I had a Great experience I can't wait to go back! I totally recommend this place. stress Relief!…read moreLots of beer glasses, plates, one electronic, we got the beast mode package. If you want an extra electronic it's $30 not bad!... but make sure to make an appointment, no walk-ins

Great fun!!! Easy booking. The owner was very friendly and welcoming! First time, but it won't be…read moreour last!!! Don't let the surrounding area deter you. It looks rough pulling up, but the owner has the spot very secure. Also, don't the pricing and time scare you trust me, the energy spent you will be just fine!

Looking for a purposeful escape from the city, look no further it's right in your backyard!…read more Walking through Reinstein Woods, I felt incredibly thankful for all its natural beauty and the wide manmade paths that allow you distance from other walkers. If you haven't visited, put it on your to-go list.

This is a fantastic place! Close to the city and tons of parking. Easy access for everyone…read more There is a great welcome center area that has tons of info to learn from. The walking grounds are lovely and pretty big for being so close to the city.

Extremely Enjoyable! Wow what a pleasant way to spend several hours. We started the trail near Fort…read moreGeorge Historical Site in Niagara on the Lake and biked nearly all the way to Niagara Falls. Along the way there are several fruit stands and attractions like: the flower clock, views of the Niagara River, Niagara Botanical Gardens, the Whirlpool Aero Car and Niagara Falls Whirlpool Adventure Course, etc. You dip down into a little town on the way that has plenty of character. On our way back we stopped at a wonderful produce and gift store, Walkers Country Market, and relaxed with an ice cream and bought some butter tarts to go, a delicious reward for all the exercise. Please note: the trail has a few challenging spots, a couple hills. But other than that, most riders should have a very good time.

The Niagara River Recreation Trail is a beautiful trail running all the way from…read moreNiagara-on-the-Lake to Fort Erie, past the botanical gardens, wineries, fruit stands, historical houses, art galleries and of course, the incredible Lake Ontario and Niagara Falls. While staying at Harbour House Hotel on a recent vacation, I was able to utilize this trail to continue my training for an upcoming race. The trail begins at Ricardo Street and Nelson Street (directly across from Nelson Park, a TINY waterfront park) and continues along a mostly flat path, all the way to the falls {there is one major hill right before the Botanical Gardens!} The trail is paved and mostly shaded once you get past Fort George and is a 22.6km walk/run/bike to the Falls. FYI: the Botanical Gardens are a much more manageable feat if you're looking for a nice bike ride, about 15.2km (takes about an hour from the start of the trail)! The trail gets busy during the day, but is quiet in the morning, although you will regularly see bikers/runners and dog walkers even at early hours, but a much lower 'nosy' crowd. There are lots of picnic tables, grills and you'll even find some parks along the trail with bathrooms. I didn't see any water fountains. The trail has kilometer markers every km, which makes for a convenient way to track your distance. There are many small parking lots along the trail with free parking (occasionally you'll see a paid parking lot, this is most likely in conjunction with a historic house, just go a little further down the road, and you'll find a free spot in no time!) I highly recommend checking out this trail if you're a runner, biker or just looking for a beautiful walking trail while in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Some people really love the food here... me, not so much, unfortunately…read more I play on a softball league sponsored by the dug out. Co-ed on Friday nights. It's definitely a lot of fun, I just don't usually stay to eat. The pizza I tried tasted like it was a frozen pizza honestly, and the wings I tried were apparently dry rub, and they were just too dry for me... go figure. I wish I had known here were different options for the wings (I forget what sauce it was, and I didn't specify so I got the dry). If I had to guess, it was a Cajun type. I do like their loaded fries though, and their quesadillas are pretty good, but if I remember correctly, the jalapeños in them were pretty spicy. Their bathrooms are always disgusting. Sometimes no toilet paper, the floor is always wet, sometimes the paper towel dispenser isn't working, and well today, the toilet itself wasn't even working. All the dirt from the baseball fields (plus there's an outdoor beach volleyball area) gets into the restaurant.

The Dugout is a straight cool place to hang out in the summer when there are softball games going…read moreon. Bring your bug spray, that's the only thing. There's always something going on here, the bartending staff is always so laid back and easy going, it's enjoyable to sit at the bar and hang. The beer is cheap, the food is your typical bar food, nothing special about it, but also edible. Plenty of parking, batting cages, some arcade games, pool tables, etc.

It's a nice maze, but we always consider value/time. We have kids that are 10 and 11. We flew…read morethrough this maze in less than 10 minutes. It's far too expensive for what it is.

Went here with my brother, sister and her kids the day after Canada day to avoid heavy volume of…read morepeople. We bought a pass where you could choose 3 different attractions and save some dollars as well. This was one of the attraction that we all enjoyed doing! It felt scary coming inside because of the weird lighting (as shown in the picture) they also have some weird looking mannequins inside the mirror. Lol. I don't know. Maybe I'm just a scaredy cat because my 9 year old nephew was totally ok with it. I think it was just me who felt scared about the whole experience? Lol. It was not too crowded inside although you'll bump into a few people who are also trying to find their way out of the maze. It was a fun activity for the whole family! It's also nice that it was cool inside the mirror maze. I recommend this place for adults and kids!

The city maintains a well manicured grassy area for baseball. In fact the lawnmower staff were…read morebusy with the grass when I came by. Very clean area. Free street parking.

Went here to rent a shelter fir Mang Park fir this weekend…read more The worker was very friendly, thoroughly explained everything to me that was involved in renting a shelter. The cost for the shelter for the day ($80.00), the deposit ($300.00) which I'll get back the day after if no one destroys it. Rules, permit, etc.... I didn't realize there was so much to go through just to have a cookout at a park with a roof over our heads. Anyways, it was quick & easy.

***update*** They have put up netting that stops balls from going onto the other fields. Kudos for…read morethat! Good move! Not much to say. Like most rec centers, it's cold in the winter. There isn't really any seating .. a couple of benches and picnic tables. You have to bring your own chair in. They cut the "field" in half for the younger kids (referring to soccer here because that's what I come here for) and this results in balls from other games going on coming onto each other's playing fields. The worst part of this place is that smells like sweaty .. ummm .. "soccer" balls. As soon as you walk in the smell hits you in the face. I smell it every time I come in and I want to throw up. The turf is nice. I will say that.

In another life, when I was a reporter, I did a story on this place. I never checked it out. My…read moreaunt has always talked about it and we all made plans a week after to go for a brisk walk on the trail. There are a few entrances onto the trail; the two main entrances, the start and end, or vice versa, of the trail is Union Road by the junk yard, across from the Erie County Water Authority (there is a parking lot), and Medina Street. If you start on Medina Street, you have to cross William Street to continue on the trail. I would recommend just starting on Strawn Ave., to avoid the traffic and potential hazardous experiences crossing traffic. If you don't start the trail from the two end points, you can pick it up at Stradtman Street, which has a parking lot, Kennedy, St. Felix, and Ludwig Ave. We were there around 7pm on a Monday and it was pretty active with walkers, bikers, and dog walkers. It is a great little trail parallel with the railroad track. I like that they made use of this space for recreational purposes instead of not doing anything with it at all. It is peaceful and a cool path. I would recommend going with at least one other person because it is secluded, by train tracks, and you don't want to end up on a true crime podcast. I didn't feel in jeopardy at all, but you always want to be safe. We brought Cooper, my mom's dog, and he ended up going to the bathroom twice. We only had one bag. It was ok though, because along the trail there are bags for such things and garbage cans. I loved that feature. It keeps the trail extra clean too. Wildlife report: Bunnies. No deer on the night we went.