The 16 best national parks around Niagara Falls

This was mine and my brother's first time in Buffalo coming to Niagara Falls. When I say this place is beautiful, it is amazing here. We went during the day time so it was decently crowded but not like how I had expected it to be. The park is plenty big and I like that there were easy to read and navigate signs all over the place. It was super cool to see the divide between the US said and Canada. It was funny to see how there are certain spots that people can go to for great pictures and not go across the border. We did see guided tours along the walking paths, but we choose to do our own exploring. We got to see the ferries that takes people close up to the water. I highly recommend buying tickets well in advance because they were sold out online (not sure about in person). Overall a great trip very blessed to have the opportunity to come and see the falls. I wouldn't mind coming and staying for 1 night to see the falls with lights. Such a great time.

Lifetime experience.. you will definitely try to visit once in your life.. My experience is beyond the words not just a photogenic or falls is beautiful but also falls generate electricity. Maid of the mist and cave of the wind are two different experience you will get.just casual walk on the falls are also great. Night fireworks are the best. Not only try to capture in your camera 📸 but also capture all that experience in your eyes too👀 you will feel peace and you will most happy person at that moment...

🌿 My Visit to Niagara Falls State Park My visit to Niagara Falls State Park was an incredible experience filled with natural beauty, excitement, and unforgettable views. As America’s oldest state park, it beautifully combines nature, history, and adventure — offering the best vantage points to witness the world-famous Niagara Falls up close. Walking along the scenic trails and observation decks, I enjoyed breathtaking views of the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls. The sound of the roaring water and the refreshing mist in the air made the whole atmosphere magical. One of the highlights was the Maid of the Mist boat ride, which takes you right to the base of the falls — a thrilling, must-do experience. I also visited the Observation Tower, which provides panoramic views of both the U.S. and Canadian sides, especially beautiful during sunset. The park is clean, well-organized, and easy to explore, with clear signboards, picnic spots, and convenient shuttle services connecting major viewpoints like Goat Island, Cave of the Winds, and Luna Island. 📍 Tips for Visitors: • Arrive early to enjoy the falls with fewer crowds. • Wear comfortable shoes — there’s a lot of walking. • Don’t miss the evening illumination and fireworks over the falls. • Combine your visit with Cave of the Winds and Maid of the Mist for the full Niagara experience. Overall, Niagara Falls State Park is a natural wonder that truly lives up to its fame — powerful, peaceful, and unforgettable. 🌈💦✨

Amazing views! Beautiful, surreal and serene! Fall colors at its best display! Scenic trolley is so cheap just 5 $ and takes you to almost all the pimortant points! This place took my heart away! Information center at the entrance of the state park gives you all the details needed.

Beautifully kept park. Gorgeous sights. We hit it around lunchtime, so it seemed a bit crowded. The information desk personnel weren't very lively, nor energetic to help travelers. The dining desk served burnt pizza or generic sandwiches that were extremely expensive. It's recommended to eat (a lot) before you go. Hit this place up for the sights, not the amenities.

What a great time! We went in the end of October which is the off season so it wasnt crowded. Its was cold though. The US side isnt as interesting as the Canadian side... fyi. Very scenic. Clean. And there was a couple getting married right next to the Falls. So cute.

Absolutely mind-blowing experience! Niagara Falls is truly breathtaking in person. We did the Maid of the Mist boat ride, which was thrilling and gave us such an up-close view of the falls. The Cave of the Winds was equally incredible – feeling the power of the water right next to you is unforgettable! We also enjoyed exploring the souvenir shops, which had some really cute finds to remember the trip. At night, the falls lit up in vibrant colors looked magical and made for the perfect ending to the day. A must-visit destination!

What an amazing experience riding the Maid of the Mist! I was not sure what to expect but was absolutely loving it! Seeing the falls up close is really stunning. It will get a little crazy between the wind and water so prepare for it! Overall was a really fun and surreal experience! Would do again!

