We went to the location on Duke Street in Kitchener. Parking was easy (lot left of the front…read moredoor). This was a Christmas gift from our kids, so we went in as a group of 4. What a great time! The staff was so friendly. The forms were easy to fill out. I cannot give anything away here - just go and experience! We did the Mayor's office. At a 22% rate for getting out I thought we were sunk in the first 11 minutes. So many great puzzles to solve and the thrill when we figured out a code or found a key was awesome. Great value for the cost. During a time when there is little to do, we were safe in our small group, locked in a room ( well more than one room as you worked through it). This was the perfect way to spend an afternoon followed up with take home food from a Downtown Kitchener restaurant. ....we got out!!!! Can't wait to do another room. Thank you Kitchener team for a stellar experience.

Did you escape? Yes! Escaped Game 1 and can't wait to try Game 2!…read more Adventure Rooms has a lot of fun technology that you can use - we won't give anything away but you get to use little gadgets that I only see in movies. It really adds to the whole environment and experience. The clues tied together really well although there was no story or theme to it. Adventure Rooms only has two rooms and they do not change frequently. The passing rate of the first room (Game #1) is 20% and the second room (Game #2) is 25%. So, not a high passing rate for either. The rooms are European style as well so you go through a house, basically. What made Adventure Rooms a lot of fun was the fact that it involved many little steps/puzzles that you had to solve to get out, rather than just one hard problem. This is one of our top places, and we can't wait to go back for Game #2!

customer service was VERY bad the owner is mean and not friendly at all i was counting out change…read moreand they kept rolling their eyes NEVER going back

We went on the may 24 weekend took the dog and had a wonderful time . The gate lady was kind and…read morehelpful, owners were helpful , had a nice camp area near the moose lodge and it was perfect as can walk husky around and behind by tracks , didn't see anything like these negative responses say ! Looking forward to coming back

Great place for starters. You get thoroughly oriented and with all the gears complete, you will be…read moreready for your first few climbs. Clean facility. Great staff. Not too busy when we were there on a non-holiday weekend. Great exercise. Used their auto-belay as only one person in the family was climbing Ample parking too

Fun for the kids and me we climb all day on Sunday and we got some stuff at the gift shop gift shop…read morelike crock gibit

Peter has some hidden gems in the stratford area. It was a great learning experience and the magic…read moreof spring was apparent everywhere. We were shown pristine spots that I certainly felt blessed to be in.. Could've camped out easily! Each week the landscape changes and it's something you could easily take in several times and each outing find different things. If you love outdoors, food, and respect Mother Nature.. Don't hesitate to sign up! My kids and I loved it! Thanks for the experience Peter Win win for #pucksplenty

If you are at all interested in nature, hiking and foraging, you should go on one of Peter's…read moreexpeditions. I am a Taurus girl, and anyone who knows a Taurus girl knows that we love to cook. But what is even more exciting to us, is being able to cook things that we've found from the earth and puled out with our bare hands. This tour satisfied the earthy Taurus in me and the Wild Outdoorsman in my Sagittarius boyfriend. Last October, my we were in Stratford to see Othello. Now, he's not the biggest Shakespeare fan, So I needed to find something fun for him while we were there (but also something fun for me, too.) Since we are both great lovers of the outdoors and especially foraging, I did some research on the internet and came across Puck's Plenty. For $35 per person, this outing can't be beat. We all met in a designated area and shared rides to the different hiking sites. Peter had been out earlier and picked some wild cress for everyone and packaged it baggies for us to enjoy later. Our specific goal was to find some fall mushrooms. At our first site, Peter showed us some that were good for eating and pointed out a few that were poisonous. Then we visited a second site where we took a walk through the woods for a couple of hours and found Velvet Foot Mushrooms on the sides of trees. Peter explained that they were good not only for eating, but for thickening and adding extra flavour to gravies and stews. We also found wild ginger root that he dig up for us (and I used some later that night in a vinaigrette on the wild cress and it was absolutely delicious). Our third site was on a private farm with an amazing vegetable garden that we were free to pick anything we wanted from if we left a donation at the farmhouse. There were beets, squash, onions, leeks, pumpkins and turnips. This may sound like nothing to anyone who lives in the country, but as a country raised girl who lives in the concrete jungle now, it was like going home! From there, we visited the most magical forest I've ever been in. It must have been an acre of tall thin pines, planted in formation. It was very dark and there were mushrooms as far as the eye could see. We found Lactaruis, Blewitt, and Puffball mushrooms. I think we spent over an hour in this incredible place, constantly finding new mushrooms, examining them and picking the ones that we could identify as ok to eat. When we reached the farmhouse to leave our donation, we found out they had fresh eggs and bought 2 dozen. Everyone on the tour with us was very friendly and helpful and Peter was a knowledgeable and seasoned guide. I would say that this was no only worth the $35 but far more in terms of learning and experience and we went home with more than enough delicious food for the whole week. No matter what your sign is, I'm willing to bet that you'd have a great time out in the woods on a Puck's Plenty foraging day. Thank you, Peter.

