Beautiful park right by the lake. Perfect for a stroll or just spending time watching the sunset…read more Love this place! Easy to park your car and go around the park.

Great place to walk around, ride bikes, roller skate etc. The water and view is so beautiful. From…read morecertain spots you can see the CN TOWER. there is plenty of picnic spaces. There are multiple parks and boating areas within the space they are each clearly labeled so its easy to meet up or give directions. I saw people swimming in the lake water for me its a no the waters arent that clear where people are allowed to swim and there was a lot of Canadian geese swimming in the area that people swim.

Some great arenas for hockey (me and my kids played here)…read moreTruthfully I don't want it busier (so don't come!!), it's a great skatepark! One of the best in Ontario!

I love that they have heated seating. Definitely helps keep me warm when watching my husband's…read moreleague games.

Meadowvale 4 Rinks Arena is located at 2160 Torquay Mews in the north end of Mississauga, near Erin…read moreMills and the 401. It's home to Meadowvale Minor Hockey Association and Streetsville Meadowvale Skating Club, as well as countless adult rec hockey leagues, hockey clinics, and city-run skating and hockey programs. It's an older arena that could use some sprucing up, but it makes up for that by being open (with ice) year-round and featuring FOUR rinks - no other Mississauga rink can compete other than Iceland arena (who also has 4 rinks and is open year-round). PROS: - ice open year-round - 4 rinks! - great skate sharpening in pro shop ​- pretty decent snack bar (when open) ​- plenty of good vending machines CONS: - minimal spectator seating (rink 3 & 4) - small/awkward player benches ​- fairly small change rooms ​- ​very cold (heaters only for home spectators) Full blog post & video review at: http://www.icedhockeyonline.com/arena-reviews/meadowvale-4-rinks-arena-mississauga

Carmen Corbasson formerly known as Cawthra Arena is located inside the Carmen Corbasson Community…read moreCentre at 1399 Cawthra Road, near Cawthra and the QEW. The arena was built in the 1970's and features two identical ice pads (with ice seasonally from September - May). The Ron Searle Rink is named after the 4th mayor of Mississauga and the Warren Marshall rink was named after the 20th president of the Mississauga Hockey League, both back in the 1970's. This arena is home to Lorne Park Hockey Association as well as lots of city-run recreational hockey and skating programs. Each rink has three steps of bleachers on one side opposite players benches, which makes for a cozy cheering section at hockey games. There's also a nice indoor spectator area between the two rinks on the upper deck. Each rink has 8 change rooms, a total of 16, ranging in size from very small to quite roomy. There's a very cute pro shop, a snack bar thats not open too much, as well as vending machines. Check out my full blog post & video about this arena at: http://www.icedhockeyonline.com/arena-reviews/carmen-corbasson-community-centrecawthra-arena-mississauga-canada

Solid, reliable community centre…read more Carmen Corbasson Community Centre (formerly Cawthra C.C.) is my preferred destination for board meetings with the tennis club I work with, and I've found it to be a great place to stop by at if you need a drink or information. It's right beside a bus stop, there's plenty of parking and the facilities are always clean and busy with players on local teams and other activities. Well worth a look if you're in the neighborhood.

Large spacious play gym with lots to do for kids ages 2-10! I took my kids ages 7&9 to Amazing Fun…read morePark on a Saturday and was pleasantly surprise that the place was even more Amazing in person (compared to their photos). The forest-like entry leading to the check in desk was super cute, check in process was quick (you'll need to sign a waiver for the kids) and after a wristband (to see which patrons' 2-hour play was up), you can remove your shoes, put them in the cubby hole and hang up your jackets (this was a plus since everyone has a bulky jacket during the winter months). There is a stage for kids to sing karaoke and record 360-degree dance videos. You can also check their schedules online as there are bands, princesses, face painting, magic show and the like. There are lots of picnic tables for parents to sit and for birthday parties. There are cute trees and 3D art scattered throughout so it feels like you're in a magical forest. My kids gravitated to the rides - you can ride a dinosaur or drive a 2-person LED-lit car. The vehicles move super slow so even toddlers. An manage them. You basically drive in a circle around this lit up floral/grass area. Right outside this space was the VR experience. Not only do you put on the VR glasses, but the entire 'car' moves (very gently). The first game I played was to shoot the red bugs - you look at the bug, then press the button on your seat to shoot them. I did ask if the VR experience can be ramped up if there are no kids aboard - and they do! We did a walk through of a creepy psychiatric hospital. There is also a huge ball pit area. There was a jungle gym within the ball pit and all along the walls were interactive play tubes. My kids also like the tabletop games, it's a huge touch screen running Android apps. There was also an interactive glowing tile floor. This was difficult to play cuz everyone was running in it at the same time and not really following the rules. Overall, my family had an amazing time. It would be nice if the interactive vehicles went a bit faster and maybe have a cafe of some sort to buy coffee.

I went to the Amazing Fun Park (AFP) in April 2025 with the group of parents, staff and clients of…read moreThe Pines Adult Day Centre, a non-profit organization that provides a safe and enriching day program for adults with developmental and physical challenges. What made this experience extra special was that the management team of the AFP were more than kind enough to alter the AFP schedule to accommodate The Pines Adult Day Centre. As soon as we entered the AFP, we were welcomed with the warm smiles of the wonderful staff. On our way to the check-in counter, we immediately got a whiff of the sweet, crisp and clean air and noticed the inviting vibrant colours of the decor. The staff were very attentive and ensured that everyone in our group had an awesome experience. The interactive games, the virtual reality rides, and the AFP stage provided great amusement to our group. We couldn't be happier with the ambience, the numerous activities and the professional customer service we received.