Course was in fair shape, the bunkers were pretty rough though. Staff very friendly. however our…read moreround was ruined when 4 members blew past us as we were teeing off on the 3rd hole. Barely acknowledged that they were interupting our play or ask if they could play through. Super rude. We then had to wait on EVERY tee box and often on the fairways. If this is how their members act it is pretty sad. Found out they were members from 2 different marshalls who said they knew who we were talking about. Made us wonder if these "ladies" do this all the time without any repercussions. Certainly doesn't make us want to join Grey Silo.

Grey Silo is a nice and well-maintained golf course in the Waterloo region. I was there on August 6…read more(long weekend). As you know, when it rains, it pours. We had unfortunately bailed on our last 4 holes. Despite the rain tap-dancing around, the course had no swampy mud pits and was well-kept. I like that they have a putting and chipping area around the clubhouse so you can practice before your game. One side of the out-of-bounds area is a no-go natural zone. RIP to my many lost newbie balls that found their forever home there. Prior to starting, we ordered the avocado BLT wrap and it's pretty fresh and tasty with ample bacon without breaking the bank. Service is also excellent as well. They paired us up with a father daughter duo. Despite being stacked back to back with a group ahead and behind us, everyone played reasonably quickly through the course. We were in golf carts and I highly recommend it as opposed to walking it. Some groups are playing here to practice in preparation for an upcoming tournament. Oh, and bonus, a deer decided to crash our party and chose the middle of the course as their runway.

A beautiful private club located near Hamilton that is surrounded by cornfields, farmland and…read morerolling hills. A truly relaxing experience away from all city life. The course is in perfect condition with the greens fast and carpet-like. Several holes have blind shots that make it challenging and interesting. You will need a GPS to find it in the countryside.

The quality of the soup was good but the quantity was very poor as the bowl they served it in was…read morevery small. Very poor value for what you got.

Everything about this course is terrific - the 3 nines are challenging and well cared for - the…read morecarts are brand new and Satellite tracking. The patio and restaurant are both very nice and the food is even better. The staff are remarkably friendly - everyone - from pro shop to starters - to patio and restaurant staff - to bar staff - seriously, everyone here is happy to see you. Such a nice departure from some far less welcoming courses. For my friends and myself, this is our very favourite course. We play others occasionally just for a change of scenery but always are happy to come back to Flamborough Hills.

Terribly slow play. There were so many out on the course that it was legitimately a 5-7 minute wait…read moreper shot. We left after playing 9, but having paid for 18. Unenjoyable waste of my money

It's a nice and small park located on West Oak Trail and behind St. John Paul School. It's a nice…read moreplace for kids (and even their parents, lol) to play. The zipline is one of the highlights of the park. The gazebo is really nice, too. Parents can sit down and watch their children play. The basketball court in the school yard is accessible, too; which is a plus point to this park.

Decently spacious climbing gym. There is a nice amount of bouldering space in addition to their…read moreroutes. Next door they have a 24hour facility that is included in day pass use that has a moonboard, large kilterboard, spray wall, slabwall as well as more training equipment, campus board and weights. The Cafe upstairs of the main facility is a nice touch too.

This place seems really new - it still has that fresh Home Depot type of smell lol. This has all…read moremanner of climbing including bouldering, top rope, lead climbing, and auto belay. The fees are a little bit less than at other gyms and I think this is due to the size of it. There are a decent number of top rope and lead climbing routes but only a few auto belays. The bouldering area was very squished due to a wall that separates everything else from it. It just felt like it was hard to walk without tripping over people essentially. They had a lot of projects up that were ungraded on one side of the wall. This was kind of interesting because it kind let you forget about any sort of level restrictions. Some of the grading they did have was interesting - they had had a "V minus"...as in less than 0. I'm not sure how one determines something is easier than a 0. As for some housekeeping, the front has a lot of coat hangers and a bench area for you to put on your shoes. There is a sink in this area too for quick handwashing. There are lockers up a set of stairs. They don't do any walk-in sort of belay training - check for special dates. They had a board up where you could contact other members for a belay partner which was pretty cool. All the staff were friendly too. Seems like a nice gym to be a part of!

Great place for starters. You get thoroughly oriented and with all the gears complete, you will be…read moreready for your first few climbs. Clean facility. Great staff. Not too busy when we were there on a non-holiday weekend. Great exercise. Used their auto-belay as only one person in the family was climbing Ample parking too

Fun for the kids and me we climb all day on Sunday and we got some stuff at the gift shop gift shop…read morelike crock gibit

It's a family day at this beautifully maintained Hamilton park…read more Lots of nice trees and free access to parking and a tropical greenhouse. Even though the outside temperature is only 9 degrees, we are all having a great time. That's because the grandkids get to run around...and expend their abundant energy. Yes, Grandpa has a secondary master plan!

***Review is more for the Tropical Greenhouse which is FREE.***…read more No complaints about this large city park as it's arguably nicer than the one in my City. The Tropical Greenhouse just opened and there's even a (premature) rose garden. Greenhouse is a bit on the small side and it was very humid inside. There were set trails to walk on, most of which were shaded. Other than a French Festival that was going on at the time, this park was pretty dead. If this place was downtown Toronto, it would be jammed packed!

I used to hike around the trails a few times during my free time at school. I would suggest hiking…read moreon a cooler day in the spring, summer or fall. I don't think the trails will be accessible in the winter. It's pretty quiet and easy to hike if you don't mind the hill. The park and trails are not very busy. You will get the occasional dirt bikes and people. The path can be narrow at times so it may not be for people who like some space to move around a bit. The trail enterances are by Homer Watson Blvd and Mill Park Dr. Also, there is parking nearby (by Schneider Creek & the Walter Bean Grand River Trail).