This is a fairly quick ride to the falls and back (about 20 mins). When you are close to the falls in the boat, you really don’t get great views because there is so much spray and/or it’s like being in a cloud. It’s fun if you want to get wet. Stay at the front on the bottom on the way out to get the most wet. Go to the back at the top to get the best views when heading back. Honestly We enjoyed the views from the Canadian side and above on the America side much better than from the boat but it was fun. It’s efficiently run. These lithium powered electric boats are new. There are only a few seats on the boat, but it’s so quick you don’t really need them unless you can’t stand 20 mins. The boat is remarkably stable even though there is so much water turbulence from the falls. I never felt unsteady. They provide you nice quality disposable ponchos. It cost $30 per person . There are many companies who sell you tours that include this but you can buy a ticket for just the boat .

I must admit I was hesitant to go. That was a good amount of money for a short boat ride and to see the waterfalls from a different angle but my wife talked me into it. Must admit it was a great experience. One gets an appreciation of the falls and the amount of water falling continuously from above. The tour was handled efficiently and the crew obviously knew how to handle the crowds and were experienced in handling situations. The views were breathtaking and everyone well behaved for the most part. After the boat ride were went up on the observation deck for more photos and views.

Visited during the beginning of October (they don't operate year round so be sure to check the schedule). This is a must do experience if visiting the Niagara Falls state park. How else can you get so close to the majestic waterfalls? I mean there's also Cave of the Winds but that's a more intense experience. I decided to visit during late afternoon so there wasn't much of a crowd. They load the ships every 20 minutes or so as each trip takes about 20 minutes. Definitely wear waterproof clothing or clothing that easily dries if you can because from the knees down, it will get soaked and maybe the sleeves too. I put my phone into a waterproof bag to capture the ride and a good thing I did because otherwise it would've gotten drenched. Tickets can be pre-purchased online or day of. Check the hours before visiting as they change depending on the season. An elevator took me down to the bottom where I got my poncho and lined up to board the ship. Apparently these ponchos are thicker than the ones at Cave of the Winds (so the rumors say). I made sure to pull the hood on tight and secured it with the plastic strings and it definitely held up against the waterfall winds! I got a blue one when I visited but noticed the next day, they were handing out red ones (twinsies with the Canadian Hornblower). Top deck is the spot to be to get the best experience. The ship brings us by one of the falls that has a light mist blowing towards us with a gentle wind. Then as we got closer to Horseshoe Falls, boy could I feel the wind and mist blowing my poncho around. My sleeves, pants and shoes were drenched and the water was blowing so fast at me that I could barely see! It was actually so much fun to experience! How else can I get this close to the falls? Wearing sunglasses also helped to keep some of the water out of my eyes. The ship stayed there for quite a while before making a U turn to head back to land. It really felt like I was in the middle of a torrential downpour. Afterwards, take another elevator up to the observation deck to get another great view of the Niagara Falls. Honestly this was so much fun, I definitely want to try the Canadian version too next time! And maybe Cave of the Winds (on Goat Island).

This is a must do at a reasonable price. This up close experience of the falls touches all of your senses! I took my 6 & 8 year old boys. It was a highlight of a month long trip. Ferries run regularly, are not overcrowded even during peak season, and while some of it was closed, there is a trail to view the side of the falls. Also, we prefer the American side. The general view from Canada is better on land, but the trails on the U.S. side have you in a more natural park like setting, it’s less commercial.

Literally one of the most fun experiences we’ve ever had. We lucked out and it was a beautiful 70° day in Niagara Falls. We decided to do the quintessential family trip on the maid of the mist and got our blue raincoats. Board of the ship and were blasted by 60,000 gallons of water per second. It is not an exaggeration. It felt like the wind of a hurricane. My kids and I were squealing with joy and soaking wet. They get you very close to the horseshoe Falls in a way that you cannot see from the shore. In fact, it’s hard to see because there’s so much missed and your vision is a little obscured. I totally suggest wearing sunglasses and crocs or some kind of rubber shoe. Our captain was awesome and did an amazing donut in the middle of the water. We actually thought we were turning back into the Falls one more time.

Went here in July and had an absolute blast — easily the highlight of our Niagara Falls trip. The whole experience is thrilling from start to finish. Ferries run every 20 minutes, and while the lines can get long, they move quickly and are very well managed. Each passenger gets a poncho, but you’ll still get soaked, and that’s exactly where the fun lies! The boat gets as close as possible to the falls, and the sheer power, wind, and mist are incredible. It gets very windy out there, so hold on to your belongings. Loud, wet, and unforgettable. An absolute must-do at Niagara Falls.

