Top 32 things to do and attractions in Cambridge

There isn't too much to see here, just a few small sculptures in the middle of the park and then a few metal ones to the northern side near the gardens.

I had the chance to visit it at night, and let me tell you, it was breathtaking! The way the lights illuminated everything around, it was like a whole new world. I honestly think it was even better than during the day.

I won't rate it much as Sculpture Garden. However, as a garden it's nice. There is a fish n chips shop in the premises.

Great space to explore, sit and relax or go fishing. The sculptures enhanced the experience and was amazed by the Oak tree planted in 1884.

Park is small and won't take up much time to see everything. BUT the new pedestrian bridge across the grand river is well worth the trip. It looks really cool lit up a night. Check it out for sure! =)

Cambridge Sculpture Garden showcases a variety of beautiful arts and sculpture created by many artists. There are a parking lot that you can park your vehicle and explore this beautiful garden. If you don't want to drive, you can simply walk through a beautiful bridge that connect from the Downtown Cambridge to the Sculpture Garden, which also gives you a nice view of the Grand River. Moreover, this Cambridge Sculpture Garden is free of charge and it offers benches and picnic tables for your family outdoor fun.

An incredible place to visit. Breathtaking view of grand river.

First off, the reservations — you have to book a time slot online and pay for tickets ahead of your visit. They clearly state they may turn away walk-ins if it’s busy. Understandable, since the butterfly area is small, and they don’t want to overcrowd it. On the plus side, parking is free and there’s plenty of it. Inside, there’s a small cafeteria and even a little playground for kids. The entrance leads to a small welcome area, and then you pass through double doors into the butterfly conservatory. The space is kept warm and humid for the butterflies — which feels nice on a cold winter day, but on a sunny day I was sweating buckets. There are lots of butterflies, and if you’re lucky one might even land on you. Now the downsides: the arena is very small. You can easily see the whole thing in under 15 minutes. For the size, the ticket prices feel steep. They don’t allow outside food, which is tough considering many visitors are families with kids, and there’s no designated area to sit and eat your own snacks anyway. If you’re a larger family with kids over 2, expect to spend quite a bit between tickets and the cafeteria. Overall, it’s worth visiting once for the experience, but don’t stress if you skip it — you’re not missing a full-day adventure.

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Butterfly Conservatory. It was quite easy to tour around the facility. The building is very accessible for people who might require wheelchairs too. The variety of butterflies and birds is quite astounding. I really enjoyed seeing the Nicobar pigeons. I’d recommend the butterfly conservatory for people who might be on a date, also if you’re single it’s a lovely place to visit too.

I recently went to a wedding at the Butterfly Conservation in Cambridge, and it was such a unique and beautiful venue. Being surrounded by butterflies and lush greenery made the whole day feel magical and intimate. It’s such a peaceful setting — perfect for a wedding which is what I was there for. The staff were kind and helpful, and everything felt really well taken care of. It was such a special experience, and I can’t think of a more memorable place to celebrate a wedding.

Such a beautiful and relaxing place to visit! The Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory feels like stepping into a tropical paradise right in the middle of the city. The moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by warm air, lush greenery, and butterflies flying all around you – some might even land on you if you’re lucky! 🦋 It’s not just butterflies either – there are little birds, fish ponds, and some really unique insects to see in the side displays. The whole place is very clean and well-maintained, and the staff are friendly and happy to answer questions. It’s a great spot for kids (they get so excited when a butterfly sits on them!) but also really peaceful for adults who just want to enjoy nature and take photos. You don’t need a ton of time to go through, but it’s such a calming and refreshing experience that you’ll want to stay longer. Definitely recommend this place for families, couples, or anyone looking for something different and relaxing to do in the Cambridge/Kitchener-Waterloo area.

I had a pleasant overall experience, and the staff were very friendly and welcoming, which made the visit enjoyable. The pricing seemed fair, but it did feel a little less worthwhile because of the limited space and the relatively small variety of species available to see. The place itself is quite compact, so it’s best to visit during quieter times. If it gets crowded, the area can feel congested and a bit overwhelming. There are lots of butterflies, although most of them are of the same species, which reduces some of the excitement. Other than butterflies, there are only about ten different types of creatures to observe. There is also a cafeteria on-site, but the menu options are limited, so don’t expect too much variety in food choices.

This will be such a great place for family with kids, or couples. Lovely garden with tons of butterflies surrounding, and if you take a little peak in the bushes, you might spot some little birds under. Me and my friends spent at least 2 hours there, just in an awe.

This is a great place to learn about the life cycle of butterflies and admire them closely. My visit last weekend was my third time around. There is no extra cost for parking and generally, I get the feeling that I was able to see more butterflies than the other version in Niagara Falls. The staff is very friendly and enjoy interacting with those visiting this location.

