I have been coming to Duncan Lanes for years. Still not a great bowler but it has a fun atmosphere…read more Some nights their are a lot of smokers by the doors, which is probably off putting for some.

We went there and they completely lied straight to our faces about their closing time... and after…read morewe questioned them about their actual closing time (which they didn't seem to know and changed from 5 to 4:30) they laughed at us as we walked away. Rude. Blenkinsop is better anyways, much kinder staff.

Pleasantly surprised with how interesting and fun the mini golf course was designed! Lovely…read morescenery! We will be coming back !

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE What awaits you nicely tucked out of…read moretown (far away enough from the city, yet not as far as Central Saanich/Sidney) just off the highway is this little mini golf oasis that offers three rental accommodation units too (complete with unlimited mini golf). Five stars go towards this well-maintained gem! === THE GOLF Adults are $12.85 and kids are $8.55. That gets each of you 18 holes of golf and there's something for everyone: young, old, beginner, and advanced. At least two of the holes have a couple of options for you to hit into, which result in closer or further placement for the hole situated down below. $5 allows you to play again. === 3. SERVICE We were helped by a couple of ladies and both seemed friendly. They tend to what looked like plants they sell in the clubhouse as well as a small ice cream freezer (which starts at $4 a bar I believe). === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's a picturesque location with two big fountains and ups, downs, bridges over water and plenty of artificial turf and garden features. Wheelchairs and baby strollers will make it over most but not all of the holes (some had stairs only to get up or down). Parking is available in a decent-sized lot in front.

Fun, beautiful, and a bit challenging in the water park like setting!…read moreThe garden was meticulous and ever changing as you played through. Each hole was set up differently and it was fun to see who did the best! You should come to play a game yourself or bring the family!

Beautiful park for a stroll, picnic, or just sitting on a boulder or bench to enjoy the wildlife…read moreand landscape. We may have been lucky on a Monday afternoon in April to find parking. The trails offered easy, short walks in lots of shade. Pretty place to visit!

Such a great park with many lovely beaches and trails. There is camping too, from where whales are…read moreoften seen. Good place to take kids.

out tour was kayaking , the views make it amazing by itself but if it's a tour I would expect for…read morethe tour guide to explain a bit more of what we are doing and he was very quiet until we did a break on a beach.

We had a great experience renting kayaks from Salt Spring. The staff were super friendly and…read morehelpful, and gave us good information about our routes (we rented on 2 different days). We especially liked the fiberglass kayaks which were so swift and easy to paddle. Such a beautiful place to kayak!

My department was looking for a unique, fun team-building experience, and we ended up at the North…read moreSaanich Rod & Gun Club. The Club is about a 30 minute drive, and out by the Victoria airport, at the end of a gravel drive. There were 14 of us, many or most of whom had never fired a gun before. The members who helped us - Murray, Blair, Jerry, Mike and a woman whose name I didn't catch but who was very enthusiastic about guns. We were there for about 2.5 hours, and learned a lot about how to hold, aim and fire various guns, as well as how to cock the ones that need cocking and clear empty brass from the chambers. We had a chance to try 14 different types of guns including various rifles, cowboy guns, revolvers, handguns, semi-automatic weapons and the whole bit. We felt safe the whole time. They're very clear and very serious about the rules - barrels/muzzles remain pointed down range at ALL times. Ear protection and eye protection don't come off when on the range. Pay attention, learn, squeeze the trigger rather than pulling. Aim with the front sight, lining it up between the back sights. Stance, grip, head positioning - the instructors were patient and friendly, happy to answer any questions, and made sure we felt at home. We had a really good time, and I'd recommend it to others. How many internet marketers/copywriters can say they've fired an AK-47?

This bouldering gym is quite close to center of the town. There are quite a few options for…read moreparking. They have their own lot, and there is also some street parking. If I have to compare to my home gym, the space itself is quite small and there is no foot washing station. Setting wise, it's not bad. There are quite problem you can work on for 1.5 hour session. Price is $24 per visit. I got the $50 one week pass as I'll be around Victoria area for a bit. The pass works for both gym locations. Grading use tag system, and by colour with no clear V grade equivalent.

These folks were very accommodating and patient teaching people how to use ocean kayaks. The…read morescenery was amazing!

Great friendly staff, professional and service oriented, lovely. We didn't hit Seal island but had…read morea nice long row and tour.