Top 21 things to do and attractions in Halton Hills

Great customer service, brings back fond memories of my times going to the supermarket, awesome people's here OMG it's wonderful here Great place to stroll and get some fresh vegetables love it!!

Great place to purchase fresh produce baked goods! Some kiosks offer hot food made while you wait !

Love it great fresh food 👍🏻

A absolute must on Sat AM farm's have been in this market for 20 years MapleSyrup off their farm.

Fun place great city

Simple ,small town farmers market . Lots of free parking . Market has a great walk score. Numerous vendors with fruit, vegetable and baked goods.Some arts and crafts vendors,too.Prices are good. Great outing if you are looking for something to do.

We try to make it to the market regularly to support local businesses and farms. If you can't find what you are looking for in the market itself, odds are you can round out your shopping in the businesses on the street. Lots of baked goods and produce, crafts and other treats too. Would love to see an outdoor Christmas market as well.

Beautiful spot to go for a hike! Dogs are allowed on leash and it's a great workout, some spots are tricky for beginners.

Limehouse Conservation Area is an absolute gem for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Nestled in the heart of nature, this conservation area offers an enchanting escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The trails here are beautifully maintained and provide a diverse range of landscapes to explore, from dense forests to open meadows. One of the standout features of Limehouse is the series of wooden ladders and boardwalks that add an element of adventure to the hiking experience. Navigating these unique structures is both fun and rewarding, offering a sense of accomplishment as you climb higher and higher into the scenic surroundings. The trails are well-marked and suitable for all skill levels, making it a great destination for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike. A particularly intriguing highlight is the "Hole in the Wall" – a fascinating rock formation that you can climb through using a wooden ladder. This unique feature adds a touch of excitement and makes for an unforgettable experience. It's a perfect spot for capturing memorable photos and enjoying the natural beauty from a different perspective. In addition to the ladders and the "Hole in the Wall," the conservation area boasts several picturesque spots perfect for photography. Whether you're capturing the serene beauty of the woods or the stunning views from the trail peaks, every corner of Limehouse Conservation Area is a visual treat. Take a look at the photos attached and see for yourself the breathtaking views, the intriguing "Hole in the Wall," and the unique wooden ladders that make this place truly special. Parking Availability- FREE!!

Ample ( free) parking. Numerous trails that are mainly flat. I'll say it's a good place to start off you're new to hiking. Easy to moderate trails that avg about 7Km. It's perfect for trail running. Several sections are closed off due to no winter maintenance ex climbing the ladder. Dogs are allowed on leash.

Did a hike here yesterday and was really happy with the experience. Trails are well maintained and I really enjoyed climbing down the ladder to continue on one of the paths. The stream is nice and relaxing to be near and the elevation is good for people of all ages. Best of all, none of the silly reservations and parking fees that so many other parks are doing.

Had a great experience at the conservation park. Went with my family and did one trail with the rocks. Well laid out and natural rock formations are great. A ladder was located to go up and down and get very close with the rocky path. The path between the rocks was sensational. The natural trees and leaves were a great sight. I had visited the park earlier in the summer and the trees were full and luscious. Definitely a park to explore more.

I really enjoyed my experience here. The trail is straight forward until you get to the rocky area. There is a rope to section off the ledge of the rocky decline. Then you get to the ladder that descends to a cave. It's quite calming once you make it down. Then the trail regains it's ease. You will see a creek with some ruins. A beautiful park to visit

Nice trail to do with kids. The level of difficulty is moderate. There are some cool caves which the kids enjoyed to explore. Not ideal for families with very small children as it is not stroller- friendly. The views are very nice. What’s also very nice, is that there are many trees, so we did the hike in the cool shade.

Had an amazing time at the farm with 4 under 5 on a Friday afternoon! The grounds were easy to navigate, and both the blueberries and raspberries were ripe and delicious! We were able to pick some flowers as well and the blooms were beautiful! Lots of variety. The kids playground area was old but sturdy, and in the shade so it was a nice break after picking berries. Staff were nice and friendly. Highly recommended!