We come here every few years - simply amazing natural beauty. Spend a few mins as well by american falls... in the day you can catch rainbows off the rocks. Enjoy!

Love the falls, they are majestic, impressive, powerful, beautiful and fascinating. Only four stars because it's so overcrowded, crossing streets can take a while even tho the police is taking care of it. People are mostly extremely rude and pushy. Didn't even stop to push my kids out of the way.

I visited Horseshoe Falls this past weekend and it completely blew me away. The power and beauty of the falls are something you have to experience in person to truly understand. The mist, the roar of the water, and the sheer size of it all left me speechless. It was the highlight of my trip and something I’ll never forget. If you’re visiting Niagara Falls, make sure to take time to really soak in the view of Horseshoe Falls because pictures don’t do it justice.

Horseshoe is the largest of the three major waterfalls collectively known as Niagara Falls on the Niagara River. Approximately 90% of the water volume flows at Horseshoe, which takes its name from the long curved shape of the falls. Horseshoe falls is 820 metres in length and the falls are over 50 metres in height. You can view it best from the Canadian side at the viewing lookout directly beside Horseshoe Falls. From here you can watch from up close, nearly 2.5 million litres of water per second falling and crashing into the river below. The tremendous volume creates a beautiful spectacle accompanied by water mist that shoots upward a couple hundred metres into the sky. Visitors can also take boat rides on the lower Niagara River from both the US and Canadian sides, putting you directly beneath the Horseshoe Falls to experience the natural wonder directly from the water.

An absolutely breathtaking place that left me speechless. I could spend hours just watching the river flow into the falls. The sound of the crashing water is mesmerizing, and the sheer power makes you feel small in the best way. The mist is cool and refreshing and it sprays over you as you get close, adding to the experience. A natural wonder everyone should see at least once

As the largest and most powerful of Niagara’s three waterfalls, Horseshoe Fallsis a breathtaking natural wonder that leaves visitors spellbound. The massive 2,600-foot-wide curve of cascading water—with over 600,000 gallons per second, tumbling down—creates a thunderous roar. The vibrant rainbows dancing in the spray add to the magic, especially on sunny days. Whether you’re admiring it from the Canadian side (the best vantage point) or feeling its power from the observation decks, Horseshoe Falls is a must-see, bucket-list experience that truly defines Niagara’s grandeur.

Amazing experience. Getting to see the water, it was all amazing.

The Cave of the Winds was one of the most unforgettable parts of our Niagara Falls trip! The experience of standing so close to the mighty falls is absolutely thrilling and unlike anything else. The sound of the rushing water, the cool mist, and the sheer power of the falls make it an adventure you’ll never forget. Be prepared to get soaked from head to toe but that’s all part of the fun! They provide ponchos and special sandals, which are really helpful for navigating the wet wooden walkways. The Hurricane Deck is the highlight, where you’re right under the falls and can actually feel the force of the water pounding down just a few feet away. It’s both exhilarating and refreshing, especially on a warm day. Since this is a very popular attraction, I’d recommend buying tickets in advance and arriving early in the day to avoid the heaviest crowds. On busy weekends and holidays, the lines can get long. Overall, Cave of the Winds is a must-do experience at Niagara Falls. It’s exciting, adventurous, and gives you a completely different perspective of the falls up close. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or even solo, this is an attraction you don’t want to miss!

The Cave of the Winds is absolutely amazing. Worth every penny for this experience. You will get wet. Very wet. Bring water shoes. It starts with a gallery with some history of the Cave and Goat Island. This is followed by a short movie which helps you understand more history of the industries in the past. Then the main event, down to the Decks. The elevators are smaller but it is worth it. You are literally in the flow of both water falls. Just increible. The Hurricane Deck the best part. Go in and get wet. It is safe and the water is super clean. Bicycle racks nearby. Paid parking in effect. Tram stops out front. Get tickets in packages to save money. The path below has been recently repaved and decks have been repaired (Oct 2025). Overall the decks are in very good shape. Free clean washrooms at the top. It can be very busy during the peak season. Do not climb over the barriers. You're a goner. No Free WiFi.