Small but very impactful. Beautiful fashions showing the history of fabrics and styles. Informative detailed history wall of when fabrics first were produced. If you like seeing dresses from the last couple of centuries, this museum is a must see!!!

What a great place...it's small but perfect! Great staff and really interesting exhibits...we spent 1 1/2 hours! Highly recommended.

Nice little museum we didn't even know existed till a few days ago. We enjoyed the cream tea as well and had a very pleasant afternoon.

I really enjoyed my afternoon at the fashion museum. It was an interesting experience, especially the OnlyFans display of women's fans used through the years. I also enjoyed the vintage store there as well. The staff was really friendly! The museum is small but well worth the price if you are interested in fashion and fabrics. They had some great pieces in there! Would recommend.

Small space but very interesting. We saw the history of Canadian fashion and the Dior display. Will come back again when the exhibit changes in a few months! There was an image scavenger hunt for the kids!

Beautiful display in a lovely building, with fascinating details provided by the curator. Those gorgeous clothes on display for the 2019 exhibition Made in France were mesmerizing. Clothes really can be art that you wear! What a fun little museum in Hespeler. So glad we visited.

Lots of interesting fashion memorabilia on displays. Worth the one-hour drive visit from Toronto, expecially for those who are interested or study Fashion. Wish, this museum will get some money to expand.

Went with a friend for a picnic. Some 🇨🇦 geese were chilling out before taking flight south for the winter. It was a nice day, and except for the geese and a few people, we had the place to ourselves!

It is a Great place to visit. Nice and serene lake. Some good trails are out there. Also it is not very far away from the City of Cambridge. You can spend 3-4 hours very easily here and if you are coming with 2-3 families or a group of people, you can spend more time here. You can do BBQ here. There are benches all over the place. Washroom facility if provided. I believe it if open all year round but as summers in Canada makes these type of places more attractive.

Worth the weekday evening trip. There are two lots to access the beach from (the left parking lot is a shorter distance). The washrooms are usually clean. There are two volleyball courts, plenty of picnic tables and open space areas to play sports. The beach is long so there's usually open space to sit (weekends - arrive between 8-10am to get a good spot). There are also canoe/kayak/SUP rentals available. I bring my SUP and it's a great spot to paddle for an hour or so (somewhat of a small lake). A great spot to spend your summer days.

What a beautiful spot to spend the day. It's a hidden gem and gives you the feel of being far away from the city though it's pretty close to civilization. I mean if you wanna get out there and feel close to nature but don't wanna have a long drive then this spot is for you. You can go fishing, kayaking and play volleyball too. Lots of fun activities for kids and adults alike and the beach is great too. My dog thoroughly loved the seven different trails to choose from and enjoyed his dip in the water.

I love this place. It’s beautiful, lush and green 😁. You’re surrounded by nature, you can play at the beach, swim and ride a boat on the river. You could also fish and kayak on the river. There are lots of trails, looks like a very good spot for camping. You can come in with food and for non members you have to pay about 15dollars and it’s free for children below 5. It was fun time, we came with a grill and made barbecue. There are no life guards at the water front, parents are responsible for watching their kids. I would definitely love to visit again and soak it all in. I took long refreshing walks in the woods, swam and ate barbecue 😁. It felt like I was walking through a well tended jungle.

Beautiful conservation area, nice beach, tranquil lake, perfect for kayaking and SUP, there are rentals and you can also bring your own. Only downside is washroom facilities around the beach are could be a lot cleaner.

Lovely place. $16 fee. Kayak/tandem/boat- $15-150 Very serene while entering. Family spot for bbq & picnic. The beach is also good. Too many mosquitoes but don’t worry the population of humans is more so there are less chances they will feed on you.

The park also has four reservable picnic areas, making it a great spot for family gatherings and group events. Whether you're looking to go for a hike, play sports, or just enjoy the outdoors, Riverside Park is a true gem that has something for everyone. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful and well-maintained park in Cambridge.

One of the best parks in the Cambridge region. Long scenic trails. Park benches facing the riverside is so relaxing to sit & watch the fish & ducks wading in the water. Has a huge baseball field & some people play cricket too. This place hosts some events too every now and then.

Pretty nice park, lots of good trails however some of them require maintenance as they have been overgrown with weeds. Sports fields are full of goose droppings so watch where you walk if you cut across a field.

Good place for kids & family. Water splash pad, swings & slides and many other activities for kids. Tennis courts, shed for a family get togethers. Neat & clean. Washroom are available.

An awesome park with all the amenities needed for a great outing. Plenty of picnic areas, a playground, skate park, dirtbike track, public tennis courts, soccer fields, beach volleyball nets, baseball diamonds, splash pad and a nice trail to hike, cycle or jog on. Lots of parking. Some of the paths and parking lots need to be repaved

Great place to walk around with the kids. My only complaint is that signage is basically non existent and it was very difficult to find my way, as this was my first time going. But great playgrounds and splash pads for the kids. Shaded areas for the adults to sit and hang out.