My third year in a row coming here on Thanksgiving weekend. I took my daughter and my sister and her family came for their first time. We had the greatest time and really enjoyed the corn maze and all the fun things to do. Make sure your phone is fully charged because you’ll be taking lots of pictures 😊. See you next year 🎃

🍓 Strawberry Paradise at Andrew’s Farm Market & Winery – Perfect Day Out! Spent the day at Andrew’s Farm Market & Winery and it was such a wholesome, fun-filled experience. The highlight was definitely the strawberry picking – rows upon rows of vibrant, juicy strawberries that tasted as sweet as they looked. Nothing beats the joy of picking your own fresh fruit right off the plant! 🌱🍓 The farm is well-organized, family-friendly, and makes for the perfect weekend activity near Toronto. Kids were having a blast, couples were enjoying the scenic views, and there’s plenty of space to stroll around and soak in the fresh country air. The market also has lots of local goodies, baked treats, and wine for adults – a little something for everyone. If you’re looking for a summer activity that’s fun, Instagram-worthy, and refreshingly different, strawberry picking at Andrew’s Farm Market & Winery is a must. 👉 Follow me here on Google Maps for more hidden gems, seasonal activities, and food adventures across Ontario! ⭐ Overall: 4/5 – Fresh, fun, and unforgettable.

It’s a lovely farm, though the entrance fee feels a bit steep. We went for raspberry picking, but most of the berries were still green. It’s a nice spot if you have young children, especially toddlers, but overall we wouldn’t go again.

We had such a great time at Andrews Farm. We visited two years ago and loved it, so we had to make another trip this year. The strawberries were so lovely and sweet. We got our tickets online this time, so we could head straight in without waiting to buy a ticket. There are so many activities for kids, and lots of animals for little ones to see like goats, llamas, roosters, pigs. The tractor ride to the strawberry picking areas were also a great addition to the experience.

A lot of parking spots, not too crowded, easy to find. We purchased our tickets online so it is cheaper. You can purchase their basket to pick blueberries, or bring your own basket. They have a shop that sells cookies, cold drinks, honey, jams and wine. The other food store sells icecream, dairy free sorbet, hot dogs, chili etc. There is a huge area as play area which was mostly shaded, with some pinic tables and chair. A tractor takes you around the park, kids love that. There is also public washroom near the entrance. They also offer pick you own flower for $2 per bloom, or you can pick your own at their shop for the same price. Overall, well organized farm, friendly staff, great play area and sitting area, spacious parking. We had a great experience.

This is both a working and entertainment farm with an entrance fee. They have tractor rides, petting zoo, playground, haybales, and picnic area. It’s a great place to spend a day with the kids or pick your own produce. They offer a range of produce including berries, pumpkin, squash, asparagus, apples, flowers and more, and the prices are reasonable for the quality and size of product. My family and I have been going to Andrew’s Farm for years. I especially love summer with a visit to pick berries and flowers. They have a good selection of flowers to choose from and large areas sectioned out for different types of fruit/berries. Take into consideration the season or prime picking time for each berry as they are different. Also keep in mind that it is beneficial to go at the beginning of the season to have your pick of the biggest, juiciest and best berries or produce. The staff are friendly and helpful. They offer baskets for picking but I suggest you bring your own bags and/or baskets to take your pickings home. They have a store which sells some concessions along with locally grown and fresh made desserts, pies, jams, cookies, maple syrup, snacks and even a frozen food section with prepared meals and desserts. My favourite treats are the freshly made fudge, nanaimo bars and cookies. They also have a winery and storefront offering an assortment of wines including a selection of dessert wines. They have washrooms onsite, but they are not wheelchair accessible. Also, access to and throughout the farm is not accessible as the terrain is uneven (but that’s what you would expect when visiting a farm). No wait times. No time limit. Parking available on site. Andrews Farm is a great place to enjoy some outdoor fun with the kids or make your own experience whether it’s picking your own berries or apples or visiting their winery.

Beautiful place. My friend who has been here four times wanted to go again and got me tickets. Needless to say we had an absolute awesome time with our kids 5 yr and 11 year olds. There’s something to do for everyone. Picking apples was the least favourite part for me lol but thats just bcz i dont like apples. The rope swing was my favourite part i mean cmon i felt like tarzan how could i not like it. The tractor ride is great. Play area is really good. I tried each slide and it may not matter to many but some were way steeper than others some were bouncy and if a 42 year old woman says she had a great time you got to believe her bcz she has tried many slides. The restaurant has good options for food and drinks. There are wagons available to borrow and no added cost which I found very helpful as we forgot ours. Petting zoo has a variety of animals and they were all very adorable and friendly. We got to feed them too and that was a lovely experience for all of us.

