Many people do parasailing when they vacation abroad, but we were glad to find parasailing right…read morehere close to home! Everything was very efficiently ran with great customer service - from booking online and finding the location (they have a tent labelled "Parasail Ontario" right by the dock near the lighthouse at Port Credit), to getting outfitted with the PFD lifejackets, getting on the boat, and the whole experience. The person manning the tent and helping with check-ins was super friendly and helpful. You can choose to leave your shoes or sandals on the dock or boat when you do the parasailing (depending on whether you opt for the "dip toes in the water" experience). Don't carry a large backpack or anything big on the boat, as there isn't a lot of space. Everything was on time and on the dot - so be sure to get there at least 15 minutes early to check in, sign waivers, put on PFDs, and get briefing. There were 9 passengers on the boat, and we took turns doing the parasailing (about 10 minutes for each group of 2 or 3). 2 staff were on board - 1 person to steer the boat as captain, and 1 person to help the passengers get outfitted with harness, work the rope, etc. I loved the upbeat hip-hop music on the boat. We felt very secure and stable while up there... very relaxing and you can have conversations (didn't feel or sound too windy). Great view of the surrounding water and city from up above. If you purchase the video package, you get to hold a GoPro in a waterproof case and mounted on a selfie stick for the duration of your parasail adventure. Then they give you the Micro SD card and an adapter to take home. I totally recommend this adventure experience 100%!

Had a wonderful time here! Parking was a breeze (lot was small and full but plenty of parking on…read morethe street and very safe)! Bathrooms were clean. Staff was really nice, we had a beautiful day and they played good tunes! Views were awesome. The only thing I personally didn't like was that there was a long go pro video from our first friend group and then us in the second group. On another parasailing adventure, the staff took photos for us and they were excellent and required 0 effort on our part. Really would have preferred this over making us all do the go pro. But it didn't ruin my experience or anything just wasn't my preference. Overall, I highly recommend this experience!

We had an amazing experience! My husband and I made a reservation online and filled out all the…read morerelease forms necessary in advance. Check-in was easy when you arrive. Friendly and knowledgeable staff handed out life jackets and paddles and gathered the group (socially distantly) to review the course. Then we went for a short shuttle ride for about 10 minutes up the river in a large passenger van. It was my first time paddling a canoe down a river. I am decent tooling around a lake, but was intimidated by the idea of "rapids." The water was relatively high because it had rained a few days prior, so overall it was fairly tame. I was surprised about how many rocks we saw and how quickly I learned to point them out. There are picnic spots along the way which were nice to rest and refuel. We will definitely go back and bring friends next time - wonderful at to spend an afternoon outdoors on the water!

In the spirit of figuring out what I'm going to get up to this summer, I'm reflecting on my amazing…read moreexperience at Grand River Rafting! If you are looking for a COVID friendly, outdoor activity for the whole family, this is it. This took about 4 hours, and is an 8 mile paddle from Paris to Brant on the Grand River! The experience begins when you board a school bus at the bottom of the Grand River. You are then driven to a starting point, about a 20 minute ride. My friend and I were in a double kayak for the trip. While singles are sometimes available, as well as inflatable tubes, I recommend the double kayak for a few reasons: - company - laughs when you get stuck on shallow parts and need to pull your kayak out - help paddling, especially through some rapids - someone to pass you snacks - cute photos The trip took us about 4 hours, including a stop where there is a little lunch area with bathrooms and picnic tables. It also rained on and off throughout the trip, but I honestly didn't mind given it was a hot day. Note that this is a self guided trip, it is pretty straight forward with some signs where the river splits. I'm convinced if you went opposite of the suggested route you'd end up in the same spot anyways but don't take my word for it!

Instructor Ian Hugh's was awesome very knowledgeable and professional. I learned a lot about boat…read moreoperation in particular approaching the dock. And launching the boat from the trailer and returning it back. Ian emphasized using as little throttle as possible so the boat stayed under control. For anyone new to boating who wants to understand how to operate their boat safely I highly recommend Ian Hugh and Boater Skills

We recently completed the Marine Basic First Aid Course with Craig Hamilton. The two day course far…read moreexceeded our expecations. It was clear to us from the get go that he is a master of his craft. He kept the class engaged, presenting the theory and the practical exercises were exceptional. We will be taking further boating courses with Craig as his depth and experience in the marine and boating environment is very extensive and impressive! Thank you Craig! ....Craig & Anila

It was my first time here & I had such a fabulous experience! I did all 3 options - regular flight,…read morehigh flight, and virtual reality (VR). Don't skip out on the VR, it was well worth it & you're able to "fly over the mountains". I'm making plans to go back, and I would only tweak one thing - if you're going with 2 people or more, spread apart your flying times - ex. 11am (you), and 1130am (friend). Once you're in the flying zone, you can't take your phone and take pictures. But if you scatter your times, one person can take photos while the other flies!

We had a wonderful time at IFly! Our instructor was extremely knowledgeable and did great with…read morenervous members of our group (aka me!). The facility is large and clean and welcoming. Safety is prioritized and I never felt as if there was any lack of such.

Great place to take a young family. I'd recommend a daytime, weekday trip for the most attention,…read moreor an evening trip for adults, for the escape game!

I have Kelso twice (different seasons years apart)…read more The park is pretty and very scenic. It seems very popular all year round. Hiking the trails is more of a day trip type of tril. You are hiking from Steeles Ave to Kelso Cove Waterpark and back (or vice versa). I haven't really noticed this in spring. In the fall, the ski lifts were operating when the leaves start to change colors. Basically, you could just hike up the ski slopes and take the ski lifts down.

It aint Colorado but Kelson is a cool place to hike or mountain bike…read more You have to pay but for a one and done its okay

We were up visiting the area and were looking for some fishing. We were a large group with two…read moreyoung children, and these guys made the trip fun for everyone! We came home with some beautiful and delicious salmon. We really enjoyed our charter with them and will definitely give them a call when we are back up this way.

Very dated houseboat. We were crammed into the boat like sardines. There should be waaaay more…read morespace to move inside, but they have maximized how many paying customers per boat, so no wiggle room at all. Pouring rain, there was rain dripping into the centre of the boat. There was a hair in my salad. I had beef dinner, my husband had chicken. Both were less than good. I left most of my plate. Supposed to be choice of apple pie crumble or strawberry shortcake. The entire group was given strawberry shortcake. Coffee was bad. I didn't finish dessert or coffee. The boat felt dirty. They should really invest in new boats. The food should be better. The only thing that was good was the fresh bread. The captain of the boat gave us facts about the river, and interesting points about people that were born in the area, loon sightings, etc. The problem is that there is nothing interesting about the Grand River. It couldn't have been less interesting. Gift shop was like it was stuck in a time warp. All knitted, crocheted and sewn items that were possibly made 40 years ago. I felt like I had been teleported back to the eighties. Very disappointing and I do not recommend.

The Cruise was basic with not much to see but it was good to get some history about the area…read more The food was good and the staff were adequate. I was super full. Mostly an older, white crowd taking this tour. It was relaxing and I enjoyed it. I would recommend it.