I wanted to plan a last minute kayaking trip with my partner so we found this place in Keswick and…read moredecided to just do a walk-in. Upon arrival, it may seem like it's difficult to find parking, but once you drive past the shop, there is a lot of parking behind. We walked into the shop, and within seconds, staff greeted us. It was great and easy to know everything as there was a giant menu of all the services and water activities they provided. We asked for 2 single kayaks, and they told us there were plenty! 1 single kayak is $25/4 hours, which is an amazing price. This also includes a lifejacket and paddle. You honestly can't find this deal in Toronto. You get charged a mandatory damage deposit of $200 per kayak first, and once you return from your trip, you get your deposit back and pay the $25. The staff were very nice and the lake was great! The kayaks and paddles were super sturdy and well maintained. We went around 2pm and there were a decent amount of people, but not too packed. Later in the afternoon is when we saw it started getting pretty busy. There was a hiccup in payments at first, where the first card machine didn't work, so I used a second one. After my trip, I checked my bank and they charged me twice. They were super nice and accommodating and refunded me back the amount. I will definitely be back and rent with them again!!!

We went to rent a pontoon this Friday, everything it's great, they have bbq grill on the pontoon,…read morebluetooth to play music, and fishing(we release the one in the pic)! We would definitely come here again! The only thing is you gotta wait the staff for a while because they are too busy, but they extend our boat time for this, so I am really satisfied

Nice to sit by the water and watch the world go by. There was a group of students and their teacher…read morelearning to fish and understand about the fish they caught. Entertaining to say the least. Beautiful sunny day.

I took a walk around the Port Perry Marina after downing a two-scoop cup of gelato and sorbetto. It…read morewas a warm, late summer day, and I needed to walk off some of my dessert. The marina is large and had many boats that were docked. I didn't see any out on the calm water. I probably missed all that. You can rent canoes here. There is a building to get your rental taken care of. The marina has a cafe. If you feel like a snack after a fun day on the water, it's there waiting for you. There are also public washrooms. I used the women's. It has two stalls, but one was actually in working order. It was clean. It was nice to walk along the boardwalk and admire the waterfront. There are benches under a couple of wooden structures were you can sit back and boat-watch. If you want a beautiful waterfront view of Port Perry, drop by the marina. (383)

If you're in the Grand Cayman's, this is a must do. Outstanding experience, simply otherworld-ish…read more Snorkeling in a bioluminescent bay at night -"Little Prince-ish." The tour is perfectly organized, with not too many people. I've traveled much, this is near the top.

Came to visit Professor's Lake with some family on a hot summer day…read more Parking is free, but there is a fee to access the beach. (varies) The sandy area is quite large, lot's of room to spread out. The water is pretty clean, and is a nice temperature. You can also rent paddle boats and canoes and such for additional fees. They also have a large water slide for the kids to go on. Unfortunately, for some strange reason the day we went it was closed which disappointed the kids. This is a nice clean area to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and can enjoy the beach. 4/5

This is a beautiful location which is free of charge to enter. A breathtaking lake for miles and a…read moretrail to walk, the other side has houses and is private, and as of lately they have fenced off the edges so you can no longer fish there or sit on the rocks which is a pain. Regardless though it's amazing and so relaxing just strolling down by the lake, and taking in the fresh air and the views :)

The houseboat rental was such a great experience and I'd recommend it to anyone. It's like camping…read moreon the lake but with a bedroom, full washroom and kitchen. You're able to drive the boat to different islands and dock there. There's a BBQ on deck as well and the entire experience was relaxing. It was my first time and from check in to check out, it was seamless. Frank took the time out to train us and made us feel confident enough to drive and dock. Thank you - we will be back!

Happy Days Houseboats are a great company to rent from and have the friendliest staff. The…read morehouseboats they have are very modern, comfortable with a lot of space that can handle bigger groups. The staff a great at training and put in enough time to teach you how to handle the houseboat. They provide a service line if you need it and always have someone there to answer questions. I went in late May where the whether was ok but very quiet in the late spring so no issues with busy locks or too many boaters in the water. Got a chance to see their luxury boats and it's like a floating hotel. Can't wait to go back. Highlights of the trip were Boyd island, Bobcaygeon, Lower Buckhorn lake, Wolfe Island and Lovesick lock.

Did this trail three times, once clockwise about quarter way, once counter clockwise about quarter…read moreway and just recently the complete 8km trail. The complete 8 km walking trail was boring for me as much of it is not covered be trees and it was a hot day. The part that is covered is good. But the only issue is it relatively flat and this does not add any challenges. There is paid parking and many people also park near Home Hardware and a grocery store.