My daughter and I went there today as she had a day off from university. Though we have lived in Milton for almost 25 years, we never have gotten around to coming here. We had a great time, walking around the orchards and taking photos, having some pie at the restaurant, going to the petting zoo, shopping in the well stocked shop, and taking yet more photos at the beautiful flower patch at the front of the property. It’s such a pretty place, and when there aren’t crowds during the week, it was a really nice experience. My husband does an hour long walk every day, and I’ve recommended to him that he should walk at the orchards because there are so many paths that he could take amongst the rows of apples trees lol. Though the price seemed quite steep at $18 for a three hour period, in the end, it ended up being worth it because it included such pretty grounds, flowers, the petting zoo, restaurant, and shop. A very well organized and inviting place. Will return again. 🍎🍏❤️

Chudleigh’s Entertainment Farm in Milton is a perfect family getaway that blends outdoor fun with the charm of farm life. The highlight is apple picking through late summer and fall, where you can stroll the orchards, ride the tractor wagon, and enjoy the stunning views of the Niagara Escarpment. Kids love visiting the animals; goats, sheep, donkeys, and more, there are nature trails and play zones with giant slides, hay bale mazes, and pedal carts to keep everyone busy. The farm also offers plenty of great food and seasonal treats. You can grab freshly baked apple blossoms and pies from the bakery, enjoy meals from the on-site café, or relax at one of their outdoor seating areas. During the warmer months, Chudleigh’s hosts live music, food festivals, and themed events that add a lively atmosphere to the visit. It’s clean, well-organized, and stroller-friendly, making it easy for families with kids of all ages. Tickets are time-slotted, so booking ahead online is best. Plan to spend at least a few hours exploring, feeding animals, and enjoying the scenery. While it’s not the cheapest farm outing, but you find the variety of activities and quality of the experience well worth it. Overall, Chudleigh’s offers that rare mix of relaxation and excitement, fresh air, good food, and plenty of fun for the whole family.

We had so much fun here! First off, the grounds are absolutely stunning, and so well kept. There is also so much to do here, but not too much where you can feel overwhelmed. Our 16-month-old enjoyed the playground, the little zoo, picking apples (more like being pulled around in the wagon while we picked), and the tractor ride. Lunch at the restaurant was decently priced, and the pizza and fries were great. The apple blossoms were tasty as well. We will definitely visit this farm again.

Beautiful and Fun Day at Chudleigh’s Farm! Chudleigh’s Farm was such a lovely experience! The scenery was beautiful, and there was so much to do—it’s the perfect spot for a fun day outdoors. The animals were absolutely adorable and added such a charming touch to the visit. 🐐🍎 The only downside was that the food was just okay—not bad, but nothing special compared to the rest of the experience. Still, everything else more than made up for it. Overall, a wonderful place to spend the day with family or friends! 🌾✨

This is my second season at Chudleigh’s, and it just keeps getting better every year! The farm has such a warm, family friendly atmosphere, the fall colours are absolutely vibrant and beautiful, and the food is always delicious. A perfect spot for a cozy autumn day out with family and friends!

Chudleigh’s Apple Farm isn’t just for families — it’s an unexpectedly charming date spot too. Rows of apple trees, crisp autumn air, and cozy corners to sit with hot cider make it feel like a countryside escape just outside the city. You can wander the orchard, grab a slice of warm apple pie, and maybe feed a goat or two for good measure. It’s a bit busy and not cheap, but the vibe more than makes up for it. Perfect for: A relaxed fall day, a casual date, or anyone who wants to live their cottage-core fantasy without the actual cottage.

Beautiful place with lots of scenic spots. Trails are short and well maintained. You are required to pay for parking as well as individual tickets. Was not crowded at all on weekday. Trails along the river are very peaceful.

Terra Cotta Conservation Area is a fantastic spot, especially in autumn when the landscape bursts with vibrant colors. The walking paths are well-managed, making it easy to explore the park’s natural beauty. Clean and accessible toilet facilities add to the convenience, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors. Perfect for a peaceful day outdoors.

