of the best productions of Jesus Christ Superstar — absolutely incredible. The cast, staging, and sound were top-notch. This venue consistently hosts excellent theatre. A fantastic place to enjoy live performances!

HMCS Ojibwa Museum is a must-visit! The submarine's rich history and detailed tours are fascinating. Excited to hear that starting June 19, it's open 7 days a week from 11am-4pm. Don't miss it - be sure to arrive before 3:40pm for the last tour. Highly recommend exploring this piece of naval history!

Port Burwell is probably my favourite provincial park in Ontario. I know it doesn’t have a ton of amenities but it is absolutely the best park if you want to be in a quiet calm place. The beach is beautiful and has the best sunsets. Personally I have gone during long weekends then stay a whole week after and it is just the most relaxing place to be! Highly recommend this park if you want to relax in peace and quiet.

A nice and peaceful place to relax after a long day at work. It’s perfect for spending time with family and friends. You can enjoy the quiet view, take a walk, and breathe in the fresh air. Kids can play, and you can bring your dog for a walk too. It’s a great spot to talk, laugh, or just

I cannot explain how happy visiting here makes me feel. The pecans and cashews are to die for. The spices are beyond reasonable and affordable. Amish popcorn turned me into a popcorn snob. The staff are very helpful. The variety of everything is insane. Store is organized and always clean.

This heritage train journey offers a delightful way to experience the beauty of the countryside. The picturesque views from the train are truly captivating, making it a memorable experience. The friendly and informative staff enhances the trip, providing interesting insights and anecdotes along the way. The hop-on hop-off feature allows for flexibility, giving passengers the freedom to explore different locations at their own pace. The train itself is a marvel, with its vintage charm and comfortable seating. The attention to detail in maintaining the train's historic character is impressive. As you chug along the tracks, the scenery outside changes, revealing green and beautiful farms, agricultural fields, and perhaps even a glimpse of some polutry animals. The personalized service adds a warm touch to the experience. The staff are knowledgeable, courteous, and happy to assist. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking for a relaxing day out, this heritage train journey has something for everyone. It's a unique blend of historical charm, scenic beauty, and personalized service. Highly recommended for those seeking a few relaxing hours with a unique scenic beauty. Overall, a wonderful experience that will leave you with lasting memories.

I recently saw Misery at St. Jacob’s Playhouse and really enjoyed it! The acoustics were excellent, and the intimate size of the theatre means there isn’t a bad seat in the house. I was especially impressed by the clever set design. The way they created the different rooms of the house was so well done. It was also really crafty how they managed Paul’s movement around the stage in his wheelchair during the scenes. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing more shows here. If you want to escape the chaos of heading into Toronto and avoid the overpriced tickets of most Mirvish shows, St. Jacob’s Playhouse is a fantastic alternative - great performances, reasonable prices, and a charming local atmosphere.

Be prepared, you need an entire day to fully absorb this mall, it's absolutely enormous. The staff are so friendly and have so much energy. You have the option to take a basket or hand off items to staff to have held behind the front counter, leaving you free to shop with both hands. The three levels are absolutely full, hidden gems everywhere.

Pretty awesome park overall. There are lots of geese and ducks that are friendly, too. Designated baseball and soccer fields, lots of benches, and gazebos. Good parking and a skate park as well. Overall, it's the best city park I've been to.

Great farm. I picked a sunny warm day to visit. Corn maze is fantastic for exercise. Basketball, bowling balls and slides were fun for a 40 year old. Animals were so sweet and entertaining. Would love to see an adult night with local ciders and beer served. Food was ok but flies were relentless. Bathroom was clean. I always miss the pumpkin cannon show. I would love to see adult bikes (tricycles) for use around farm if possible. More selfie stands would be great especially at the Big Fall Fun sign. I go alone to visit the farm each year and it's very geared towards children. Would love a child free day and night each month with painting, wagon rides, vendors, dance (host a radio station to attend and such. Would be fun to see a few options for the child free demographic. Thanks for the fun day outside. Response to owner: I can't reply for some reason to your response about the children being heart broken over 1 day for an adult only event. Sorry for the suggestion. I'm not from your area to organize this but would attend a child free event if it were available. Example: I enjoy East Park Waterpark Adult only events each month of the summer in London. The attendance was alarming because the demographic is so large and often ignored. Single people looking for a place to happen outside of the city is a suggestion. I'll leave that with you to navigate or ignore

The acoustics, stage lighting and effects were amazing. The theatre is beautiful. The only complaint that I have was that because of the remote location by the river, it is difficult for seniors with mobility issues to have a choice of places to eat. Therefore the theatre’s restaurant has a monopoly on food and was over priced.