Great park for both adults and kids There's so much to do and see. I love going there. 8ts three minutes drive from home I am so grateful and thankful for the park 🙏 Thank you to all the people who worked so we have the parks we have today. Thank you Thank you Thank you 😊

What a great market. I get all my canning vegetables and tomatoes from there. Homemade pies from the church. They have everything, and best of all, you're dealing directly with the farmer who grew it.

Absolutely love shopping at the Cambridge Farmers’ Market! I bought fresh French beans, tomatoes, beetroot, cucumbers, spring onions, potatoes, and onions — all super fresh and full of flavour. The market is perfectly located in the beautiful Galt area, right by Cambridge City Hall on Dickson Street. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, and the vendors are friendly and offer great quality local produce. Public parking is conveniently available nearby, which makes the visit even easier. A must-visit spot for anyone who enjoys fresh, local, and affordable produce! Highly recommended!

We love the market. Everyone is so friendly and everything smells so good!

We love shopping here! Real people selling real food. We always leave this market with great food and smiles on our faces.

Beautiful people, good fruit and vegetables, but very expensive, unfortunately.

Nice market！I’m the first time come to this place. The fruit is fresh and tastes very good!!

Beautiful produce, really nice people, AND saw purple PEPPERS for the first time!!! YUM ... and gorgeous green beans and leeks, all from CHILLIGO FARMS.

Saw Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hamilton last week. Situated in an revitalized section of Cambridge next to the Grand River. Lots of restaurant choices within walking distance. Theatre could hold just over 500 patrons, and was sold out for this show. Great performances and ice cream at the intermission. Will ansolutely visit again.

Such a nice theatre. Comfortable seats. Friendly staff. Free parking.

We went to see Ali Hassan’s comedy show at the Hamilton Family Theatre and had an amazing time! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the staff were super friendly. The seating was comfortable with a great view from every spot. Perfect venue for a night of laughs and entertainment!

One of my favourite theatres. Due to the size there is not a bad seat anywhere. Even to the fat sides you don’t get a blocked view. There is lots of parking and the staff are very kind. Been to many shows here, they always hire great performers, directors and crew that make every show feel like one of kind.

Excellent experience. The play was well done (Witness for the Prosecution) and seats are quite comfortable. Parking is adequate and everything is very orderly. What more could you ask for?

We're saw" witness for the prosecution" written by Agatha Christie. The play was very well done. In the first act, we did have some difficulty hearing the young actor playing the accused. Much better in act 2 and 3 and after we figured out the hearing devices that we got for free at the box office.

Modern theatre in the heart of Cambridge. Right across from a beautiful park that is situated along the river. The interior is clean and the shows are superb.

Historic house and site right by the Grand River - it's a 1850s granite and limestone house. It's currently used for community events or workshops.

Exceptionally helpful and friendly person helped fill out not only the history of the cottage, but details of the various owners and the general history of Galt! And it's free! On the downside, there is very little parking nearby!

Beautiful historic Scottish cottage from 1858. English gardens surround the cottage, which is open for public viewing during certain times of the year. Tartan Tea occurs several times throughout the year (various themes, I believe all are Scottish based). The cottage is also open for general viewing, with restored ceiling friezes (painted ceilings). I believe it's volunteer run, so be kind when you visit! Also, they will sometimes have local musicians in playing traditional Scottish music (no, not always bagpipes!).

Philip was so knowledgeable and lovely! Enjoyed seeing the inside of this landmark for the first time, largely in part to his informative and entertaining conversation.

Hosted a baby shower for a friend here and had a great experience! Such a cute venue that requires very few extra decorations or work for the host!

Strawberry Tea by the Grand at McDougall Cottage was amazing! Thank you!

Went on an evening tour. Need to pre-purchase tickets.

The Mill Race park contains remnants of some of the mills that used to operate here in Galt. You'll find them inbetween the small bridges and pathways. The park has been maintained pretty well, lots of seating and areas to get down to the river.

Awesome place to spend time in weekends and holidays. You can see ducks and other birds which makes place quite lively. Apart from this, you can seat around and enjoy the beautiful view and weather.

Amazing scenic spot. Feel so good positive and fresh. Love this place. Good for walk in evenings and to hang out with friends

Had a short visit to Cambridge, surely worth visiting the beautiful old city, specially Grand river areas surrounded by Water st. on east, Main st. on south, George st. on West and Park Hill rd. on north.

Based on the advice of Alltrails, a wonderful little hiking app, decided to try a more urban style walk along the river in downtown Galt. Had a nice time. Weather was beautiful for October. There were some picturesque locations by the river; in fact so picturesque that there were three different weddings all getting photos taken. There are a few great little independent coffee shops and cafes around, if you need emergency caffeine refreshment. Some limestone ruins, some interesting existing buildings. Free parking along the road, with a two hour limit, which is plenty of time to amble along the paths. Easy, easy hike of course - all paved level trails.