One of best experience in my life! We got very wet because we went all the way to the end. But it was worth it. When else can you experience this? If you go here, go under the waterfall! Gather your courage and go! If it's very windy, wait for the wind to change! Wear non-slip slippers and short clothes so you don't get too wet. It's a wonderful, wonderful experience.

💦 My Visit to Cave of the Winds – Niagara Falls My visit to the Cave of the Winds was one of the most thrilling and immersive experiences at Niagara Falls State Park. This attraction lets you feel the true power of the falls up close — not just see them from afar. After taking an elevator 175 feet down into the Niagara Gorge, I followed wooden walkways that led right to the base of the Bridal Veil Falls. The closer I got, the louder the roar of the water became, and soon I was completely surrounded by mist and spray. Standing on the Hurricane Deck, just a few meters from the cascading falls, was absolutely exhilarating — it felt like standing in the middle of a tropical storm! The park provides a poncho and special sandals, but be ready to get drenched — and love every second of it. The experience is well-organized, safe, and an absolute must-do for anyone visiting Niagara Falls. 📍 Tips for Visitors: • Go early morning for fewer crowds and great lighting. • Wear quick-drying clothes and keep valuables waterproof. • The Hurricane Deck offers the best photo and video moments — but be ready for a full soak! • Combine this with Maid of the Mist and Observation Tower for the complete Niagara adventure. Overall, Cave of the Winds is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that lets you feel Niagara’s raw power — thrilling, refreshing, and unforgettable! 🌊🌈✨

What a cool experience seeing the falls up close! Prepare to get very wet! Even more so than the Maid of the Mist ride! Take your time and be careful walking! Lots of opportunities for great pictures here!

100% a great experience. We loved it!!! We weren’t prepared for how wet we would get but it was worth it. A couple of tips. I brought some sandals in a back pack and that was so nice because my wives shoes got soaked. The poncho they give you is sufficient for keeping you dry unless you have long pants and shoes on. I had shorts on and the bottom half of my shorts got wet. We just paid right at the entrance. It was easy. They take you through a museum that tells you about the history of the falls and you watch a short movie then they take you down the elevator to the walk path. It really didn’t take to long to go through the line and be on the path. You will love it just go.

This is one of the most amazing places in the world! I love those spot! It was and continues being a great part of my love story. It is a magical site that I fully recommend to anyone! Just bear mind that it is definitely better to visit it during weekdays as it is way too crowded during the weekend, which means finding a parking spot may be challenging and the wait times for the attractions may be long and too hot if you visit during the summer!

Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls is a beautiful garden location set among some of the prettiest scenery one is likely to find in Canada. It is swept with beautiful grass gardens that will charm you, nothing really feels out of place. It is the main area for viewing and experiencing Niagara Falls. Spectacular scenic panoramas of the Falls await you every day of the year Laced with lush gardens and winding paths, Queen Victoria Park is the front-row seat to the falls. It’s situated directly across the gorge from the cascades and offers some of the best vantage points to see the American and Canadian Horseshoe falls, and the more than 100 fireworks displays that illuminate the skies above the brink each year. Several popular area attractions, including Journey Behind the Falls and Niagara City Cruises, leave from the park grounds. There are not many places Canada that you could see such a display of nature, even the winter months have something beautiful to offer with stark, sweeping trees and branches gracing Queen Victoria Park.

A beautiful area to walk through, to admire the flower gardens, shrubs, trees and wildlife. A relaxing spot, where you can catch a view of the American Falls, or the Canadian Horseshoe falls. There are restrooms nearby, and spots to picnic. Sometimes a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of Clifton Hill.

Beautiful area to see the Falls. At night you can see fireworks @ 10pm and the falls light up. Area can be pretty crowded but that’s because the view is amazing.

Coming here for the first time was a wow moment. Tulips were in season and the backdrop- the falls. I saw patrolmen, maybe to ensure safety in the area. This is the middle of the fallsview trail area, so a good start to your sightseeing adventure.

