We went to East Park as part of a Costco deal. We had a good time, water slides for my oldest and a…read moresplash pad for my little. "They didn't have many and the bullet and caterpillar are the only good ones" -mr 9 The splash pad was good but if that's all your going for I would just go to one of the free city ones. The iced cream wasn't too bad but we had to cut our eating time short because of the bees. No ones fault but still a pain. I also found it was a pain picking up the tickets because of the loud sounds inside the building. I couldn't wait to get out. If you can get out of the city there are better places but if your here it's not a wasted day out

I really like East Park, it's a bit overpriced (hence the 4 stars) but otherwise it's a lot of fun…read more Water Park: Awesome. The slides are great! Although the water is ICE COLD, it's quite refreshing on a really hot day. It offers water fun for kids (and grown ups) of all ages. The splash pad area is great for the little ones and it has one of those cool dumping buckets that are kid magnets. The change rooms always smell like pee unfortunately, you;re better off using the stalls out by the carpet slides if you don't need to use a washroom. Mini Golf: I love minigolf and East Park offers fun themed holes and is a great change from the place on Adelaide I usually go. The minigolf has two options, one with wooden edges around each hole and one without (like real golf). The one without edges is usually less busy and better for teens/adults. Batting Cages: I'm fairly certain these are the only ones in London. The last time I was there the "softball" ones were both very slow (even the hard option) so my friend and I were using the expert hardball games to practice our swings. We brought our own bats and helmets because their bats aren't high quality and I always question the cleanliness of shared helmets. Rock Climbing: I hate heights so I hate rock climbing. I did the team building exercises here in 2009 and the person running them was fantastic. They were supportive and really motivated our group to complete the challenge. The staff are friendly and helpful. The grounds are clean and well maintained.

Wonderful surprise. Stopped in for lunch and came away from a gourmet brunch. The crab cakes,…read morepotato croquettes and Asparagus and Prosciutto were delicious. Definitely coming back and might even play golf!

From the owner: Brand New 12 Hole Golf Course with Renovated Clubhouse , Restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Our…read morechef is proud to make all our dishes with local product, for example the bacon is smoke in the house. Our club house can host wedding , Anniversary, Birthday , Bridal shower, Celebration of Life up to 120 peoples.

We started off our long weekend with a round of golf at Crumlin Creek. Booking online was very easy…read moreand they have lots of great deals. Because it was Friday, we got the Dozen and Dine deal. $20 for 12 holes and dinner afterwards. Yes, you read right, this place is a 12 hole golf course. It took 2.5 hours to finish the round for 4 people, walking. This course has the golf boards available. It's basically a scooter you stand on and ride, while your golf bag hangs out on the front. Kind of cool but we passed on using these. It's about $15 to get one. The course itself does need a lot of work. The driving range is set up so the artificial tees are behind the regular tee area, just a bit off to the side. So if you have a serious aiming-to-the-right problem (like I do) be aware. The greens were quite sandy and there were some spots along the course that had a lot of patchy sandy areas. The grass is very rough and sparse in spots. Being literally next door to the London International Airport, we weren't really bothered by planes overhead but there wasn't too many going in and out at the time. For dinner we were offered the typical golf course fare, hot dogs, burgers, sausages, fries, onion rings, salad. We were all quite happy with our selections. The sausages were great and the fries were good. I'd give the course itself a 2 star but the convenience factor of booking online, 12 holes, and the price and dinner, bumps up this review to a 3.

As the father of a new golfer it's difficult to imagine a better beginner course than Crumlin…read moreCreek. Not only is it only 12 holes, but each green features a regular hole and a larger one - which, while my son was too proud to actually use I thought was a great thing to offer. It's never been too busy when we've been there - a handful of times - which makes it more relaxed for a new golfer without the pressure of having to make people behind you wait. The course might be too easy for the experienced golfer but does offer a few challenging shots throughout. I can say that I've been pleasantly surprised but how reasonable the prices are every time I go. We've yet to try the golf hover board things but do hope to do so this season. Be advised the conditions can vary greatly but all-in-all in offers a few hours of fun for the price of only a buck or two per hole. It's a pretty good deal. The food? On the few times I've tried it has all been good and once again a good value. The offer quite a few different deals throughout the week so it is certainly worth checking out before you book a tee time. My favourite part is that the atmosphere is very relaxed and allows for some fun, some sun and a great way to pass some time. FORE!

Mike has an intrinsic understanding of the golf swing and how to improve it. He was able to see my…read moreissue with club path by the way I started my take away and his launch monitor verified the difference once he corrected me! Amazing. Plus he has kickass simulator set up!

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This is a beautiful course! The grounds are in great condition and it's very lush and green. The…read morecourse is challenging but definitely playable for someone that's still fairly new like myself. There's a few holes where you have to hit over water and the bunkers are strategically placed but it's fun. I liked teeing off at the top of the ski hill where the chair lift is. The driving range is on the other side where the ski hill is so you are driving up a steep incline. Pretty cool!