This place in downtown Cambridge is very beautiful. It’s old Cambridge where you will see historical sites & get to read the history. This place’s beauty is enhanced with Grand River flowing across church. You can also see the river rapid & dam lookout on the other side of this park

A nice little historical park in downtown Galt, Cambridge. It has a nice little path that runs beside the Grand River with plenty of benches and some picnic tables to sit, relax and just enjoy the beautiful view.

Front staff was not welcoming to us as a family of color with kids. The person kept yelling no as my toddler was exploring while I was with him all the time shadowing him to keep him and the things safe. We can see your expressions.

Really enjoyed the social dance drop in classes on Sundays from 1pm-3pm. Entrance is facing City Hall employees entrance.

Lots on offer here. Check out the website for details on classes and events. They do have a great tiny shop located at the main entrance. All locals items! Lots of parking at several city lots. This location is accessible....if the elevators are working.

Nice venue, washrooms were clean, staff was polite. Lots of tables, lots of chairs. I'm pleased that our host rented this facility and I'd return.

Took the kids to see madame buskerfly. Kids had an amazing experience thank you for offering free events

Lovely place. Learned to love art in all it's forms as a kid here. Made a lifelong friend in Going Green with your Sewing Machine!

It was nice to be able to use the wood working centre again. However 1.5 hours is not enough time to accomplish much when you are working with wood.

Nice trail, with good views of the river. If you plan to walk the trail during the summer, I recommend going at sunrise, as anytime later than 8:00 AM will be too hot and the trail will be swarming with bugs. It’s also very quiet in the early hours, with furry friends out and about, plus you can catch the sun rising over the water. I also got the chance to learn about local pollinators and fossils, which was very interesting! Mill Run Trail is definitely worth a visit :)

This trail has a lot of what I like: different terrain, water, cool sights, wildlife, and lots of nature. It is quiet and peaceful at times, but also has some interesting things to see. We saw pigeons, geese, ducks, a Herron, a snake, squirrels, and several birds on our hike. Highly recommend!

Right place for cycling. Not crowded, thick vegetation, good stretch of track running along speed river. Nearby Rail bridge across Speed river is beautiful in the evening hours, fully lit by the setting sun. Pedestrian slab along the track in good condition and two side shelters available in case a train comes while crossing.

Excellent area for photography. Many native wildlife species, especially aquatic birds, find their home along the river. I photographed this area on ancient black and white film. The train bridge is currently in use in 2025 but trains are rare and generally passes very slowly. This was a good fishing hole in 2021 but I haven't caught a fish here since.

Lovely easy to follow trail with adequate parking. Perfect for an Autumn 🍁 hike

A very beautiful place for a day or evening walk. There is a decent amount of parking available with the trail starting just off the parking lot. Lots of wildlife to see and alot of fish bitting at your bait. With the waterfall at Jacobs landing nearby this is a great place to visit right in the middle of the city.

We did this yesterday on a sunny sunday late afternoon-evening. Lovely trail - easy to walk. The path is clear - sometimes narrow, sometimes wide but easy to do. It runs parallel to the riverfront. Has lovely greens on both sides and spring wildflowers are in bloom. It has shade so even on a sunny day we didnt feel hot. Would highly recommend - it took us 2 hours at a moderate pace.

Dumfries Conservation Area has some redeeming qualities, like the well-maintained trails that wind through a nice pine tree plantation, offering a peaceful escape into nature. However, there are several issues. The parking lot was closed, forcing me to park on the street, which was inconvenient. Upon entering the area, I was shocked to find garbage scattered everywhere—on the trails and in the woods. There were also numerous homeless camps set up, with tents visible and the smell of fire lingering in the air. It detracted from the natural experience and left me feeling uncomfortable. The creek didn’t offer much to look at, and the pond lacked a good vantage point. I did notice a lot of cattails in the wetland area, but unfortunately, there wasn’t a decent spot to view it. Additionally, the creek had an unpleasant smell, which made me wonder if there was contamination or other issues. While this area once may have been a lovely conservation spot, it’s clear that neglect and lack of management have taken a toll. It still has potential, but significant cleanup, better maintenance, and perhaps some bird boxes or conservation features would make it a much more enjoyable destination.

We are lucky to have this in the middle of the city. Trails are much better in the fall. Walking there in mosquito season is a mistake. Trails are not marked but I guess the GRCA assumes everyone has their phone maps on. This is a bare bones place probably as GRCA gets no revenue from it so not much money is spent on it. Portable washroom is taken out in the fall.Tons of potential. Parking lot is tiny. Still the trails are beautiful. I always recommend do not travel them alone unless you have a dog.