Spot is easy to get to, not a long walk and perfect to relax at!!! Would recommend to just stop and…read moresee, or spend a few hours at just enjoying it.

We visited the Great Falls during a waterfalls trip in the Hamilton area in fall 2013. The Great…read moreFalls is also known as the Grindstone Falls or the Waterdown Falls. It is located in the old Waterdown, Ontario that is now merged into City of Hamilton. It is a curtain fall that is 10m high and 5m wide. It is beautiful, powerful and breathtaking. To get to the Great Falls, go south on Mills Street North, go under a railway bridge, park at the Smokey Hollow Park on the right. You have arrived at the entrance of a hiking trail that leads to the Great Falls.

So I had the best day here. There is so much to do here. The food is great the gift shop. The whole…read moreexperience was so worth it.

This place was lots of fun!…read more I really loved the Birds of Prey section, definitely cool to see those majestic birds. It's wasn't too busy which was nice. The horses were kinda boring and there were no bisons. The whole horse area was kinda smelly (which is unsurprising haha) Checked out most of the trails: The creek one had way too many bugs so we turned back but it's was shady and quiet which was lovely. The lakeshore trail was very exposed to the sun which sucked but the scenery was lovely and there were a bunch of monarch butterflies. The whole area was a blast but in hindsight I wouldn't go back on such a hot and sunny day.

My husband and I got married here in 2010. Our wedding was amazing and everything went off without…read morea hitch. This review is actually about our anniversary though. My husband surprised me by bringing me back to Dundee Country Club for a round of golf. Afterward, we decided to grab a bite to eat in the club house. My husband led me outside to the patio, where there was a reserved table with pink gerbera daisies (our wedding flowers) in vases. I was so surprised! The Hospitality Manager, Rebecca, came out to our table and all was revealed to me. My husband had been in touch with Rebecca to arrange the whole thing - Rebecca reserved the table for us, and went out shopping for the daisies (my husband told her what colour) and vases. Apparently that's all my husband had planned until Rebecca asked if there was anything else they could do, like a different menu than just burgers and hotdogs from the club house. My husband didn't know this was possible, but definitely jumped at the chance. Rebecca said that they were big on anniversaries and could do whatever we wanted. So my husband pre-ordered us shrimp cocktails, salads, chicken and steak - it was amazing! He also arranged for the Cake Box in Kitchener to deliver cupcakes, which Rebecca was totally fine with. She accepted the delivery when it arrived, and plated it nicely for us for dessert. We chatted with Rebecca throughout the lunch, and she is truly a wonderful lady! She was more than happy to help out with the anniversary surprise, and willing to make suggestions. I feel like she went above and beyond what her role entails. She's also incredibly friendly and funny. I would happily recommend Dundee Country Club to anyone who wants a little something special done. Oh, and the golf course itself - it was great! A good mixture of shorter and longer holes. The Starter was also awesome - we wanted to golf alone since it was our anniversary, so he was able to re-arrange some groups to make it happen (note: at least one foursome didn't show up, which is how he was able to help us out. I don't think he would have shuffled everyone around if it was a major inconvenience, which is understandable). Overall, the day was awesome and the staff at Dundee Country Club were amazing!