Peaceful, clean, not too crowded in early hours of weekdays. You can enjoy a nice walk with a view of the falls. Parking is paid, $25 for an hour.

A really nice park which is a great spot to walk through and enjoy the outdoors. You can walk through this park at a quiet time and hear the shear power of the falls. Well worth visiting when in the area.

I walked to the park very early in the morning and less than a dozen ppl were out walking. I felt safe and it was a very nice view of the falls.

All I can say is what a spectacular view!!!! The park is huge, and the walkway all around the falls is perfect. The only reason why i gave it 4 starts is because the restroom there is, " All Welcome." It's unisex. I am not comfortable using the same bathroom with the opposite sex in there as well

The American Falls at Niagara Falls is beautiful and powerful to see up close. You can get great views from the Observation Tower and walk really close on the paths. It’s a peaceful and scenic spot. Though, often less talked about than the Horseshoe falls, it still is scenic and beautiful.

Love the falls but the rudeness of people takes the fun out. I do prefer to go on a weekday in winter when it's not crowded and you get actually to enjoy the falls with people who adore them and respect other human beings.

If you have not did this as a vacation. Im telling you to do this one. Actually you can do this vacation in two days. One day for each side. But the american side will do. Not expensive at all. Park never closes. Bring water shoes. You will get wet. I truly enjoyed this trip with my grandson. A lot of walking. I would start at one of the ends, then work your way to the other two falls. Bring some comfy shoes. Park food was not good. I loved the falls.

It was really an amazing experience in Niagara Falls! The three falls were majestic and wonderful as I was awe-struck by the waterfall flow. This is one of the World's Most Beautiful places you can ever go to. This is a natural wonder to the people that love exploring natural waterfalls.

Awesome place to visit in North America. One of the world's famous waterfalls, this brings you freshness, natural music and what not. Put this on your list but better to be there during peak summers. You could see and hear Canada quite easily!

We went exploring in the evening stumbled on free parking. The falls are absolutely beautiful at night.

My business trip did not allow me to stop and truly enjoy the wonders but what I saw was great and I plan to take my wife back to see it and actually enjoy it

Incredible contrast from falls to upstream. Great to enjoy nature. There is more to the river than just the falls

Long walk if you don't want to pay for entrance and parking, it's not expensive $25 total this time of year. My husband's GPS took us to town instead of the park, so be specific. Either way, totally worth it!

View of the falls is spectacular. You can do many activities nearby and lighting on the falls at night is more beautiful. Fireworks on special days makes the view more special

Best experience in Niagara my

It’s unforgettable experience,Not only with the Niagara River but also with the whole city. It’s stunning day and night. Worth every minute and every dollar i spent there.

Beautiful place. If you are in Toronto then don’t miss this. There are many eating joints and hotels nearby. Lots of activities to do for all age groups. Many souvenir shops but bit pricey as it is a tourist spot. You get to see some majestic views of US-Canada border and I feel view from Canada side is even better.

Definite Bucket List to do! Amazingly beautiful. I suggest the tour as you get to see everything there is in a few hours it’s about $120/ea

In summers it’s a best place a person can go to. Water showering every where, windy, pleasant view, rich history multiple cuisines options makes Niagara a perfect summer destination. I know everyone says Niagara view is best from Canada side but from US side also it was worth it because of made of mist ride. It was breathtaking experience. Overall I would definitely suggest you visit it once in summers.

The Bridal Veil Falls are on the Niagara Falls, New York side. They are part of the American Falls, but they are separated from the American Falls by some rocks and the freedom of water taking its way. They are beautiful. You can take a great view if you step on Luna Island. The complete area logistics is done by the Niagara Parks State Park. Highly recommended site.

Awesome!

Wonder of the world. Must visit. Great history. Awesome family time

Absolutely beautiful day and night. At Night they have lights on the falls. We were there for the last fireworks of the season.

Bridal Veil Falls at Niagara Falls Park is a truly enchanting and mesmerizing natural wonder! This stunning waterfall captivated my heart with its delicate veil-like appearance as the water gracefully cascaded over the rocks. The mist in the air added to the romantic ambiance, making it a perfect spot for couples and visitors of all ages. The accessibility and well-maintained pathways ensured a comfortable experience, allowing us to get up close and truly appreciate the beauty of Mother Nature. I can't recommend Bridal Veil Falls enough – it's a must-see destination for anyone visiting Niagara Falls Park!