The Dumfries Conservation Area is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. Encompassing a rich tapestry of diverse ecosystems, this conservation area offers a unique blend of wetlands, forests, and meadows, making it a haven for wildlife and a prime spot for ecological study. Visitors to Dumfries Conservation Area can enjoy a myriad of activities that cater to different interests and fitness levels. The well-maintained trails meander through the landscape, providing opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and photography. Each trail offers a unique perspective on the area's natural beauty, with some paths leading through dense woodlands, while others skirt the edges of serene wetlands. One of the standout features of Dumfries Conservation Area is its commitment to conservation and education. The area serves as a living classroom, where visitors can learn about local flora and fauna, the importance of wetland ecosystems, and the role of conservation efforts in preserving natural habitats. Educational programs and guided tours are often available, offering deeper insights into the environmental significance of the area. For those looking to simply unwind, the Dumfries Conservation Area provides ample spots for picnicking and relaxation. The tranquil environment, punctuated by the sounds of rustling leaves and chirping birds, offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you’re an avid nature lover or someone seeking a peaceful retreat, Dumfries Conservation Area is a place where the beauty and serenity of nature can be fully appreciated. Its blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and educational value makes it a treasured destination in Ontario’s conservation landscape.

I came here for the first time & instantly was loving the park every step I took in. I felt like there were many moments where I stopped & wondered hmm which way should I go, ready to see more beauty. In & out of cute little portals hehe. I loved it & the cute water spots all in between! The people I met along the way were nice & helpful - yet it was peaceful & many moments walking alone, where you felt you were the only one in the park! Sweet spot for sure.☆

A small conservation area with trails that are great for walking the dog. A small parking lot which is usually not too full. It could be a great place for a family picnic. Nothing special, just a nice green space with some short trails, a couple of fields and a few picnic tables. I really like the new walking/cycling path that runs along side the park on Dunbar Rd.

I love this place. It's such a nice forest oasis in the middle of the city. There's so many different paths to explore. You could spend as little or as much time as you want in here. The dog and I are big fans and it's super close to us so we're here pretty much daily. I highly recommend!!

We visited during a hot summer afternoon. We couldn't explore more, we just had our favourite lunch in a quiet & calm place, in the middle of nature. A couple of picnics table is available with a decent car parking option. Will be visiting again in fall.

Cambridge trail - very nice. Today I have visited for the first time. It is nice for walks in nature. Walk your dog or bike. If you like nature the way it is - here is the place. The trail is long and it goes along the river. It is so relaxing hearing the water flow and the birds. I can’t wait for summer or fall when the look of the trail will be very different. Today was a sunny day therefore was a pleasure to be here and enjoy life.

My husband and I love walking on this trail. It is about 2.5km from the start to finish so its perfect for a 5k run if you go to the end and back. About halfway down the trail there is an amazing lookout over the river. There are lots of benches to sit on to enjoy the view! I love watching the geese and ducks land on the water!

This was a beautiful trail! I do have to say that If you want to walk along the trail closer to the water it is a bit hard to get through with a stroller!

First time walking here. Pretty nice. Surprised how clean it was. When we walk at other cambridge parks we pick up at least 4 bags worth (sometimes more) of garbage that people have carelessly strewn about.😓😣 Will definitely return here soon. A great trail for hiding painted rocks too!!

Great trail for a light hike or walk .... started from Bishop Street parking lot and walked over 3km .. can stay on gravel or dirt trail, we took the dirt trail as it runs along the river and is quieter... lots of walkers, dogs and some bikers as well... moderately busy.. the kids loved seeing the chickens and sheep as we ended our walk behind the Growing Hope Farm.

What an amazing place! Flower blossoms in the summer look stunning. This place also offers beautiful birds' and river water sounds . Absolutely loved it!

A nice picturesque trail to hike or cycle or jog or walk the dog. There is exercise stops along the trail. *caution: steep hill at the Bishop entrance

It’s a great place for learning the history of the fire brigade of Cambridge. Lots of photos and pamphlets in one place, that tells the history of Cambridge for over 100 years. There is a kids area as well. Bought this cutie in the store, and their collection is wow.

This is a wonderful place to learn about the history of the fire service in Cambridge. You can see a variety of fire fighting equipment, an original 1938 vehicle, and other memorabilia.

A small and quaint place to go to learn about history of firefighting in Galt, Ontario. Clean and well laid out. Very informative. What better place to have a firefighter museum than in an historic local former firehouse.

Nice to bring kids to explore the history of Canada 's Fire fighters.

If zero stars was an option, that is what I would give this place. They're not open when their website says they'll be open and they don't respond to email enquiries. It would seem to me, that in order to earn even one star, they should at least exist and for all intents and purposes, they don't. They are just a storage building that serves no apparent purpose.

Had a great time. The staff all seemed to be volunteers. They were very nice. The exhibits were nice .

