The historical society has done a first rate restoration on a number of buildings in Trinity! We toured the Lester Gardner House. The Garland family were a very successful & prominent British family who operated a large fishing fleet and processing operation in Trinity in the early 1700 ‘s. Their home was very elegant for its time!

Loved this trail. Did the whole thing..Was a short loop on the end but trail took a bit over 2 hours to complete. Beautiful scenery. Lots of beaches to explore.

We stayed one night there because we did not like to drive in darkness. The apartment we got was very nice and very clean. Coleen, the lady at the desk was unbelievably helpfull and did not mind to work overtimes. I used the chance to add one more golfcourse on my "played on the rock" list.

This is a wonderful trail. Be aware there are lots of stairs to climb when deciding to take this trail. Beautiful view of Clarenville and the water. There are plaques and a viewing binoculars. Nice spot to have lunch. You can also go further to meet up with the Shoal Harbour Trail that I will venture on today. Easy parking and trail is to the right at the edge of the woods. Enjoy!

Annual Tour De Summit fat bike ride is amazing.

This place shares so much history close to my heart! Loved the tour!

Beautiful relaxing sandy beach, lots of jellyfish though.

They schedule some wonderful evenings of entertainment. A cosy venue.

Just went to visit someone. Beautiful place. Has lots for kids.

Really nice. I was there for a visit and the cabins are amazing. It makes you feel like your out in the woods.

Loved our stumble upon this place! The owner, Kirk, was so friendly and spoke with us about the business and products. Everything is very fairly priced and you'll find something for yourself or as a gift, I'm sure of it. We couldn't help but pick up some nice glasses, some catnip, an ice bucket, and this great pelican "piece" 😆. They serve coffee and cookies (homemade!) and also have a bathroom in which you can buy what's on the walls. You will not be sorry to stop into this place on your drive across the shore.

Incredible amount of history and information shared. Gambo is beautiful and worth the short trip off of the main highway

Very scenic. Clean. Well maintained walking trail.

First time actually going to Thomas howe a few days ago, love the trails, it's a really good hike. It's great for exercise. There's a few different trails to take, boards telling information about trees, nice place to go not having to worry about crowds of people.

A small park with a lot of plaques depicting the various air disasters that Gander was unfortunately witness to. It was nice to stop here and read about these unfortunate events and also learn about Sgt Gander, the Newfoundland dog!

Though small this museum has an excellent timeline of history of aviation in the area. As Gander and it's existence is so based on the airport this is truly the story of Gander and all that has come to be there with the airport. From the idea of air travel across the ocean up to 9/11 and Gander's unique role, the museum gives a great look at how things there came to about and what the role of aviation was in it. A great stop in the area!

Have visited this park multiple times when travelling in gander. Is A beautiful park to have a picnic or take a walk around this beautiful lake with a great boardwalk. This is a must see for nature lovers in the gander area!

We went on a day where there was heavy fog but it was still worth it. Even though we couldn't view much from the top, seeing all the clouds passing below your feet is another surreal sight. Just remember that you may need to climb up lot of (well laid out) stairs. At certain sections at the top you will need to climb up over the rocks but there are guardrails in case it's windy out there. For your safety, I strongly recommend wearing good shoes with a nice grip. There's also a wishing well en route that they claim never dry up So my suggestion is, even if you see plenty of fog (which is common in certain seasons) you don't need to cancel. You will still get totally different experience. Plus if you sit out for a while fog may tend to go away too

Beautiful, well-maintained park that’s a perfect stop between St.John’s and the ferry terminal at Port Aux Basques. Lakeside spots are smallish but on the water. Other sites are large and private. We were in pull-through site 43, with 50-amp electric. Enough room to leave the car hitched, and secluded outside area for relaxing and dining. Nice beach and daily garbage collection at site. Friendly, helpful staff. Two downsides: 1) some noise from TCH, especially near the lake 2) no walking/hiking trails nearby

Stopped here. Beautiful scenery.

The room was clean and comfortable. Our host Wanda was fantastic. Could not have asked for a more welcoming and friendly person. Her breakfasts were the best start to a day. We had s wonderful 5 day stay.

We had the privilege of staying at your campsite and truly enjoyed the experience. The boardwalk around the pond is just amazing and now I realize what Newfoundlanders call a pond we call a lake (small lake perhaps). Just wanted to point out that there is a boardwalk going up to a beautiful lookout but unfortunately there are no signs or indication of the lookout path from the main boardwalk. I suggest adding a pretty sign and arrow to get more people up that way. Thank you !

Great views from the 5 lookouts including the tower. Upper tails are primitive but hike-able.

A well-organized museum showcasing different aspects of local culture and history. The exhibits centered around topics such as local trades and industries, and the Arm Lads Brigade, a paramilitary organization for young men and boys. The location of the museum also serves as a nice lookout point of the water.

We stopped by here while we were staying in Twillingate. They have many interesting wines all not made from grapes. We each tried a 5 wine tasting for $10 and we shared each wine so we each got to try 10 wines. We also tasted the Raspberry Screech wine for an extra $2. They give you a list of their wines from the dryer wines at the top to the sweeter wines at the bottom. We started with Vinland Red (Blueberry / Crowberry). It was nice and I did not find it that dry compared to some red wines made from grapes. Next was 3 Sheets to the Wind White made with Rhubarb. We both liked that one and decided to buy a bottle. We also tasted Funky Puffin (Blueberry / Rhubarb), Jellybean Row (Strawberry / Partridgeberry), Krooked Cod (Blueberry / Raspberry) which I liked all of them. Next we tasted Kiss Me Arse (Blueberry / Dandelion) which we both really liked so bought a bottle of that as well. We tasted Frig Off (Strawberry / Raspberry) and liked it but wanted to only bring back 2 bottle due to storage issues. We tried Moose Joose (Blueberry / Partridgeberry) which was the hosts favourite wine as it tasted like juice. The last wine of our 10 we tried was Half Cut (Dandelion) which we liked. We bought 2 regular bottles of wine of the 3 Sheets to the Wind White and Kiss Me Arse to take home with us. We also bought smaller bottles of Vinland Red and Vinland white to have with our dinner that night. I also purchased a blue t-shirt with some Newfoundland sayings on it that I liked. We had lunch sitting next to the Newfoundland Ponies then left to head back to our place. Come here for the great wine and the ponies!

Lovely museum featuring local history with examples of period furnishings, documents, photographs and objects portraying life in a Newfoundland fishing village. Charming informative displays in a period house. Fantastic gift shop with local crafts. Free, with voluntary contributions accepted.

They had 24 flavours of soft serve, it was hard to pick just one. I settled on Pina Colada and was not disappointed. Every bite tasted like I was drinking an actual Pina Colada! I went back the next day to try cheesecake soft serve and again they hit the mark. Every bite tasted like cheesecake, it was well mixed, very tasty, fantastic soft serve. They also have incredible fudge for such great prices. I struggled to pick flavours, they were all so delicious!

Very scenic trail leading all the way to the waters of the Atlantic ocean. The trail starts from LongPoint Lighthouse..difficult level is moderate to a little high..there are stairs in some areas and some areas are plain...some are steep..all in all a mix or everything which makes it all the more interesting.