Golf: Great course. Challenging, in good shape with a wide variety of holes. Speed of play is good…read more Staff are very friendly. Restaurant: Food is generally good. Not terribly imaginative, but executed well enough. Decent burgers. Décor in the small dining room is nothing to write home about. The servers are young and eager to please. Prices are reasonable. The Friday fish fry is a must! Non-members are welcome at the fish fry.

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.

Great place to take smaller kids. Compared to large amusement parks, toddlers will be able to walk…read morefrom each attraction. Lots of litte stops along the way helping to break up the walk. From giant jumping pads to many playgrounds all leading up to this one with the towers. There is also a splash pad and some rides suitable for smaller children. The story book theme runs throughout the park. Our favorite had to be the bike track (some tandem bikes available). Area for imaginitive play was also very cute - a mini village! How cool! It had every detail from street signs to banks, doctors offices and fast food stores all of which you and your kids could walk right into. Admission as well as food for purchase on site were surprisingly reasonably priced (example: a bag of popcorn was only $2!).

Very old and rundown. Brought the kids here recently during a trip through London. Not much was…read moreworking, place was dirty. Really needed a good spray down for the entire thing. Not much to do. We did come in the fall so I'd be curious to see what it's like during the prime spring/summer season but overall, pretty disappointing.

Returned to London to visit family and friends. Stopped by 100 Kellogg Lane and The Factory as…read moreheard about the renovated space at the old Kelloggs factory. 100 Kellogg Lane has two of the five floor tenanted and these two floors have about 50 % vacancy. There was an ice cream store and a Starbucks opened when we were there. Several of the businesses were not open when we stopped by. There is a craft brewery on site as well as a restaurant, The Club House, and a distillery. We did not sample any of these as we were there early in the day. The Factory is an entertainment complex geared towards younger children. There is plenty for young kids to do including an escape room, trampoline park, high ropes course, zip line and virtual reality. Would be ideal for kids on a rainy cold day. It was nice to see the changes to this space and understand that they are building a hotel and concert area which should be a good draw.

Kids loved the activities and staff were great. Really enjoyed the climbing area and the slimedread more

As someone who lived overlooking this park for many years I must tell you it is a an absolute…read moredelight. Conveniently located almost right at the forks of the Thames it is also along the Thames Valley Parkway and sees a lot of bikes and rollerblading and hikers when the weather allows. While Victoria Park sees most of the festival action, you can often find something going on here on the weekends and the Canada Day fireworks are a must attend event. It's quite a large park and offers lots of room for picnics, frisbee or whatever outdoor activity your heart might desire. It's a delightful spot to take in a little nature right in the heart of the city!

While Victoria gets to shine in the heart of downtown, Harris Park is a hidden gem tucked in beside…read morethe Thames River. This park has a ton of green space, a small play park, and a great trail for running/biking. There is also a beach volleyball court. Before the days of IMPark down in Harris, it was easy to park your car and go for a run or play a game of v-ball, but now you have to pay. The trails here can lead you far and wide across the city of London. It is really neat to see how far they can take you. You wont find this park jam packed with festivals every weekend. From Rock the Park, to fireworks during Victoria Day, it is a nice space to be active or hang out to get away from it all. The geese can kind of be an annoyance, especially when they use the walkways as their bathroom but hey, thats nature! I've seen some really cute ducklings while walking the trails. Be sure to watch for warnings about high water during the spring time. It can be dangerous. Definitely visit Harris Park, even if you are stopping in at the nearby museum, it would be a great spot for a picnic!

Had an amazing time with our family on the weekend. Course was well thought out and so nice to see…read morethis in the Elgin Mall! We'll be back again soon this winter.

My friends and I came here and did the bowling for 1 hour which was around $50 plus $4.50/pp for…read moreshoe rentals. The bowling itself wasn't bad, but there were some slight mechanical issues with the lane towards the end which cut into our time. We had one turn left each and the game cut off right before which was a bummer. We ordered some of their cocktails which were good but service was slow for sure. Place is great for kids and adults because there's also an arcade, ping pong, and pool tables but those cost extra. Looks like a fun place for birthday parties for kids. The lanes were cool because they had music videos playing above each lane which was fun. It was very hot in there though so don't wear a long sleeve shirt lol

Great food good staff popular place . Kid friendly. Always been a Favorite for our family .read more

Beautiful nature trails and it is very well maintained. I wish we had our bikes to go along more of…read morethe trails. They have all kinds of benches along the way and bathrooms at different intervals. There seemed to be plenty of parking.

My favorite park in the area! It's beautiful in springs and winter. It's great for taking a walk…read morewith friends or just relaxing on one of the benches. Plenty of parking spots are always available. Highly recommended!