Walking across the Rainbow Bridge was such a cool experience. The view of both the American and Canadian Falls is honestly amazing and way better than I expected. Crossing was super easy, just $1 to walk over, and customs didn’t take long at all absolutely worth it. If you’re visiting Niagara, don’t skip this spot❤️

So cool to be able to walk across to Canada conveniently when we visited the Niagara falls state park in NY. There was no line on a Monday afternoon first week of October so it was very easy to just walk over and no custom checkpoint till you reach the Canada side. Be sure to stop at the Canada Us boundary sign in the middle of the bridge. View of the falls was beautiful from the bridge and across on the Canada side. On the return, you pay $1 toll fee either by cash or credit card at the Canada side, and then go through immigration at the US side. There was a short line of people queuing up in the early evening.

Crossed the bridge from the US to Canada. Park on the US side at parking lot #1 and make the easy walk across. Border Patrol isn't until you reach the Canadian side, so stop on the bridge and take a million pictures. $1 return fee to the US and it must be in quarters/bills. Now I can say I walked to another country, how neat.

For one dollar, you can walk from the Canadian side across the bridge to the border in the middle. Be sure to have change for the ticket machine. The view is great. Definitely worth it. The way back is through the Canadian border control. So be sure to take your passport with you, otherwise you'll have serious problems.

Although the views are breathtaking, the people working the bridge have no manners, our road and emotionless. The motor went out in the window of my driver's side, and when I opened the door to hand them my passport, they made me shut my car off and were very rude to me. They got VERY personal.

We parked on the Canadian side of the Falls and walked over to the U.S side thru Rainbow Bridge to get to Maid of the Mist. It was a short walk on the bridge and you’re able to see nice views and take some pictures. The day we went, during the week, the line to get to the U.S side wasn’t bad but on our return, we waited about 40 minutes to get back to Canada.its a nice experience having to walk the bridge to get to both sides of the falls.

What a scenic bridge You can see both Canadian and American flags from distance . Even when you are on the main of the mist boat ride you can see it. It offer the stunning view of the Niagara Falls and Niagra Gorge not to mention both countries too

My husband and I visited this museum during our vacation in August. It’s a very laid out, information filled museum about the slaves and the Underground Railroad. We learned about history that we didn’t know about before. The staff were very polite and friendly. There is a fee for the museum, plenty of parking and a little gift shop too.

Our tour guide was amazing. She was so well versed in all of the stories and engaged the group very well.

We visited after a lovely lunch at Savor at the Niagara Falls Culinary Institute. We arrived just in time for the 2PM tour. It was very informative and we learned some interesting facts about the area's history. The tour was pretty long. I'm glad we did it, but I would have been just as happy to have wandered around ourselves, so keep that in mind if you can't be there during the tour times. Definitely glad we stopped in on our 1-day visit to the falls.

We attended the tour lead by Mr. Saladin Allah the Director of Community Engagement and it was awesome. There are no words to express the feelings that I walked away with and the knowledge of the fact that there are so many stories of resilience that have yet to be told. His enthusiasm made me enthusiastic and I want to learn more and more about the Underground Railroad.

Visit was further enhanced by our wonderful guide. She provided context that explained customs and traditions of the time. Highly recommend

Wonderful people and we were given a tour and history lesson.

This is a remarkable museum that sustains a very important part of our countries journey toward freedom from slavery. It's great for all ages and contains many captivating stories of the people who lived through these times.

Amazing service and care for customer. The dealership told me I needed $700 in recommended maintenance. Rosa looked on Carfax and found out that the work has been done recently (at the dealership) and still had 50k before needed. Did full inspection and gave me great advice. The whole team is amazing, helpful and informative. Highest recommendation.

These guys are A-bsolute LEGENDS!!! They were able to get me in right before a holiday weekend when I had car trouble while traveling across the country and they were kind enough to explain everything they were doing by showing me how things work on my car. They are incredibly thorough in their work and they make sure everything is done right. Can't recommend them enough!!! If you need car work done hit them up!