We have booked Island Lake Conservation Area for our wedding ceremony later this year and we…read morecouldn't be more excited about this as our venue. Our contact, Meghan, has been super awesome about handling all of our random questions leading up to the ceremony and has been super accommodating. The park itself is really lovely, right on the lake. They also have an amphitheatre over the water at the beach area which is available to book for functions (this is where we are going to get married). We really wanted to find a place in nature without having to drive too far from the city - this was the perfect spot for us!

What a great experience! Like being on cottage lake in the middle of the city. Close to Old Mill…read moresubway station, the launch area is literally directly underneath the bridge the subway goes over. I've been twice this summer - early June in the evening and mid July for 9 AM kayaking. I enjoyed the early morning peace and tranquillity. We were guided by a long line of geese and also saw two egrets along the way. Very peaceful and they make it so easy as they drag the kayaks down to the launch beach. Getting in and especially out of the kayak is challenging. It would be great to have a pole or chair to grab onto to pull yourself up and out. But otherwise, a fabulous not expensive trip away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

They have kayak, canoeing and paddling Great experience and…read morefun to go with friends Kayak route is not too long and along the route there's lovely nature

On Saturday June 25th, my fiancée and I went out and explored Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands…read morearea with Humber Bay Boating Adventures. The weather was warm, the lake was nice and calm and we set out for what ended up being an absolutely incredible day and evening. Our journey began with a warm and friendly greeting by Captain Rhonda. Once we got on the boat, we were given safety instructions and got ready to set sail. Our first stop was on Hanlan's Point where we enjoyed a nice picnic. The beach was packed with women, men and children of all ages. The vibe was great as everyone was soaking up the sun and spending quality time with family and friends. After a few hours of lounging on the beach, we got back on to the boat and toured the west side and south side of the Toronto Islands. Our next stop was Ward's Island. We docked the boat, went for a nice walk on the boardwalk and then stopped in to sit down and have a cold beverage and a wonderful snack at the Rectory Cafe. We then continued our walk, stopped for ice cream and walked around the neighbourhood of Ward's Island. We got back on the boat and continued to explore the east and north side of the Toronto Islands. While on the north side, we explored the lagoons and stopped in to the Toronto Island Marina where a live band was playing just before the sun set. We wanted to be on the water while the sun was setting so we could take in Toronto's breathtaking waterfront. What a sight that was! Pictures don't do a justice! Captain Rhonda is a very friendly and knowledgeable person and knows quite a bit of the history of this fantastic city we call home. She really cares about her customers and will do anything to be accommodating. I would definitely recommend Humber Bay Boating Adventures to anyone who would like an intimate tour of the Toronto Islands and Lake Ontario whether you're in a group or would just like to go out with that special someone. I can't wait to book my next tour with family and friends!

From the owner: We are a true adventure tour company. Other than our Humber River Tour, you can expect to get wet…read more It's fun and we'll take good care of you. All tours include a swim. Interested in spending the weekend at Toronto Island? Ask about staying aboard our well appointed 30ft SeaRay.

The conservation park has a lot to offer: Tree Trekking, trails that continue along the lake,…read moreexercise equipment, lots of parking space and huge picnic and bbq area with lots of picnic tables, with all the safety measures in place; designated place to throw away ashes, big garbage bins. Good for all seasons

We visited on Labour Day to reconnect with nature and decompress a bit…read more As expected the park was very busy but once we started walking on the nature trails, we didn't encounter too many people on our journey around the lake. It was so relaxing walking by the water and through the forest. The weather was perfect, not too hot and not too cold - just right! We walked by many families fishing at the river and also noticed the tree top trekking/zip line above. We want to return to try this next time! There were families having BBQ's at picnic sites which were reserved (guessing you can book them online/through the park ahead of time). They also had a splash pad and pool - wish we brought our bathing suits!! They also had an ice cream truck positioned close to the splash pad and you know we had to get some dipped cones after our hike in the woods. Bring your bills/coins - the truck is cash only. Note, if you have one of the Canada 150 park passes, it does not work for free entry here. For entry for four adults we paid $26. All in all, Heart Lake is a lovely place to visit super close to Brampton.

Had nick fix my srx 700 last week and wanted to express how my service was. He was fast at getting…read moreme a diagnosis and price of the machine. very trustworthy and honest guy. 100% recommend

From the owner: Offering my engine and equipment services. We fix any ATVS, dirt bike, side by side, jet ski,…read moreboats, snowmobiles and much more. Shoot me a text or call and we will answer any questions you may have. Also we are offering mobile work for bigger jobs as well as transportation help if needed. Licensed welders as well