It's a nice park in downtown Kitchener offering lots of options to enjoy. It has a playground,…read moresplash pad, basketball courts and picnic areas. It is a family-friendly park and you can enjoy walking, running, biking or roller skating in the park while your children are busy playing in the playground. There is plenty of shade to move the picnic tables and enjoy a nice meal.

The first time I passed by Victoria Park was by accident. I drove along and noticed this beautiful…read morepark. It was in the wintertime. I vowed to come back when the weather was warmer. Well, with the recent heatwave that happened, I was in the neighbourhood, saw a parking lot, and decided to stop by. It was 36°C outside. With the humidity, it was much hotter. I am crazy, but I am glad that I stopped by. I walked around the park. It's picturesque and I can understand why folks choose to get wedding photos taken here. There are plenty of benches around. The bike and walking paths are generous. There are a ton of bridges over the water. Lots of folks were out and about. I also got to say hi to a dog and his owner. For kids, there's a splash area. There were plenty of cheerful kids cooling off and having a good time. I liked the canoe that was at the park. It was different, but a good fit. I spent nearly an hour there. I left fearing that I would be a water blob from the heat. I will try coming back here when it's not as humid. It's the perfect way to relax, take a stroll, and take photos of this beautiful park. (254)

A couple weeks ago I went to Escapology with my cousin and a friend. I love escape rooms, and…read morepuzzles and such, and we wanted to try out the new one in London. We loved the set up of the room, it was really well done, the puzzles were hard but not too hard and we got out with only a few minutes to spare. After they sent us a discount code and we went back this past weekend to do another room! Again we were impressed by the set up and how the clues led to the next and so on. We did require a few hints, but in the end we did prevent Armageddon and saved the world (you're welcome!) with 15 minutes to spare! I'll definitely go back here again.

My girlfriend, defacto sister-in law and I had an amazing time here last Tuesday. The customer…read moreservice was amazing. While the three of us didn't prevent armageddon, we all had an absolute blast trying to get out of the room! Jessica, the manager, was incredibly accommodating when it came to answering the questions I had about the accessibility of the room for people like myself, who have physical disabilities. I'd go back there in a heartbeat.. Check em' out, you won't be disappointed!

I brought my employees and their families here to do some racing for a corporate style appreciation…read moreevent, and we had SUCH and an amazing time! We had the whole place to ourselves and even got to choose our own playlist ( the speakers are good so this would be a good option for a fun night out with friends on the wekeend too!) The karts are so fast I was surprised by how fast they were. Our youngest driver was also able to drive independently, and the staff were so lovely helping him get comfortable and showing him how to operate the kart. We ordered a food package with our event and it was delicious. They set it up buffet style in one of the party rooms and had all the utensils, etc, we needed. Ohh and they have a games room with ping pong! I will definitely be back to throw another work event but also probably for a girls' night out!

Birthday and PD Day treat for my son and friend. So prices were reasonable due to a special 2 for…read more1 on PD Day. Think they had 2 races per session. The staff are helpful and clear with the go-carters. Kids did some good fun driving and even a bit of drifting. There is a screen with lap times and winner etc. Also there is a podium where can stand with a cup. Between races there was a party room, and a room boys played the tennis. Safety talk is very clear, helmets fitted and staff adjusted. Would recommend to anyone. Its clean fuel - electric power. Surface os good. Not a huge track but good enough. 0 4 drivers per race. Booking online too.