Beautifully refreshing! This picturesque location is great for family fun. The picnic area is nice and secluded. There are many trails to hike. I also enjoyed viewing the Madoodiswan(Sweat Lodge). I entered on a parking pass from Belfountain Conservation Area just over 11km(12 minutes away). Certainly a good deal. Great way to spend a day out of the weekend.

Great place for a weekend getaway. You will find many trails amidst all the greenery. While there aren't many open spaces for a quick game or a barbeque, you will still be able to spend quality time. Nice place for kids to be amongst nature and pets will get to stretch their legs as well!

Amazing place! Friendly staff, clean bathrooms, crazy views, perfectly marked trails, great nature, not many people - we enjoyed every second of it! And a cherry on top - a trailer with cookies, ice-cream and cheesecake near the entrance. Admission is 6,5 bucks per adult, you can buy your tickets beforehand or after you arrive. Definitely recommend.

Terra cotta conservation area is a beautiful place and has some great hiking trails. The trails range from easy to difficult that offer a relaxing walk through forests, streams and ponds. Trails are marked and very well maintained. The picnic areas are also very well maintained and are great for an outing in the summer with friends and family. There’s also a Maple Syrup festival during the spring season. A hike in the trails during the fall season is a great way to experience and see fall colors. Overall a beautiful place to enjoy the outdoors with family in all four seasons.

This park is lovely. There are a few water features including a wetland and lake. There are a lot of trails with differing difficulty levels. The trails are very well marked and have garbage cans available on the easier trails. The easy trails are suitable for strollers. The fall colours are an added benifit for our hike. There are places to buy food and drink within the conservation area. There are plenty of parking spots available. You can buy tickets online prior to your visit. This is a very good place to spend the day with family and friends.

Depending on what trail you take, it can be very rocky so I would consider this to be moderate hiking. We saw frogs, toads, caterpillars, chipmunks. We were told there were baby turtles sighted in the previous days. It was a beautiful hike, very serene.

Nice blend of easy to moderate hiking. Beautiful fall colours. Lots of chipmunks. Unfortunately, the creek water level was very low. Trail markings are clearly marked and trail is well maintained. Map is available to download. Limited side road parking.

There is no specific parking , it has side ways parking. We took the silver Creek trail which runs along Bruce trail, Trial level is between easy and medium as there are no trail marks. Path is bit tough too. In Maps , it portrays Silver Creek falls , but we could not find it

Amazing trail, Bruce Trail is in it as well. There are many different entrances to trails. Some are intense, some are moderate but every which way has beautiful views. Loved this trail hike

One of the interesting places within an hour's drive from Toronto for fall 🍁 colour viewing. Just be careful as the trails are a bit rocky.So stay careful and wear good hiking shoes. Those with kids pay close attention to your kids when hiking to avoid injuries

A wonderful spot to go for a hike. Make sure you're wearing hiking or running shoes as it can be tricky, there's rugged terrain. So be wary of uneven terrain and steep spots where you'll be climbing some rocks.

Our favourite local hiking spot! We walked about 7km for our very first hike and thoroughly enjoyed it!

A very bright and compact public art gallery with a regional focus. Some surprising stuff including some Group of Seven works and even a Krieghoff! The overall experience was very enjoyable.

Recently, I had a fun de-stress, trying layered pastel painting with my Neice. Art is wonderfully uncomplicated—a canvas to express thoughts. Despite lacking the artist’s touch, trying something new brought incredible joy. My imagination wandered to a tranquil home with mountains, a river, and serene zen vibes. 🏞️ Can you decipher who holds the title of the better artist between us? 😀. Regardless, let’s all try art for de-stressing. 🌈. Explore the artistic wonders of Halton Hills at Helson Gallery! 🎨 Follow Helson Gallery @_haltonhills for more creative inspiration. Perhaps someday I’ll be hosting this de-stress experience in my own house. 🏡✨

A beautiful space with passionate curators and precious exhibits, especially the new show of Canadian impressionists. A must see!

Wonderful curator: Judy Daley, who encourages artists of Halton to exhibit and to take creative courses at the gallery. Helson Gallery is a combination Library and re-purposed Church. They are adding an outdoor patio for summertime venues. A real benefit for the Georgetown community!