The volunteers are excellent. They went out of their way to give you lots of information about the history of our fire department

I recently attended a Diwali program at this theater, and overall, it was a delightful experience. The seating was comfortable, allowing us to fully enjoy the festivities without any discomfort. I was pleasantly surprised by how clean the washrooms were, which is always a plus in public venues. However, there was a bit of a hiccup with the construction ongoing at the site. It made finding the entrance somewhat of a challenge; it felt like navigating a puzzle to get inside. Despite that minor setback, the atmosphere inside was vibrant and welcoming, making the event truly enjoyable. I look forward to visiting again.

A very nice place. Great atmosphere. Play was excellent and refreshment ready for you during intermission as orders placed before the show. Since finding this location we will be going back again.

I saw 'Waiting for the Parade'. Excellent play and cast. The seats were fairly comfy. They could use bigger washrooms.

This is a wonderful community theatre. The plays produced by this theatre company are fantastic. They are always professional quality and highly enjoyable. Cambridge Community Players has a lovely (and mostly well kept) facility. The theatre space is also available to book/rent if desired.

What a great facility! Warm feeling, full of atmosphere. Easy for us competitors to feel welcome. Looking forward to being back!

Nice little theater but hard to find parking when there's a show.

Great cast! Fun night! 50/50 draw was a added bonus. We Won! Donated back to the theater. Well worth it! 👍🤗

Very welcoming. Really sincere, wise minister. Excellent facilities for weddings & receptions.

I was warmly welcomed by the people there. Great music and Bible-saturated messages!

Beautiful, excellent and decent area to be in the evening and weekend.

Very nice church

I really enjoy this church for its welcoming warmth, friendliness, and for the sound, solid, easy to follow biblical teaching. And of course I love the beautiful old architecture from when they put heart and art into the construction.

Brother’s wedding in 90’s awesome minister and reception facilities!

Went for a Men's Christmas Choir. The acoustics are amazing. the ornate woodwork is something that needs to be protected. The pipe organ sounds awesome in that sanctuary.

Simply informative! Definitely worth a stroll to see the different aspects of design.

Great place. Helpful staff and wonderful selection of books and movies. Second floor has some comfortable seats and a beautiful view for a relaxed read.

Great programs for kids, wonderful section for children only - books, toys, Computers. Wonderful way to spend a couple of hours!

Great gallery located in the school of architecture.

Who doesn't love books?

I love this park for a quick walk off to get some sun. This place also have picnic areas and children park. Plenty of parking at all the entrances. The water doesn’t look really clean though. I wonder who is littering here. There are also small trails through the woods around the park you can explore. Also have a sport ground.

This is big and beautiful park. And parking lot also big. They have baseball court, basketball court (ground was not flat), volleyball court (you have to bring it net) and playground. I saw a great blue heron. It was pretty big and quiet.

It wasn't our favorite park until we found the pond. Very quite and calm place. There is also a small river, good playground and 2 big parkings.

I grew up in G-town Cambridge so it's always a part of me. Churchill park along with Grand River trails alongside was my playground growing up. I'm a little disappointed the Peacocks are gone along with the Deer that use to reside in the back of the park where they kept the animals for kids viewing and to visit, now it's just home to Ducks and Geese along the Ponds and walks ways. The Park Splash Pads, family picnics areas or just sit on the benches to soak in the view if your out for a stroll through this park which is built with trails that you can continue through across the street onto the Brant trailways. Soccer field past the playground areas, Baseball diamond up top behind the washroom areas open for public use in the summer months. The city of Cambridge can update and clean this park up a bit more as it's a beautiful place to enjoy with your family, the rocket playground has been there since I was a lil girl still a popular hit among the kids with an updated play area for the younger todlers, great place to spend with the family all around which brings back old childhood memories.

A wonderful place to have fun. You can get everything you can think of. Go with your soccer ball or your bike. It’s one of the best and biggest park I have seen in Ontario. It’s very beautiful and neatly kept. You can sit and read or work on your smart phone without any interference. Parking lot is very big. I love this place. Parents, pls plan to spend more time because kids don’t want to go home. You really have to make them tired else, they will cry home.

Used to bring the kids here when they were small, dating back 20 years ago or more. The park has not changed much but remains a good place for smaller children or just to go for a hike! We decided to go for a little hike here on this beautiful day and found that the pond is still a great place to watch ducks - these ducks are very domesticated… lol, they will follow you around endlessly if they think you have food for them - which we didn’t... Despite the many signs stating NOT to feed animals, they are not afraid to come within a foot of you for a chance to get the first crumbs being handed out. There are also a lot of geese here - which, sadly, makes it a challenge to step anywhere without stepping in poop… There are washrooms which were still open this time of year. They were pretty clean which was much appreciated! There are a number of paths that come and go through this park - you can walk for some time without leaving the park boundaries. Worth the visit but remember to watch your step!!