OMG!!!! I own an Audi Q7 and was scared of a mechanic taking advantage of me because of the car I drive. Rosa great awesome customer service and Joe!!! Wow great honest man and very knowledgeable. Absolutely amazing service and will be back for ANY repairs that need to be done on my truck. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Since moving to the area almost two years ago, United Auto European has been servicing my car. They have been quite thorough in analyzing issues I was having with my car, able to schedule my service in a very timely fashion and have gone above and beyond to accommodate me with various issues I’ve had with scheduling, picking up my car and warranty related. Their service is phenomenal.

Had a great experience here - my check engine light came on right before I had to leave for a road trip and they squeezed me in to take care of it even though they were busy. They stayed after hours for me to get the job done which was much appreciated! Rosa at the front was extremely friendly, explained everything to me, and it was overall a very pleasant experience. Will be back for any other issues that may come up with my vehicle!

This is my go to no worries shop. I've taken 3 different vehicles here for a heap of different issues/problems. What I like is they're not miserable and are always happy to do the work, explain the work and answer any questions you have. The one vehicle had a ridiculous amount of problems that needed to be found, diagnosed and fixed for it to pass inspection. I really like getting the quote/work order sent to you for review and approval BEFORE they do anything. I've had a shop in the past do work without even letting you know let alone sending you a quote first. I got a quote for work on my truck, it ended up taking longer than quoted, however they kept their word and it was only the quoted price. Would absolutely recommend them to anyone and will always use them for any work I need done.

I brought my car in for diagnostics because I was experiencing overall poor performance. I was greeted by Rosa who explained very thoroughly what they would do during the diagnostics and the pricing so there are no surprises. The mechanic sat in the passenger seat while I drove so he could fully understand the problems I was having which made me feel like they really cared. He then drove it as well with me in the car and could tell me right there a few things he noticed. When they finished the diagnostics a few hours later there were many problems found that I did not know about and it was very overwhelming but, they made sure to take the time to break it down and explain everything. They gave me a quote complete with all costs such as labor, tax, parts cost, etc listed in order of most important to repair to least so I was able to break it up into a few appointments. My car is already driving so much better and that’s important to me since I spend most of my time on the road! The team is so incredibly kind and knowledgeable I wouldn’t go anywhere else!

Amazing place to see and the park is super nice. Parking is way over priced at 38$ and I find it a little bit shameful. Normally a very touristic spot parking is around 15~20$ here they really milk the cow..... but other then that if you’re in the area it’s worth a stop if you wanna pay that much to park.

Be very careful ordering your parking passes through their promotion. It was communicated that I would receive two passes. The second license plate wasn't known and I was told it can be left blank as optional but one plate was needed. Lo and behold I was only sent one pass. I would never recommend purchasing that pass as it's administered without any integrity to what is being sold

The write-up in the paper said the Festival of Lights would change from a Christmas theme in December to a Winter theme until Feb. 21. It did not say the Winter theme would be a drastically scaled down version of the former. Also there is no place to stop and take photos without impatient drivers behind you.

DO NOT PARK ON THE GRASS, no matter how many other tourists have done the same. We parked next to several other cars on the grass, paid for 2 hours of parking at the meter ($10) and came back to a $30 parking ticket. There are no signs indicating you can't park on the grass. None of the officers on bikes were directing us otherwise. I feel like they take advantage of tourists' ignorance with this.

One of the best views where you can take a video of the Niagara Falls

Great job, concepts and staff all over the region. An important element should be added to Niagara Falls attractions which is a need for a well designed Canadiana mini zoo similar to that of High Park Toronto that shall be a real plus.

Stupidest system ever! Buy your tickets online to save nothing. Can't use the digital ticket for any of the attractions so you get to come line up for us to give you a physical ticket.

Niagara Falls has incredible history! The birthplace of contemporary life (electricity) and a huge player in the underground railroad to freedom!

A breathtaking view that everyone should experience

Beautiful~😍

So sad to see this building just standing here empty. Reawaken the Turtle!

Why was it built? What was it used for?