A beautiful gallery and a beautiful exhibit. A must visit!

Cool building 👍🏻

Awesome space for events

Fabulous place. There's a main trail and plenty of side trails some of which may seem scary as there's hardly anyone around. Overall a fantastic day out.

The Hilton Falls Conservation Area was a refreshing escape into nature. The entire place is full of scenic beauty — the trails were peaceful and well-maintained, perfect for hiking, cycling or roaming around. The small waterfall was absolutely charming — not huge, but very enchanting and definitely worth the walk. It added a lovely, calming touch to the whole experience. Entry is $10.50 per person, which is reasonable for the quality of the park. One thing to note: during our visit, there were quite a few bees around — solitary bees, sweat bees, or maybe mining bees (not entirely sure). They didn’t sting but were a bit irritating, so I’d recommend carrying a handkerchief or small towel just in case. Overall, it’s a great spot for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts — just go prepared and enjoy the serene surroundings!

A lovely hike through the autumn forest to the fall was just delightful. There are a number of additional trails that are lovely.

We visited this lovely area and took the shorter trail to the falls. The falls area was crowded, making it difficult to take photos, as many people were standing under the falls. However, the trail was peaceful and easy to walk, allowing us to enjoy the beauty of nature.

Really great hiking, there are trails for a variety of abilities, including a stroller friendly trail that we took advantage of this trip. Seems like a really well maintained conservation area, and hopefully stays that way.

Nice hike to the falls. Trails are well marked and the falls is very pretty. The parking is very expensive at $21 for 2 people which I felt was a lot. Overall, its a good place to visit in the GTA

Beautiful hikes many trails to explore. Different levels of hiking as well. History on every corner . When you reach the waterfall, there is a little hidden gem. A fire pit..highly recommend checking this place out. Admission is around 12.50 per person to enter

A nice family friendly place with a small beach. Must do kayaking and canoeing activities when here. Book in advance to avoid line ups or out of places. Parks Pass is required to enter you can pay on site but sometimes they ran out of spots especially in Summer.

A Magnificent Trail for Nature Enthusiasts Exploring this trail was an incredible experience, offering a perfect retreat into the lap of nature. The walkways are beautifully maintained and wind through a stunning natural environment, providing an immersive outdoor experience. At several spots, deep crevices run alongside the paths, adding an element of rugged beauty and adventure. The high lookout points are the true highlights, offering serene and panoramic views that make the effort of reaching them entirely worthwhile. They provide a wonderful vantage to soak in the surroundings and capture stunning photographs. However, navigation posed a slight challenge. While maps are available at certain points, they lack the crucial “You Are Here” tags, making it tricky to pinpoint exact locations. I had to rely on my phone’s GPS to find my way, which wasn’t ideal but manageable. The lake, though showing lower water levels due to the off-season, was still bustling with birdlife, making it a treat for birdwatchers. It was fascinating to see a variety of avian species despite the season. Overall, it’s a magnificent place for those who love trekking, appreciate high lookout points, and enjoy being surrounded by nature. Despite the minor hiccup in navigation, it’s a destination I’d highly recommend for its unparalleled views and serene ambiance.

Beautiful place, just what I needed. But the chairlifts were not working, My knees would have loved a few more benches/stumps to sit and rest on along the way. Would love a few tea/coffee snacks stall/wending machines throughout the area wouldbemuch appreciated, as it gets pretty cold and a cup of hot liquid really soothes and energizes you.(my love for tea and Turkiye ruined me with that) Beautiful trails, first time there. Realised in a little bit that the map I got from the snack shop at the entrance does not match the values on the trails itself for a few things. Somehow the child inside me was - A little disappointed when I couldn't see a farmer on Peter Farmer's trail, - A little sad when I couldn't see any deers on the Deer Run😂, - And a little scared for my life upon reading the Turkey vultures are 6ft tall and there was abundance of food there (when I couldn't find any food source there beside me 😂😬😂😬) Overall a great experience, the small pond looked like a live painting while I was leaving, added a video, go checkout.

