This place is in the back of Panera Bread. Fast charging while you can eat and use the rest room…read more It's pretty convenient and right off the highway. The wattage is 250 which makes it fast. The location is about an hour from Niagara Falls so if you're going there, this is a good spot to charge before heading out. Not sure on the pricing because it's a necessity. I never really look at the price.

Located in the Longo's Marketplace plaza on the South East corner of Woodbine and Highway 7…read more There are multiple charge stations and supported connections. Charge output ranges from 50-200 kW Prices range from 32-45 cents per minute use. Charge is plenty quick as there was no other cars to share the output. The payment is convenient all you do is tap and charge with a $1.00 connection fee.

Hot Corner is the very best diamond sports training facility that we've been to, is unmatched by an…read moreother facility in upstate NY/Ontario. The attention to detail in assessing an athletes needs, and building the correct program to take their skills to the next level is first class. Coaches on staff really know how to cater to all learning styles and skill levels of athletes, all staff are so welcoming and helpful. The size and quality of the facility is incredible, and the training equipment is next level.

From the owner: Hot Corner Athletics is the most cutting edge, synergized baseball and softball training facility…read more We use the combination between Human Performance, Strength & Conditioning and Skill Development to help our athletes reach their goals. Our services combine the training to make sure that we are developing the athletes to become the best they can be.

This was a lifesaver of a charger for me. I needed a charge because my estimate was dropping to a…read morepoint where I didn't feel comfortable on a 3 hour trip. The road to here was filled with hills and curves and stop and go and one lane rides and it was eating away at my battery life. Luckily this place was here and I just topped off a bit just for peace of mind. It is right off the highway and it is between and Dunkin Donuts and a Baskin Robbins. The bathroom options aren't great, and in fact one bathroom was broken. But, I'm just happy that this was here when I needed it. It is split between the two so just pick an empty side and just charge. It was quite quick.

Perfect spot to sit and charge as your cross state likes. Multiple spots for Teslas to charge. It…read moreseems to be well maintained as well.

Found this Tesla Supercharger on route to Prince Edward County. It is a convenient location, right…read moreoff the highway - we actually stopped by to charge when coming back to Toronto too. It is a quiet location in a plaza behind Harvey's (there is a Timmy's here too). I didn't count exactly but I think there are able 15 chargers here, don't need to fight lol.

This is such a fun place to visit. You will enjoy it whether you are 8 or 80! And it is all free!…read more The parking lot is huge, but if you have someone with mobility difficulty, make sure you drop them off, because once you get in you will need to do a bit of walking as well. When you enter the building, you get lanyards and can visit a station to register. When you register, it takes your picture and tracks the various activities you do throughout the exhibits. You don't have to do this, but it is a fun step to see the results of your various activities and pictures at the end. You proceed down a long walkway with amazing views of the Niagara River and Lewiston Queenston Bridge. During December, they have a festival of trees which line the hallway with trees decorated by local organizations. It was a fun touch! There are a variety of information panels along the way. When you enter the main area, you proceed down the escalator (or elevator) to the main exhibit area. There is a movie about the power authority (and power in general) that I recommend starting off with. There is also a fun 4d simulator ride! If there isn't a staff person at the ride, you can go to the information desk and ask someone and they will get you in. There are interactive sections where you work through a variety of situations (like working to keep and restore power to a fictional town). There is also a cool cave like walk through that talks about the geology of the gorge area. We spent about two hours here because my kids were insistent on doing every activity. But you could spend less time if there wasn't as much interest. A highlight was the literal hair raising Van De Graff generator. Staff walk you through the safety protocol and then you get to experience your hair standing straight up! It was really a fun touch. You can go out on the balcony area for some stunning views or a quick break from the action. I also learned that they host birthday parties or other gatherings here. What a unique idea! If you want to learn more about electricity or are just looking for something unique to do, this is a great place to visit.

We have a family tradition to stop at the Power Vista and see the Christmas trees at Christmas…read moretime. The long hallway going over the Niagara Scenic Parkway, that you have to walk to get to the power vista fun exhibits, is lined with Christmas trees decorated by local organizations like the girl scouts, people Inc., etc.. It's fun to see how they choose to decorate incorporating their organizations purpose. It's different every year. Many handmade ornaments showcasing the talents of individuals, many who benefit from the organization. I always get a few new ideas to use by seeing their creativity. Plus you can still so the rest of the power vista fun things like the simulator ride. Free admission, free parking....what more could you want?

Not many options at night. I'm the only one here but only charging at 86kW on very low battery. I…read moreunderstand not getting a full 120kW when busy...but tired of slow charging when I'm alone!

It's rich in research resources. Also, they provide a resource to get your taxes completed & it's…read moremy favorite place in town.

The Canandaigua Wood Library is a fabulous place for those of all ages. I regularly volunteer for…read moretheir fundraising events and the entire library team is so nice and welcoming. I have brought family and friends to the library to play in the annual mini golf event and one of the things each person says is what an expansive and wonderful library it is. There is something for everyone here. A true gem in the area.