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!!

Huge recreational center with a pool and plenty of outdoor space to play sports such as baseball,…read morefrisbee and catch. Plenty of parking. Beautiful views and close to food, restaurants, shopping and of course the views of Canada , thousands islands.

This was such an amazing place to visit for my family! 2 little kids, 2 parents and 2 grandparents…read more We booked a ride the river boat tour and had an absolute blast! Worth every single penny plus a big tip to the captain who we learned is only a volunteer. Captain Torensen I believe was his name. My husband said we should make the tour part of our annual 1000 Islands trip. I have to agree. We own a boat but there was something about being in that woody speeding around the gorgeous scenery by an expert captain that left a lasting impression on me. We enjoyed looking at all the antique boats in the numerous buildings on the property. My kids even had a great time and were not bored. There is also a small play garden and some interactive features throughout. I honestly assumed the museum itself would be a bit boring but it was not. We ended up missing a building so pay close attention to your map as you go through. Our GPS took us straight to the main building front door where there is metered street parking but we were informed by someone from the restoration shop across the street that there is a free grass parking lot behind the the shop. There was a lovely lady at the front desk who answered so many of my questions and provided extremely helpful advice about their Tuesday free sailing program which unfortunately was postponed until tomorrow but we may try to come back to participate. We also bought some items from the gift shop and the gentleman running the counter in there was very friendly as well. 10/10 cool place to visit with wonderful staff

Just happened to see this museum as we visited the cheese shop nearby. Stopped in to see what items…read morethey had on display. So many amazing pieces out and great explanations of what they are or used for. So many fishing items, really loved to see all the local historical photos,

A few hundred seat theater that is surprisingly nice for a small town. Last weekend I saw a native…read moreClaytonian perform a Broadway/American standards concert, and it was a fun night out (he was very talented!). No issues with sounds or lighting, and comfy seats that aren't bolted to the floor so you can spread out a little. Clayton Opera House offers a variety of performances at reasonable prices, and online tickets can be printed at home or picked up at will call. Parking is not bad if you get there early enough to park in the O'Brien's lot, otherwise you may get stuck with street parking. One thing I wasn't excited about: there is no obvious mask policy, no signs, no hand sanitizer, no spacing of seats, and no mention of vax status, either in the building or on the tickets/email. They probably don't need all of these things, but maybe one or two. My husband and I wore masks the whole time we were there, and we were in the minority. Other than that, we enjoyed the concert immensely.

Attended the Nat. geographic Underwater Photo presentation. It was so crowded seating my knees…read moretouched the seat in front of me. The person's head was so close it blocked out the screen. There were so many people, they overwhelmed the air conditioning. The director's response to my complaint was curt and condescending. I have enjoyed many events in the Opera House but I won't be back in their new overcrowded seating arrangement.

A nice little local museum, mostly about the history of the Thousand Islands and its people. Check…read moreit out if you're in the area!

Fun museum with local history. They are also owners of the St. Lawrence Tartan. Visited with April,…read morethe volunteer, who is a wonderful lady with colorful stories.

It's a cute boutique with ample street parking right out front. They have some really amazing glass…read moreworks by local artists and they have a little studio space to work on their own peices as well. The staff are quite knowledgeable and I love the wide variety of works on display!

In early 2010 Boulevard Cinema closed its downtown location at 175 St. Lawrence Streetand reopened…read moreat 345 Herbert Street as HMG (hoagies, movies and games). Want to read more? Go to http://www.gananoquereporter.com/2010/01/13/movie-theatre-undergoes-makeover. In 2013 the replacement Silver Cinema opened at the 345 Herbert Street location. Want to read more? Go to http://www.gananoquereporter.com/2013/03/20/movie-theatre-open-for-business

I love this cinema. When I was a kid, we had a movie theatre in Gananoque that was found inside…read morethe Bell Tower Mall. The theatre did tremendously well. That was until it decided to run "E.T." for a year and a half and went out of business. So, off to Kingston we'd go to see movies. Bit of a hike, but you do what you have to do. One visit back to Gananoque for Christmas or something, we noticed the Boulevard Cinema had opened near the Gananoque waterfront. This movie theatre offers almost-first-run movies, that being films that have been out for maybe a week or two. As such, you have to pay the exorbitant fee of $4.00 per admission. If this is too pricey for you, you can always go on Tuesdays where it's $2.00 to get in. Happy now? Initially the sound was crap in this theatre. The theatres themselves were small and the speakers that were used did nothing to fill the space. So the management set to making the sound work and as a reward for people putting up with shoddy sound, open their doors for free. These guys know how to run local business. Yes the theatres are small, but as such are intimate. And with the newly renovated sound system, the theatre provides astounding value for money. Seriously, four bucks? You can't rent a movie for that. One of the best things about the theatre is Paul the owner, whose weekly movie review column appears in the Gananoque Reporter (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/1000-islands-publishers-ltd-gananoque) as well as on the Boulevard Cinema website itself (http://www.thechequesinthemail.com). And you thought you were opinionated...

If you're ever in Kingston, be sure to stop by the Martello Alley to see some great local artists…read morework and meet some very friendly artists! We came for a quick visit I think it was November, so it was quite chilly and snow-y outside. Thought the alley might be closed but as you walk in, the sensored lights turn on and greet you with beautiful works of art. Infact, the entire alley itself IS a work of art. David, the owner, has, in his own genius, turned what use to be a shabby dark alley, into a whole new scenery!! It's such a delightful little space that I think artists would love to gather, especially in the summer as he has a patio space. Sip some coffee, make some art, admire some beauty. :) David was so friendly too! He showed us all the "behind the scenes" of the pieces in the alley. The befores and afters are quite remarkable. As a very creative and resourceful individual myself, I truly appreciate the thought that went behind creating something so amazing out of seemingly not much. David is very passionate and proud of his work, and rightfully so! I hope more people come visit this alley and support the local artists!

David is a great guy with more stories than I had time for. The Alley is such a neat and local…read moreplace in the heart of Kingston that combines retail with art. From the decorations outside to the art inside, there is something for everyone. Highly recommend!