It is a true oasis of natural beauty. This place is a must-visit for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. 🍀 Its captivated by the stunning landscapes and tranquil atmosphere. The park boasts a diverse range of ecosystems, including lush forests, serene lakes, and breathtaking hiking trails. 🥾 The abundance of flora and fauna creates a harmonious environment that feels like a true 🍃🌿🌎escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The crystal-clear water, surrounded by picturesque hills, is perfect for swimming, kayaking, or simply enjoying a peaceful picnic by the shore. The beach area is well-maintained and provides a great spot to relax and soak up the sun during the summer months. TIPS — Need at least 3 hrs to capture every single section. 🕰️ Wear comfy shoes 👟 Extra water bottle’s 🍾 Save 💰purchasing tickets 🎟️ online.

I'm surprised that you have to pay to enjoy nature in Ontario: CA$11.87 per adult, including tax. Otherwise, it's a nice parkland with hiking trails and a swimable lake. It's next to major motorway (401) which thankfully you only hear a low rumble from as there are many trees around. No map was offered to us at the gate where they take your money, but the visitor centre does have some (free). We had first driven to Crawford Lake, but you are not allowed to swim there.

Absolutely gorgeous place I’d love to come back and explore more! The amenities are a bit more expensive compared to similar places I’ve been like Shades Mills and St Marys. The beautiful hiking views make it worth it though! We paid ~$50 for four people. Theres boating, a water obstacle course, and a small snack/food shop. Wish boat rentals closed later than 6. Lifeguards also get off at 6! The way down to the beach is a long staircase or a hill which is not great for older folk. Change rooms are open so expect to change in the bathroom if you aren’t comfortable with that. Bathrooms are cleaner than some I’ve been to!

So much fun with so many activities to do. We had a BBQ, did the adventure challenge and went up the cable cars all in one afternoon. Loads of fun with stunning views of the autumn trees. Highly recommend!

Dominion Gardens Park, nestled in Halton Hills, is a charming and well-maintained community park that offers a delightful retreat for residents and visitors alike. The park spans a generous area, providing ample space for various recreational activities and peaceful relaxation. One of the standout features of Dominion Gardens Park is its beautifully landscaped gardens. The vibrant flower beds and well-tended lawns create a serene and picturesque environment, making it an ideal spot for leisurely walks or a relaxing afternoon with a book. The park's pathways are thoughtfully designed, accommodating both casual strollers and more energetic joggers. For families, the park is a fantastic destination. The playground area is well-equipped with modern, safe play structures that cater to children of various ages. The splash pad is a particular favorite during the warmer months, offering a fun and refreshing way for kids to cool off while enjoying the outdoors. Picnic areas with tables and benches are scattered throughout the park, providing perfect spots for family gatherings or casual picnics with friends. Additionally, the park features a gazebo and several shaded areas, which are ideal for those looking to escape the sun while still enjoying the fresh air. Dominion Gardens Park also hosts various community events and seasonal activities, further enhancing its appeal as a central hub for local residents. Whether it's a summer concert series or a community fair, these events add to the vibrant atmosphere and foster a strong sense of community. Cleanliness and maintenance are clearly prioritized in Dominion Gardens Park. The park is consistently well-kept, with litter bins conveniently located to encourage visitors to keep the area tidy. The public restrooms are also clean and well-maintained, which is a testament to the park's excellent management. Overall, Dominion Gardens Park is a gem in Halton Hills, offering a harmonious blend of natural beauty, recreational facilities, and community spirit. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, a fun day out with the family, or a venue for community events, this park is sure to impress.

Really nice and spacious park. Lots of different play areas for kids, as well as picnic areas. Splash pad seems to be the highlight for kids as it was constantly filling up compared to the play park. Beautiful flower garden as well. Lots of parking. Well maintained by Rotary Club of Georgetown.

Pretty park with large variety of plants and trees, well cared for with seating in shade or sunny areas, lots of birds, the peonies put on a beautiful showing very soon 3rd week in June it should start. They offer a great variety from tulips, lilies, roses and 2 pond features. It's a great spot to meet a friend's for a coffee to catch up or sit and read a book. The gardens have really matured lovely over the past 15 years.

Beautiful park. Lots of parking including pull thru spaces. The playground needs a little work but over all really good condition. The accessibility is off the charts with ramps and feelings signs. The bathrooms were clean and well kept. The swing were a little high off the ground for the little kids. This is a popular park for dog walkers. Lots of shady spots to sit with ample picnic tables and benches.

