So much to say about this place. Established facility on one of the best golf courses in North…read moreAmerica. Street parking and limited space so prepare before arriving. Steps into the facility. There is a golf store to the right and a bar/restaurant to the left. Loved the bloody Mary. They jazz up the vodka. Check it out. We also had breakfast there. Fruit plate, smoked salmon and the eggs Benedict. It was raining unfortunately so we could not really explore the grounds so cocktails by the windows looking at the rain on lake Ontario was enough

Great staff very honest.I left my gps in the cart and realized next day called…read more The course and guess what they had two Went picked mine up thanks great staff.Food is good.course could use a little work but for the money great value.Some challenging holes greens are getting better keep up the good work

The lodge was fantastic and had so many activities for kids that they stay engaged. The waterpark…read moreis lovely and fun times with kids assured. I would although say kids above 5 would certainly enjoy than the younger ones. Food( breakfast buffet at Antler shanty) was fantastic. We also tried their Northwood pizza for lunch and dinner and tuned out terrific. Their wrists bands which allows you to access the room and pay at any counter was epic. Couple things I did not enjoy was to pay for the locker and food at Canoe coffee shop. Their baked goods were dry and old. Coffee was pretty great though. Will definitely visit again next year.

Honestly I am blown away by Great Wolf!! I always swore I wouldn't go but we found a good deal and…read moretook our kids for a one night post Christmas stay. From the second we checked in the service was wonderful! Lodge was extremely clean considering how many kids there are and the water park was fully if not overly staffed!! They upgraded our room without our knowledge and it was such a pleasant surprise! The buffet food was tasty and we honestly had the best time. Paw Pass was awesome for the kids, highly recommend for a first time trip!

Agape Valley is basically a very large and elaborate fundraiser for a summer camp. They have a…read morepancake house, tours of the sugar Bush, candle making and so on. Most of the folks working there are volunteers. It's a great spot to bring your kids for the day. As long as it's not too cold, the tours can be interesting and you can try some maple samples for yourself. The pancake house is cheap cheap cheap, which is great. Fresh and delicious maple syrup on pancakes or French toast. There's often mascots roaming around for the kids. It's a summer camp, so expect to sit family style and eat off a Styrofoam plate. This is no fine dining experience but it's tasty, cheap and supports a good cause.

This place was so cool! I had done a little research and decided to purchase tickets for our family…read moreto visit. I purchased online in advance. It starts with sort of a museum, which we mostly skipped. We were able to use the clean restrooms and then begin our journey into the bird sanctuary. The birds roam free and there's actually cute little mice in the building. I think they're prey for the birds but couldn't be certain. There's all kind of birds here and they're allowed to fly around and roam inside the big habitat . My kiddos fed the lorikeets and they had a blast doing that!

Right across the border, along the Canadian side of Niagara falls. Expect to pay extra to handle…read morethe parrots and for the interior to be loud from screeching parrots. Also a group of parrots is known as a pandemonium. I saw the billboard on the US side of Niagara Falls, so I decided to pay a visit since i have also never seen the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. The parrots were well-behaved and the ones we were allowed to handle didn't bite or lunge. Unsurprising that they are well-socialized given that this business was supposedly built to be a sanctuary for abandoned parrots. I even saw a hyacinth macaw, which most people haven't seen in-person/not on youtube.

Friendly and helpful staff Fun night out…read moreClean and organized facilities, food and beverages were good.- not great but good

Lanes were pretty good, bumpers were easy to setup. Not much staff was around while we were there…read moreand the food service was lagging. When the kids balls got stuck no one was around to help. We had a couple of lanes and a party size of 20.

* No Pictures What…read moreto say about Clifton Hill. Tourist street of all streets. Restaurants, bars, attractions, arcades. Children's and adults playground of all sorts. The reason for the 3 stars is just the prices for everything is astonishing. I get it's all tourist so that's the reason but definitely figure out what you want to see and do before coming down as things add up. Also, it's called a Hill for a reason. Trouble walking, or young or super tired/ sore this street is a pain to walk up. Did it many times and boy are my legs sore. The lights and sounds are nice to see at night. Could be super crowded at times. Overall 7.5 out of 10

CRAZY! Clifton Hill is absolutely wild as a wheelchair user. When they say it's a steep hill, they…read moremean it. The incline is so sharp that at times I was worried my powerchair might tip backward. As for the attractions, it's a classic tourist strip packed with spots like Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Horror Castle, the Frankenstein Coaster, and the Niagara SkyWheel, which is fully accessible. I also treated myself to some fresh Baileys Irish Cream fudge, which was delicious. The whole area reminded me a lot of Times Square back home. Bright lights, crowds, attractions everywhere, and nearly everything sits on a slant because of the hill. Quite an experience! #CliftonHill #NiagaraFallsCanadaSide #Abigail #tysadventures26CRAZY! Clifton Hill is absolutely wild as a wheelchair user. When they say it's a steep hill, they mean it. The incline is so sharp that at times I was worried my powerchair might tip backward. As for the attractions, it's a classic tourist strip packed with spots like Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Horror Castle, the Frankenstein Coaster, and the Niagara SkyWheel, which is fully accessible. I also treated myself to some fresh Baileys Irish Cream fudge, which was delicious. The whole area reminded me a lot of Times Square back home. Bright lights, crowds, attractions everywhere, and nearly everything sits on a slant because of the hill. Quite an experience! #CliftonHill #NiagaraFallsCanadaSide #Abigail #tysadventures26