Extremely clean park with three or four playgrounds for all ages, peacocks, deers, splash pad, small campground, BBQ area, picnic tables, full court basketball, baseball diamonds, trails, plenty parking, restrooms, all accessible. Kids love it here. Splash pad open daily from 11am -7pm in season

It was my first time visiting this historic arena, known as the oldest operating arena in all of Canada! The ice surface was fantastic. Kudos to the ice surfacing team. It was a family skate, so it got fairly busy. The only surprise is that there were no ice patrollers, which used to be common place at all arenas during public skate. Everyone donned their skates in the lobby, which was again a new experience having been used to changerooms being afforded to patrons at most arenas during public skates. Other than that, a pleasant experience!

Oldest operating arena in the World. Old style hockey arena

Great location. Good size venue. The seats are comfortable enough for being stadium seating. Good view of the Rink from 4th row when watching hockey game. Not cold in arena at all tonight - very comfortable temperature..

Old barn with an incredible nostalgic feel. Gordie Howe "Mr.Hockey" actually skated here prior to making his mark within the NHL. An overhead score clock situated above centre ice adds to the feel of an NHL rink. Dressing rooms are small, but clean. Concession stand sells common rink food.

Quaint small arena, By arena standards, inexpensive refreshments. We got poutine and slushies 4 of each for about $50.

I believe the place was built in 1920. The Arena is nice and big with lots of parking.

Favourite arena! Always friendly staff, clean, and historic charm while skating on the rink!

We went for the brunch, and everything was fresh, and they have a wide selection.. The dining room is spacious and nicely decorated. The servers were professional and pleasant . They also have a golf store open all year .Their handicap parking should be closer, especially in winter when golf is closed .

I attended here for a wedding. I only attended the ceremony and not the reception. Everything was done top drawer! Staff looked after guests and the wedding party in excellent fashion. All of the audio equipment worked as expected. They used the terrace for the ceremony and it was beautiful with the backdrop of the golf course. Based on my experience I would highly recommend this golf course venue for special events.

Celebrated our daughter's wedding. Sophia and her team were outstanding in arranging the perfect day! Every single request was met with a "Of course we can do that!" The setting was beautiful, the food was delicious and plentiful, and the service was above and beyond our expectations! I honestly can not recommend this highly enough as the perfect wedding venue!

First time at MontHill was yesterday to attend a wedding reception. I don’t know where to start because everything was amazing - beautifully decorated, very spacious between tables, large dance floor, service was top notch, and the food was delicious….kale salad (very good), lasagna (to die for), and the salmon…a large portion and delicious!! So good. I enjoyed every mouthful :). My partner had the steak and it was grilled to perfection that you could cut it with a fork. Carrot cake for dessert was very good too. I felt bad that I could not finish it all because I had no room left!! If I could give 10 ⭐️ ‘s I would!!

Had an amazing brunch experience here. The atmosphere is great, and the view looking over the golf course was perfect. The dining room has tables spaced well apart and is perfect for a nice celebration. The food and service were top-notch It is all you can eat, and you order from a menu. Our server recommended ordering one or two items at a time. It was really nice to try some of the different items on the menu. Definitely give this place a try. I will be back!

I cannot say enough good things about my experience at Mont Hill! Melissa was the absolute best at answering all of our questions (which were a lot) and ensuring every detail was set in place for our big day. The food was the best wedding food we ever had and our guests left full and happy. They even brought us and our wedding party appetizers while we were taking pictures on the green! Sophia was also very helpful and professional with set up closer to our date. If you want a smooth and stress-free wedding experience, book your wedding at Mont Hill!

Friendly staff, 27holes!! Course is in pristine shape, very well maintained!! Reminds me of a few TPC courses no driving range, hopefully soon!!

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Soper Park in Cambridge is a hidden gem! 🌳🌼 With its lush green spaces, tranquil ponds, and charming walking trails, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. #Cambridge #SoperPark #NatureLover

Lovely park that offers a relaxing and scenic experience. The park has a beautiful trail that follows the creek and passes through a forest. The park is well-maintained and clean. Also quiet and peaceful, with plenty of wildlife and plants to admire. Has a playground, a picnic area, and a fishing spot. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Open all year round and has different activities for different seasons. Overall, Mill Creek Park is a wonderful place to visit, whether you’re looking for a hike, a picnic.

A delightful park with a stream running through it (with children playing in it), a 9-hole disc golf course (which can be played sorry and long), playground apparatus, walking paths, tennis club, picnic tables....

Nice old growth park with some big gnarly wheeping willows among other trees. Perfect dog walking park but you have to train your dog to leave frisbees alone(good luck with that, just kidding, lol)because there's also a disc golf course through the park. Great spot for taking pictures.

This park has some good features, like an outdoor swimming pool. It also has disc golf but the course spreads over the pathways and bench areas. There are tennis courts but it's for members only. The playground is very nice and well located. The splash pad is not that great. There is one picnic Pavillion with a minimal amount of picnic tables.