What a great playground for kids, its so big that they will be entertained for hours. There is also a splash pad, a separate area for very littles once to play and a small covered picnic area! Plus there is a small garden with a lovely gazebo to walk around and recharge. Bring lawn chair, because there are not many benches for parents to sit on.

It’s a beautiful park to enjoy with the family. It even has a community garden and little water park for the children. There’s benches and a gazebo if you want to be in the shade. The park has a spacious field for sporting activities and a little pond to see the ducks.

Cute little park in Georgetown. Visited in Dec 2020 for 'Light up the Hills'. Nice to visit for a short night stroll and to see the Christmas lights. Fun for kids. Not crowded, covid safe and very peaceful. If you are visiting Georgetown during the Christmas season, I also recommend checking out Lambert's Lights which is close by, approximately 5 mins away, which is a light show for charity.

Short drive from Milton for a kids playground with a zip line, swings and the usual spiral slide. Restrooms were locked in October. Splash pad and paddle boating would be fun in the summer

Lovely spot for families to spend time at the park. We went for a paddle around the lake. There is a great dock with an accessible kayak launch. The lake has a lot of lily pads though so one whole end isn't easily paddled.

It is a small quite place, good for evening walk or run or bike ride. Nice playground for kids with zip line. I saw lot of people fishing and boating in the lake too. Overall nice little oasis for weekday break.

Beautiful, large, multi use park. We stumbled across it when our on a drive and needing somewhere to let our dog run and have a car break. Beautiful pathway around the water, lots of sports diamonds, a beachfront, and a spot to canoe or kayak from. The dog park was large, clean and well maintained with friendly dogs and people.

Prospect is a fantastic park. It's a great place to bring your dog, and the mature trees provide shade for you and your dog. It also has a play area for kids. My only issue is the number of mosquitoes. Make sure you're wearing bug spray, and your dog has something like Advantix to ward off mosquito bites. Dogs get bit just as much as humans do, so make sure you are both covered with protection. Mosquitoes are a lot more here because of the lake. The lake is gorgeous, and it's a very active lake with people fishing both from land and boats in the water. I would not let my dog swim in the lake because of the pollution and bacteria.

Very nice little Park. Has a Kayak Launch Dock. Water calm and Clear. Also has Kayak/Sup Rental on site.

Visited today for Greyhound hour 1 to 2pm. Lots of fun for the dogs

Great little spot gardens were beautiful. Will definitely be back when the house is done.

Would you like to follow in Montgomery's footsteps? The Ontario home where Anne of Green Gables author Lucy Montgomery moved with her husband MacDonald is located in Norval This garden was created to commemorate their achievements along the Credit River near the house where they lived. Montgomery fans and non-Montgomery fans alike should stop and take a leisurely walk through this place at least once. The garden is beautifully landscaped with many flowers in beautiful beds. The trails can be icy in the winter, so non-slip shoes are a must if you want to visit.

I went because I’m a Montogomery fan. Cute little place to spend an evening. Covers a small area but if the Ecology centre is open then it’s worth driving to.

Small beautiful hidden gem~We went on a snowy day, everything was like a dream

Lovely garden and wonderful place to spend some time, especially with younger kids. I found it interesting that there were signs encouraging people to touch some plants (I didn't due to the pandemic). There is a path leading to Willow Park as well which is a great diversion as well. Signs for this garden and parking are not very obvious, and the volunteer I saw there weeding today greeted me with coldness and low grade hostility (in contrast to the 2 volunteers in Willow Park who positively beamed) so you generally feel unwelcomed. What a shame that visitors are not encouraged more. It's a hidden gem for sure.

Beautiful little place hidden away and has a great little trail in behind it that the kids love. We usually stop here for a little peaceful dinner at the picnic tables during the summer.

Children's flower garden, storytime figurine sculptures, lots of benches and sundials, so rare Analemmatic it uses human body to tell time. Magical.

This area is well worth a visit. The local people are working to preserve the local ecology and provide a place for people to explore and learn. There are lots of activities that take place here and many educational programs for children. We visited during the summer and just wandered around enjoying the peace and tranquility. You can walk through the woods or by the river and you feel that you are miles from anywhere even though you are just a stone's throw from the town. My children enjoyed playing Pooh Sticks on the bridge and generally just being out and about in this beautiful location.