Okay, let's be honest. I would not have ever heard of Lakeside Park had it not been for the song on…read moreRush's third album Caress of Steel. I had love the song, and always thought it would be cool to visit it one day. Well that day had finally come. I was in town last year, and thought what a perfect time to make my pilgrimage and see what this Park was all about. About. I was very sad when Neil passed away in 2020, and had heard they had built a pavilion bearing his name so I had to see what that was. I arrived in this little small touristy town and saw all kinds of cool little businesses and places to park and saw the sign up ahead that said Lakeside Park. As I entered into the park it was a very nice area. Well kept plenty of greenery, and it is right next to the water. It was a pretty warm day so we were getting some nice cool breezes. As I looked around I saw the Neil Peart pavilion. I had made it. As I wandered over to it, there were people hanging around inside. Having some get-togethers, little parties, people working, or just hanging out in the shade. Enjoying the cool breezes. I couldn't help but feel a little bit sad, as Neil's music and lyrics had meant so much to me growing up. In fact, he was the one that inspired me to pick up the sticks and learn to play the drums. As I walked around the park and sat on the benches, and just enjoyed the scenery, I could imagine all of the things I had heard about in the song and how cool of a place this must have been back in the day. Even if you're not a fan of Rush, this is a great place just to hang out and have a picnic or just enjoy a nice day out. Bottom line? I will absolutely make this an annual pilgrimage when I am in the Ontario area. It is well worth the short drive, and is a must see for Rush fans.

This beautiful park is at the end of the peninsula and next to the Port Dalhousie harbor (harbour?)…read morewhich includes TWO lighthouses. Both of them are on the other side of the inlet. A massive parking lot (pay at the kiosk and display the receipt), the fabulous carousel, picnic pavilion, beach volleyball courts and yes, accessible restrooms. The Rotary Club Bandshell and Neil Peart Pavilion are also here. And if you're wondering why the pavilion is named for a rock drummer, Neil spent all his childhood in Port Dalhousie after his family moved here when he was two years old. [Review 1479 of 2024 - 156 in Ontario - 22502 overall]

I love dinosaurs. Like, LOVE love them. I've been obsessed with the creatures since I was four…read moreyears old, and that enjoyment has never gone away. The magic all flooded back when we stopped in Niagara Falls to look around while on a road trip from Toronto to Buffalo. When I saw Dinosaur Adventure Golf, I literally started screaming to go! In order to quiet me down, my hubby immediately bought a ticket for us to play two rounds of mini golf on each of the dino courses. This place is an absolute blast and an easy must-do if you're even remotely into dinosaurs. Everything is super well kept, clean, and clearly maintained, which makes the whole experience feel legit and not at all like a cheesy throwaway attraction. It's not cheap, but this mini-golf experience is worth every penny. I mean, DINOSAURS!!! There are two full 18 hole courses, each with a different theme. There's the T-Rex Trek and the Raptor Run, and both are rad in their own way. T-Rex is a bit more relaxed, while Raptor actually brings a real challenge for more experienced golfers (I say that very loosely). I'd recommend playing both courses for the best views of all the dinosaurs. A full round takes about an hour, unless you're super fast or a good putter. While the attraction was busy the day we visited, I never felt rushed or crowded. The theming is next-level, making this one of the very best roadside attractions I have ever visited. There are life sized dinosaurs everywhere you look, corny sound effects, rocky cavern terrain, and a 50 foot tall volcano that literally shoots fire. Not "pretend" fire. Actual flames. When it erupted with smoke and fire during my golf game, I was frozen in my tracks from sheer excitement! Guys, they have a VOLCANO. THAT ERUPTS WITH REAL FIRE! REAL. FIRE! Bonus points for the ticket value bundles that are for sale. You can pair this with other Clifton Hill tourist attractions and save a little money, which makes it an even better deal in a touristy area. There are wax museums and fun houses and carnival rides that are cheesy but also pretty awesome, so be sure to check out the discounts if you're going to make a day of it. Whether you're a hardcore dino nerd or just want a genuinely fun mini golf experience, Dinosaur Adventure Golf totally delivers. Fun, challenging, over-the-top, and way more memorable than it has any right to be.

This is actually really fun and worth doing while in Niagara especially with kids. It's large and…read morethere's benches between holes and the large dinosaurs and waterfall and caves are fun. At night the volcano puffs fire which is cool too.