We really enjoyed walking through this park with our eight year-old niece. We walked through some trails under a couple of bridges, around the river and to the main park area with the playgrounds. The swings are separated from the playground, on the other side of the splash pad area, which I found a little odd but it didn't deter our little one from zooming back and forth between the two play areas. There are benches (that don't face the playground), a tennis court and portapotties available also. If you're looking for a nice park to relax in with or without kiddos, this is a great spot. There are a few Pokemon Go stops as well, for the gamers! :)

This place is absolutely beautiful! The willow trees and the river running through it were the key selling features for me. There were ducks with their ducklings, birds singing, and even a neighbourhood barbecue going on when I visited. Stunning! I would love to visit with a good book and just spend hours reading. Plus, saw a cute little baby turtle while I was there. And I adored the tunnel going under the nearby road.

I rented the Optimist room - great space for a meeting. I'll continue to book here. Aside from it being a central spot for the group to meet, the convenience of being so close off the 401, and the price of course, makes this an ideal spot. Tables, chairs, coat rack, kitchen and speaker's podium were in the room. There's a screen if projection is needed. The wifi was reliable. The only opportunity was the kitchen freezer - the prior group left this a mess, which wasn't cleaned before our mtg (minor inconvenience).

One of the worst designs/layouts for an Arena that I’ve ever been to!… For someone born with mobility issues like myself, it is an absolute nightmare taking my boys here for games!! - In what world does it make sense to design dressing rooms down two flights of stairs with no public elevator access?!… Both of my boys (9 & 6), have trouble getting their bags down & up the stairs!! The only elevator available is operated by a Key from a Staff member who are no where to be found OR not even working on weekends at all!… I’ve tried calling the Arena to see if someone could come down & help me access the elevator, but that was Zero help!!… No staff members available on Sunday’s! - Horrible!!!

Nice barn local ref was absolutely brutal and apparently has been all year. This oversized overage individual needs to be removed from the circle. I'm aware it isn't the facility however they must have some impact on booking officiating

Good arena with public skate available. Good green space with a small playground and small splash pad for the kids.

My niece & nephew had a blast at the Go Karts.

Great facility and well managed it seems. Ample parking for all vehicles. Lots of seating. Clean. Good concession stand.

Great facility. Clean change rooms and great seating for spectators.

We are group of 10 tennis players who play here, everyone got time to play in evenings because of work and shifts I will recommend and request to city of Cambridge to install lights so people can play till park closed (11pm)

Nice park with lots of potential but need many more garbage cans especially in the field or near the courts as garbage from kids piles up and blows everywhere. Playground is nice, and good open fields as well. Great place to walk a dog or let them run in the field.

This park could use a splash pad!!! Yards are so small in the neighbourhood….not many can accommodate a pool. This would be an awesome hangout for the kiddos to cool off.

A lovely park now that it's been redone with all fun stuff. 2 basketball courts, a tennis courts and a wall for practice. There is a big field for soccer or cricket. The kids can play on an extensive play area with swings.

Nice sized park with a variety of things to do. Basic playground equipment for toddlers. Big open field with a basketball pad, ball wall, gazebo and benches dotted all around.

Good local playground for the kids, but soooo MUCH wasted/unused space! Witmer park could and should have much more equipment, sports activities to do. Such as soccer nets, basketball court and/or tennis court. Outdoor skating in the winter perhaps. City of Cambridge, do something to accommodate the surrounding families please!!

Don't know how you can rate a park. It had a playground for kids. A port-a- potty. Lots of grass, usually quiet. Well groomed

Nice neighborhood park with a playground and ball diamond. Diamond is flooded after rain in the summers.

Good place to walk the dog. Playground is often busy.

Playground here is great the splash pad could use an update

Great area to play football in the snow.

They were awesome!!!

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Tiny but tidy little park. Very quiet and peaceful but on a steep hill so you'll be a touch sweaty by the time you reach the top. Toddler friendly swings which my son enjoyed :)

This is a nice little neighbourhood playground for small children. It's got some benches, two baby swings, and a short stair and slide combination. If your child needs more variety and space, I'd recommend finding a different one, it's best for short breaks as opposed to extended play.

Nice little park/ playground. Could use a grounds makeover...

nice little park for younger kids

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Great art Gallery. Donna rocks ! she's got a great eye for art and she knows what she's talking about. So many amazing local artist's showcasing there, so many unique pieces to check out ! definitely worth a look if you're in the area !!!

Quaint shop with lots of character. A great destination on a Sunday afternoon to visit and appreciate local talent. We had a lovely chat with the artist on location and we look forward to visiting again.

Great shop in downtown Galt with a wide variety of original art, jewellery, pottery, gifts, greeting cards and more.

Enjoy your coffee with mesmerizing views of nature and historic buildings!!!