Good for a brief hiking experience Actually rating is 3.5

There's a small parking space for 3-4 vehicles. Otherwise it's closed for covid. You can go for a very short hike though, nothing else going on here right now in April 2021

Such a nice walk through the woods. Will be heading back again in the spring for sure.

Wonderful trail for a nice paced walk. Lots of butterflies and dragonflies too!

Beautiful little park hidden in Norval with creek acces for fishing!!

A beautiful park for a nice relaxing walk!

I haven't used the playground, tennis courts, splash pad, or pool but l have watched little league baseball games on the three baseball diamonds. The park itself is a inside the town of Milton and is in a welcoming green treed setting with a small nearby brook.

Not sure if he was the manager or just another lifeguard on duty but the man in the tight short bathing suit trunks and the circle hat, needs a serious attitude check. This is a family environment and we had fun but the only negative is this man and his aggression towards women. Was kind of scary and made the whole family feel uncomfortable the way he talked to my sister. Other than that it is a great pool but needs to re staff.

Great place to visit with your family. Cute park, and a nice trail to walk through

Head lifeguard there seemed very attentive and knew what he was doing when it came to the safety of my kids and other patrons. I noticed some families around me weren’t very safe with their children and weren’t watching them. Thankfully the lifeguards and staff there ensured the safety of myself and my child around other unsafe families

Pool was great, lifeguards did a great job! Went to the splash pad after the pool closed and it was quite dirty. Dead Plant debris and garbage all over, even at the park. Wish people would pick up after themselves. Great spot to have a picnic with the fam and stay cool. Love that there are lots of shady areas to sit under. Will be back many times this summer!

I feel persecuted by the lifeguards, a lot of regulations that are not made clear before entering. And I was only with my children in the safest part of the pool, I was not even swimming, my children played near me, nothing extraordinary, but even so I felt uncomfortable by the repetitive action of the lifeguards in calling attention to intransigent behavior and without any danger.

Kids love the pool, lifeguards and workers are kind, and the pool is perfect for hot summer days!

Amazing arena with huge change room for hockey teams. Lots of light and comfortable seating area. Well maintained.

Nice arena. Extremely confusing layout. Board was incorrect which wasn't fun, lol.

Great viewing experience at the newer rinks. Options to view from warm area are a plus!

One of the better arenas for viewing hockey. No netting to obstruct your view, very comfortable temperatures at fan seating level and the arena is well lit. For teams, dressing rooms are a good size and bench access is right of the dressing rooms.

Great arena... But why are all the EV chargers out of service???

New arenas in great condition and kept the nostalgic feel of the original Alcott arena

Arenas weren't too cold for comfortable viewing!

The most deveraux's I've seen in 1 house at 1 time

It's alright

Beautiful lake with a park for kids. Sports area all around. A public beach on one side and multiple fishing spots on the other side. There was a place to rent kayaks and such but I wasn't sure if it was open or not. Public washroom open at certain times and a hot dog and snack cart if you get hungry.

The park includes facilities for sports, family gatherings, and various events.

dog shit everywere in town. had to wipe my shoe off five times. i was running out of sticks. garbage is usely full. or tim horton cups all over town. great place to have a beer do.

Great park to visit, not busy during off hours.

Love This Park! Wide Open Space, Baseball Field, Walking Space, Dog Friendly, Kayak & Canoe Rentals, Splash Pad & An Awesome Zipline at the Park for the Kids

Love the park Peaceful place to visit and enjoy quiet time

Great playground, but also just lovely and open, but because of the baseball diamonds it feels like you can have your own space very easily. Nice and quiet too!

Jean and I have recently started using this facility. Previously we made our own wine however moving to a new house (downsizing) we do not have the space.The results in terms of wine and service have been excellent.

Highly recommended this place, Paul is really knowledgeable and helpful. My first time "making my own wine" he really made it easy for me. And as an added bonus his wife makes some amazing fudge, which won't be my sole reason for returning to this establishment. Its just another good reason to do so.

Reasonably priced friendly and personable service. Equipment is in good shape. 1/2 batch sizes are no problem too which is great if you want more variety or don't have space to store 30 bottles.

Highly recommended. Great product and service.

Bottled 5 more cases of dee-lish Merlot. Been bottling wine here for many many years.