A great course to play and sharpen up your short game! Full 18 hole course and driving range…read moreavailable adjacent to this course. They are all part of the Westbrook Golf Club and Driving Range. Don't forget to stop by the Patio for a bite to eat or a cold beer after your round of golf. KINGSTON PAR-3 RATES Daily Green Fees 9-Holes $18.00 Extra Holes $12.00 Seniors (60+) Juniors (16 & Under) 9-Holes $13.00 Kids (13 & Under) Weekends After 2pm FREE Daily Cart Fees 9-Holes $18.00 Extra Holes $ 12.00 Single Rider $14.00 Senior 6am - 9am $9.00 Package: 20 x 9-Hole $200 Specials 50+ Wednesdays $10.95 Friday after 2pm $ 10.95 http://www.westbrookgolfclub.com/golf/proto/westbrookgolfclub/rates/rates.htm

Rotary Park is small, but that is part of its charm. It is kind of hidden away from the rest of the…read moreworld. Because of this, the rather old playground equipment is still in great shape, and my daughter loves it. Little slide? Check. Big slide? Check. Plastic twisty slide? Check. It has everything a 3 year old could ever wish for! Lots of swings and climbing equipment, too. Of course, it's also great for adults, as they have a dog park, various walking trails, a pavillion available for rental, many picnic tables throughought the park, and access to the waterfront, which is great for feeding ducks.

For a tourist like me, City Park was located in the best possible place for an easy but beautiful…read morewalk through Kingston. If you have a bit of time, I recommend following the waterfront trail from Kingston Visitor Information Centre. Eventually you veer off onto Ontario Street which becomes West Street and brings you right to the south-east entrance of the park. Here you are greeted by a regal statue of Sir John A MacDonald. There is an informational park sign designed as a short book that introduces you to his life before and after he became prime minister. Not too far away from this memorial is the Great War Memorial and 21st Battalion Cenotaph. There are paved paths to follow in the park. They intersect each other through the park and make good jogging paths. It was winter when we walked through but there are a lot of big trees that would provide shade for runners and park goers alike. We also passed by a jungle gym and a splash pad that wasn't operational since it was too cold. If you've made it to the west side of the park, you've made it to the edge of Queen's University campus, which is another scenic walk on it's own.

Came here with friends to try this place. Should have read the reviews first before coming!…read more When you walk in the front door no one was there, no sign to direct us so we walked through the bar to get to the hostess. Reservations were made so we were seated right away. Our server was nice and offered drinks right away which we all asked for water. I ordered the veal parmigiana served with spaghetti. They had a special on prime rib which my husband order, came with your choice of potato, he ordered baked. Our table was served with bread/butter. I ordered the fried calamari. Salads came out next. Calamari came out and I knew it from just looking at it, not fresh.. frozen from packaging and deep fried.. Ugh! Not good. Rubbery. My order came out and first glance okay. Tried the veal, very firm and difficult to chew. Spaghetti was over cooked but the sauce was good. This is not "fresh" cutlet. Also frozen from packaging. Husband prime rib was on point... very good. Not sure if we will be coming back here. Very disappointed

Had an early dinner on a Saturday evening. Husband had an…read moreorder of half hots (2 pieces) and a half order of linguini with red clam sauce. More than enough & pretty good. I had fried shrimp. Lightly fried & delicious. My dinner included a baked potato. Both dinners included a side salad.

I knew I was going to be in Kingston for the weekend so I decided to check out the local climbing…read moregym. I was a little bit worried about how to find the place. The photos on Google Maps of the building I think must have been for another location. This is just located in the plaza next to the Dollarama. The entrance is next to the giant mural on the outside of the building across. It is very noticeable. If you haven't been here before, you have to fill out a waiver to use the facilities. You can do it before you first check in with the desk because they'll ask you to do it anyways. I was climbing solo so I was informed the desk I would be using the auto belays. After taking care of the waiver and payment ($23 and change for admission), a staff member walked me around the facility and did a quick orientation. Even if you aren't bouldering, you have to do a quick fall test with them. I also had to do a quick auto belay test for harnessing in and a fall. The Boiler Room has it all - a speed route, top rope, lead climbing, bouldering, and auto belays. The only problem is that it's only a tiny bit of everything that isn't bouldering. The top rope area was extremely small and squishy. It was right against the wall of the building and next to the changing area. I want to say it was around 6-7 feet between the wall of the building and the climbing area. Speaking of, the changing rooms are individual stalls like a fitting room in a store. They each have a small chair and a mirror in there. There are washroom stalls that are individual use and for all genders. They have some lockers at the back. They're the cubby hole sized ones and you need to bring your own lock. This is also a squishy area. There aren't a lot of auto belays. They use dry erase tags to label the difficulty of the routes. The big problem with this is that a lot of the levels were rubbed off so if you are a beginner, you might not have any idea of how hard a problem is. In terms of the difficulty, the routes here don't have a lot of options for how you solve them. It honestly seemed like a tall person set these. There were some holds where you'd either have to jump for them if you weren't long enough. The one other thing about the auto belays is that for some reason they swung a lot. Not sure if it was an issue with the mounting. If bouldering is your thing this would be a good gym for it. Other than that I really wouldn't recommend it for a repeat visit.

A small gym with both roped climbing and bouldering (unroped climbing on shorter walls)…read more Disclaimer: I only came her to boulder so that's what my review will be on. For the space limitations, I think BR makes good use of what's available to them. The route setting for the boulder problems range from easy to very hard and keep you engaged no matter what grade you climb. In my opinion the setting is thoughtful and creative. However, I would imagine that if you're a frequent visitor who climbs harder grades then you would get bored. Granted, I'm not sure how often the routes get changed. The grading is based on colours and not V grades and there's a variety of walls from vertical, slab, to roof/overhang. There's a small shop at the front desk that sells harnesses, shoes, guidebooks etc. What I will say about the roped climbing is that the walls appear rather short so not sure how much you could do if you wanted to lead climb. I've also been told by friends that there are a lot of rules around lead climbing at the facility. I think bouldering is your best bet here. Free parking is available at the lot outside.

Expert Tees is the coolest driving range I've been to. It's an old gravel quarry filled with water…read morethat has floating platforms that you can aim at. I know it's not as realistic as your standard driving range, but that's what makes it fun. You pay for a basket of golf balls, but they're floating balls so a boat can collect them afterwards.

Come for the mini golf don't come for the state of the "art" driving range. Messed up my forearm on…read morethe tee boxes and divots were everywhere. Don't come here for the driving range but everything else was fine.

A perfect day at the cutest little spot. My daughter is 7 and had a blast. The guys working were…read morealso so nice to her and fun. We definitely recommend and will be back!!

Great birthday party, kids had a super time. They played so hard that it se nt them to bed fully…read moretired and smiles on their faces. Thanks Playtrium Kingston we will he back!

This is a fun place for the kids with lots to do. My son always enjoys his time here and there is…read moreno other like it around. I do wonder how often it gets a scrub thought as sometimes I am there and it looks grubby. I also think it is a rip off that they charge the adults when you have to go in with your child. Although they do offer day camp during the summer for older kids but these kids don't really seem to be supervised as they are running around all over whacking each other play weapons. All in all I will take my son back as he does enjoy it.