Saw Anne of Green Gables this past weekend. The interpretation was incredible; keeping in line with the main story but adding a new, modern twist. As well, there were lots of comedic and heartfelt moments. The acting was brilliant and the set perfectly done to reflect each time period. The Avon Theatre is a beautiful theatre, with comfortable seating, washroom facilities that were plentiful and moved quickly. There is also a good-size shop onsite if you are looking for show merchandise.

Nice bit of history in our own backyard. They have a great group of volunteers some in period costumes that help illustrate what life was like back in the day. The property has been set up as a walkable village and live museum.

Victoria Park is truly the heart of London! This beautiful green space offers something for everyone—whether you’re taking a relaxing stroll, enjoying a picnic, or attending one of the many festivals hosted here throughout the year. The park is well-maintained, with plenty of benches, walking paths, and shady trees. In the summer, the festivals and concerts bring so much energy, while in the winter, the holiday lights display is magical. There’s also a great play area for kids and plenty of open spaces for activities. The central location makes it an easy stop for both locals and visitors. If you’re in London, I highly recommend visiting Victoria Park—it’s a gem in the city!

Canada Life Place (formerly Budweiser Gardens) is a solid venue in downtown London, Ontario. It’s smaller than Toronto arenas, which makes it easier to get in and out, and the views are good from almost every seat. The steep seating helps you see over the crowd, even when people are standing.    The arena hosts a mix of concerts, sports, and family events. Recent shows include Avril Lavigne, Sum 41, and Sarah McLachlan. It’s also home to the London Knights hockey team, who have a strong local following.   One downside is the sound quality—some say it’s too loud and muddy. Bringing earplugs might help.  Ticketing can be tricky. It’s a cashless venue, and tickets may not show up in the regular Ticketmaster app. Using Google Wallet or the London-specific site is your best bet.  Overall, it’s a convenient place to catch a show without the hassle of bigger city venues.

Grand Bend Beach is beautiful, a wide stretch of white sand and stunning blue-green water. It was our first time swimming in Lake Huron and it was a great experience! The beach was peaceful in the morning and got livelier in the afternoon, which is expected in mid-summer. The nearby Main Street had plenty of great restaurants to enjoy. We had a wonderful stay and would definitely come back.

My boyfriend and I visited the Pinery this fall for a quick camping trip, and we were absolutely captivated by the beauty of the area! Our campsite was just a short stroll from the stunning shores of Lake Huron, where the dunes and unique shoreline left me in awe. The park itself was incredibly well-maintained, with clean facilities and plenty of activities to enjoy throughout our stay. On our last day, we ventured out for a hike, soaking in the peaceful surroundings and breathtaking views. It was the perfect getaway, and we’re already looking forward to returning to this little slice of paradise!

A Fascinating Step Back in Time – Perfect for Curious Minds! We visited the Huron Historic Gaol as part of our family trip to Goderich, and it truly exceeded our expectations. From the moment we stepped inside, we were transported back in time. The self-guided tour was well-organized, with informative signage and interactive displays that even kept our kids engaged and curious. The architecture and preservation of the building are impressive. It’s amazing to see how much of the original structure and design has been maintained. The old cells, guard rooms, and courtroom gave us a real sense of what life was like in the 1800s—both for the prisoners and the staff who lived there. The stories of the inmates, especially those involving women and youth, were eye-opening and led to some great conversations with our older children about justice, history, and society. What stood out the most was how the gaol is not just a historical site but also a deeply human one. It reflects the evolution of the Canadian justice system and how rehabilitation and human rights have progressed over time.

One of the top places to visit when in Goderich.What a incredible view from the Menesetung Bridge. The Menesetung Bridge was the longest bridge in Ontario at the time of its construction and is a fine example of a typical Canadian Pacific Rail bridge. The seven spans each measure 104 feet in length and 12 feet in width, creating a total length of 750 feet. Parking is available at the base of the bridge.

It was amazing! Great camping sites, great views! Plenty of parking space, staff are nice! If u r here, go to the beach! 100% worth it! They got a playground for kids, most importantly dog friendly! You can bring them to the beach as well. In a word, it's perfect!🥰

THE BEST POUTINE WEST OF QUEBEC!!! Seriously this was the best poutine I have had the pleasure of eating in over a decade. Everything is on point. The fries were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, delicious delicate gravy and the show stopper was the fresh squeaky cheese curds piled high. We don’t live locally and we’re passing through…it’s been in the back of my mind to make a trip back here just for the poutine.