If you like hiking, then you must visit this place. There are cabes that you can walk, crawl or…read moresqueeze into. It's a gorge with gigantic glacial boulders, cascading waterfalls, a suspension bridge and a wooden covered bridge. They almost had everything except for a cafe.

This was sooo much fun! We spent almost 2 hours here and loved reading the educational facts along…read morethe boardwalk and exploring the caves! There were so many beautiful areas along the boardwalk. The lemon squeezer and dungeon were the most difficult but also the most fun! We got a bit muddy and wet but that's all part of the adventure! We also loved the huge birds nest at the end and got a huge laugh out of pretending to be baby birds. I would definitely come back here again!

I can't see how people were saying that this place is old and worn out. The buildings are very well…read morekept, and their rides looked like they were in great shape. Everybody that we saw was having fun. We came without kids. My partner was here as a little girl, some 65 years ago, and on that day many years ago, it was time to go, and she didn't get a chance to see the reindeer one more time. We decided to come up to see the reindeer one more time. Everybody at the park was very friendly, and we are glad to say that the reindeer are being kept very well. They look extremely healthy, friendly, and you can even feed them. Even as "old people" both myself, and my partner really really enjoyed the place, and we could feel the magic of the place. Thank you for still being there.

My son is obsessed with Santa, so when I found out this place existed, I bundled it into a trip so…read morewe could also see Lake Placid as she is a huge winter sports fan. Planned the trip a few months in advance. We're up here now, and we just realized they decided to not open for the season (until November) so they could do repairs. They posted on their Instagram 2 weeks ago, however must've just updated the website more recently. I'm sure the repairs are necessary and I'm from upstate so I know how this can go--regardless, I now get to explain to a 5 year old why he can't go visit Santa's house after all. I'm sure the place is great, however I'm not trying this again. Call before you try and go.

So, we went to this place on a cold, grey, rainy weekday in April. Take all of my comments with…read morethis in mind. We enjoyed ourselves here. The mini golf was out, which was a disappointment. The kids had a great time in all other activities. It would have been more fun with more kids to play with, but our choice of days to visit was to blame for that. It was disappointing that after paying $50 just to walk through the door we had to pay more for any of the games. That being said, for young kids, this place has everything you need.

Spent several hours at Funtropolis to let my kids run wild with limited restrictions, and they had…read moreso much fun! One of their favorite activities here was shooting foamy balls at people. Even adults enjoyed this, although I got shot in the face at some point. They require shoes to be removed, so make sure you let younger kids go bare feet or wear grippy socks, since some areas can get slippery. My kids and I also enjoyed the slides and some arcade games, although the claw machines are kind of cheesy. Either way, this is a great choice if you want to let your kids go crazy and if you wish to release your inner child!

I love coming to Montreal for the fireworks festival. Every year different countries take part in…read morethis International Competition to see who wins First Prize. The fireworks are set up in La Ronde and they light up the sky all around the area...many people watch them from rooftops as far as Old Montreal. I love the display, the music that comes with it and the colorful displays. It's something to catch if you like fireworks.

La Ronde was a fun way to spend an autumn day in Montreal, especially with the added excitement of…read moreFright Fest. The Halloween festivities included several creepy walkthrough experiences that felt more like scare zones than traditional haunted houses, at least for anyone familiar with Knott's Scary Farm or Universal's Halloween Horror Nights. They were entertaining and added a nice seasonal touch to the park. One of the unexpected highlights was actually getting there! The walk from the Metro station along the river was absolutely spectacular, with beautiful fall foliage making the entire approach feel like an attraction of its own. As for the roller coasters, a few were a little more intense than I personally prefer, which is saying something considering I generally enjoy a good thrill ride. Still, we had a great time exploring the park and soaking up the Halloween atmosphere. La Ronde made for a memorable outing, and the gorgeous autumn scenery was an unexpected bonus.

This is a yearly tradition for my family, and every year it does not disappoint. It is fun for the…read morewhole family focused a little more towards littler kids but I have fun every time. I highly recommend Clark's and there ice cream

****Parents with younger children please read. A Clark Bear employee was taking pictures of my kids…read morein their bathing suits!!!*** An employee from Clark Bear began yelling at our young children, 6 and 8, over the use of a squirt gun on the Wolfman Train Ride while exiting the ride. We have been using squirt guns for the past 13 years. It's a family tradition, and we have never had an issue. The Clark Bear employee then began taking pictures on his own personal cell phone of our children, 6 and 8, in their bathing suits. This is absolutely disturbing and disgusting !!! Be careful if you bring your children here. We will never be returning.

Perfect family campground! Local owner owned, very well maintained and clean. Check in is…read moreseamless, well stocked on site store. You'll appreciate the established feel, the mature landscaping, and the quiet nature of the guests. atmosphere was pure Vermont. We were in a deluxe site with concrete pad and picnic table, near the shuffle board court- it was great. Next time we come we may try a site that backs up to the river to mix it up.

Check-in at the store where you will find souveniers, cold beverages, firewood, toys, pet supplies…read moreand some food items. Car and RV parking is in front of the building. A gate code is needed to access the campground. We rented a cabin here. There are four. Two of them are 'deluxe' and have indoor cook tops. The others do not allow indoor cooking and have grills outside. The kitchen was very well kitted with everything you could need. The Deluxe cabin we rented was decorated in a cabin style with bear and moose motif items. A table for two in the kitchen, a couch for two or three and a nice rocker. A small desk is in the corner of the livingroom with a kitchen chair for seating. Hooks for coats and a place for shoes by the door. The gas fireplace is shut off in the summer because the pilot heats up the cabin. They are on from Septemer 1st. The bedroom has a queen bed, (linens and blankets provided) full dresser, bedside tables, another kitchen chair (a total of four in the cabin) and luggage rack. Two narrow closets included hangers, extra pillows and towels for the pool or hot tub. Three quarter bath was well maintained. Two bath towels and one hand towel. Hand soap on vanity. Hair dryer and extra TP under sink. Shelves for toiletries. Clothes hook on back of door. Two seats and a table are on the front porch. Our parking space was in front of the porch. A picnic table and firepit are to the right of the porch, at the end of the parking space. Our porch faced the gravel road into the campground. The campground is tiered from the road down to the river with camper spots on each tier. No spots are directly on the river. A field designated as a dog exercise area is next to the river, then a small, rocky beach to the river. The road noise is heard throughout the campground, even at the brook where the river babbles over the stones, which is very pleasant. The onsite store rents tubes for riding the river. A path to the left of the dog area ends where you can put the tube in the water, ride it to the end of the beach and repeat the process. Laundry, public bathrooms and shower bathrooms are in a newer, climate controlled building near the playground. A pass code is needed to enter. Two pools and a hot tub are near the office/store. Mini-golf is behind the store. Dump station on the way out near the dumpsters. Gravel roads are maintained. Some site have full hook-up, fire pit and picnic table. Very pet friendly.