Paid Cold Creek CA a visit yesterday while attending Feast of Fields and was really impressed with…read morehow beautiful the area is. Located just north of King Rd on 11th Concession, we had a little trouble locating the place using GPS (which auto corrected us to an address in the 15000 block) but after a few U turns we found the gates. To quote their website: "Cold Creek Conservation Area is an ecologically diverse and sustainable natural area. It is a model of sustainability that can be achieved by protecting and enhancing the area's natural environment while providing outdoor education, cultural and heritage experiences and recreation. The Cold Creek Conservation Area consists of 190 hectares within the Humber River watershed (a designated Canadian Heritage River). A portion of the property lies within the "Natural Linkage" policy area of the Oak Ridges Moraine. The Conservation Area is significant due to its unique natural features. Existing mixed conifer swamp forest contains black spruce which is rare in Southern Ontario and is home to a wide array of plant and animal species." The landscape is gorgeous the atmosphere serene and the drive beautiful. Definitely a little slice of untouched rural GTA heaven nestled between farmers fields. There is more than enough parking and from what I could see based on my limited experience at Feast of Fields, and the grounds sprawled out for what seemed like forever. So glad to discover this place - highly recommend you pay it a visit

another recommendation for a park that didn't do much to help out with my fall photos, the hike…read morewasn't very good either. this park is connected to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection gallery, which you will see multiple signs for this gallery when you walk through the park. the trail is really well done, but unfortunately due to construction ends at Major Mackenzie with no signage to give you a heads up. the trail is not very even as its just crushed stone, coming here the day after it rained did no favors, as i had to jump around puddles, as some portions of the path closest to major Mackenzie was flooded out. walking this path as well, there is no option or leeway to be able to venture off the path to get closer to the forest sections, as the tall weeds makes this impossible. the site by the parking lot has lots of sporting facilities. a baseball diamond, tennis courts, soccer fields, and a playground for kids. parking is free and the only lot is to the north off Islington. this park and hike was decent, but I will not be going out of my way to come back.

Bindertwine Park is a hidden gem in Kleinberg. It is located just steps from the main street…read more(Islington) and is well worth the visit. Although the park is a typical park - green grass, baseball diamond, soccer field, it is the trail that leads off the parking lot that scores this park so high in the ranking. The trail follows a stream for a couple of kilometers. Along the way, there are several places to stop and look at nature, or take additional trails heading into the woods. The trails link up with the McMichael Art Gallery grounds, which can then lead you to the Kortright Centre. A few times during the year I'll drive the 10 minutes or so (from home) to walk my dogs along the trail system. Along the way you'll pass other walkers with pets, or people just out exercising along the trails. Great way to feel miles from no where.......

This place was totally fun from 9 am - 945 am on Saturday morning. It was empty, everything was…read moreneat and tidy. It's a super cute idea. But by 10 am, 3 birthday parties arrived and it was so NOT fun anymore, it was a total 180. It was absolute mayhem. Kids grabbing toys out of other kid's hands. Kids rolling cars and shopping carts over toes. Everything was thrown all about, so you just entered a room into total disarray. Parents and kids not removing their shoes as asked. Pushing. Shoving. If you can get there when it's empty, a total pleasure. Otherwise I'd say skip.

Absolutely disgusting the floors are this speckled to touch to feel.. my son fell on his face the…read morefloors scratched his whole nose, forehead and chin to the point where it bled. I don't think it's toddler safe for 0-24m. Also the areas are a mess. I don't think they clean it properly or even disinfect, our socks were disgusting when we left I had to put my shoe on without my sock. They advertise "healthy snack" in their description ... the snacks you can purchase are lunchables, cheetos, and croissants lol. We will never be coming in again, and definitely don't recommend it to anyone.

Thank you Sonja for a great Handbuilding Pottery session on April 25/26!!! We LOVED it!!!! Sonja…read moreis an amazing teacher and helped us create beautiful pieces. We'll definitely be back soon for more fun.

Art Spot has it all kids camp and adult classes Everyone…read morehad so much fun and the classes are well organized and so much fun I booked 3 classes here and can't wait for my next class

Everything was absolutely horrible and the staff are downright abusive. Never experienced something…read moreworst.

My kids like this playground so much! The new owner is a kind person. She even play with kids…read moretogether. This playground is clean and bright and fit for kids in any ages. Really nice place for private party and spending holidays with kids together. We will play there next time for sure.

Not suitable for my 7 year old. I booked the pokemon camp for him, and by Wednesday he went home…read moreand cry thinking he is not treated fairly at the camp. The one star is for I was able to get refund for Thursday and Friday.

My son started his first day at camp today. We signed him up for the counselor in training camp and…read morehe said the teacher spoke English 90-95% of the time, which is completely the opposite of what was advertised on the camp description. This is a complete waste of time and money. A very poor and disappointing experience.