Great facilities, with friendly staff. Nice new gym, climbing wall, squash courts, swimming pool,…read morerowing tanks and more.

Friendly staff, good classes and good equipment. I only wish…read morethat they floor fans in the treadmill area.

This is probably my favourite gym for many reasons. I love the location (Brewers District), they…read morehave top quality equipment, the gym and change rooms are always clean. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The gym overall motivates me and delivers the best atmosphere for training.

We found an absolute gem! What an amazing place! The restaurant has a little bit of everything on…read morethe menu. In saying that, all the ingredients are served fresh to order and you can tell Chef Mike is for real. There's nothing plain Jane about the menu. The dishes are original and the classics are home runs. We had the chefs creation special and were blown away. My wife's Spicy Cajun chicken pasta was superb and my seafood fettuccine was loaded with seafood, fresh asparagus, red pepper in a rich cream sauce. You have to eat here! The golf course is immaculate and a paradise for any golf enthusiast. The staff are super friendly and Mellissa makes the best (2nd to none) strawberry daiquiri or Mojito or Margarita you will ever taste. I would 100% recommend Six Foot Bay.

This grade is on a bit of a curve...after all, you are in the Kawarthas, an area not exactly…read morerenowned for food. That said, this place makes pub-style food as well as any I've had. To wit: the fish tacos hold their own against the hippest LA joints and even Asheville's White Duck Taco Truck. I had the pleasure of speaking with Michael, one of the chefs, and he said that they make all of their mayonnaise and sauces on the spot. It shows: the Caesar salad is perfect. You know those places where you get a massive, gross plate of salad for $15? Yup, lots of those places around. Now imagine that the massive salad is also great and that's what you get at 6 Foot Bay. Surprisingly delicious in a beautiful setting, this is my favorite place to eat for 40 miles in any direction.

Emily Provincial park is a nice park. We were at site 118 electric site. However, the electric hook…read moreup is on the other side of a very busy walking path to the comfort station. Very much a tripping hazard. We disconnected at night so that folks wouldn't trip in it in the dark. Outside of that issue, everything was fine and standard. Park staff are very friendly and welcoming. The one beach for guests was open and nice. The other beach for day use was closed due to bad water quality. Saw a Barred Owl close up, a little to close when walking over to the comfort station at night (scare the cr*p out of us), nice to see close up in wild doing owl things and no did not careless we were there it was to busy making its dinner

Nice campground. Well looked after The bathrooms are very…read moreclean. Beach is ok but no place for dogs to swim other than the contaminated beach for day use, which was closed due to constant E. coli contamination. Ontario parks don't cater to families with pets. Should be a beach area for pets so owners don't leave barking dogs at the campsite to bother other campers.

The kids spent as much or more time cleaning horse feces then riding. If your plans are to own a…read morehorse, and you were prepping your child to be able to take care of it, then this is great. But if you are looking to just have fun, maybe not. Many of the kids complained about the owners daughter as she was not kind. Oh and make sure you don't forget food or you will be out of luck.

Had a wonderful experience with friends (all of us new to horseback riding) on a guided private…read moretrail ride with the owner Lorrie and an aide - they were incredibly helpful and patient with instructions, and were keenly focused on keeping both the animals and humans safe and happy. We also booked our group of young children (ages 5 and 8) for (staff led) pony rides which they loved (rides for both the adults and children went through some beautiful fields and forests on the ranch/farm property). It was such a great experience I even signed up the kids for a Farm Scout day camp a few days later, given they luckily had some openings. Highly recommend! Especially if you are in the Peterborough or Belleville areas (about a 45 min drive from each)

It's a pretty place. And they have nice good view for RV parking. I will definitely come to visit…read moreagain in the summer for camping here :)

Grey fun and fishing with Buckeye jet ski and fishing boat rental. Buckeye was super helpful to…read moremake sure our whole week was excellent.

I have shopped here many time and I find their staff to be knowledgeable and welcoming not to…read moremention I have personally had merchandise from this store for years now and it's still in great condition! I have no problem spending a little extra money as long as I get a quality product. I would definitely recommend Buckeye Surf :)!!

BOTTOM LINE: Worth the trek for both the hike and "teachings"…read more What can I add that hasn't already been said? It's been a few years since Yelpers have reviewed this provincial park, but I can say, it seems like it's as good as its ever been. Of note, after you turn into the "entrance" of the park, it's still a good 2-3 km drive on narrow dirt/gravel roads before you enter the actual parking area. The staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable of the petroglyphs and were very patient/enthused about answering questions about their history and interpretations. The petroglyphs themselves are housed in a nearly 40-year old structure that protects it from degradation from the elements (because acid rain and limestone don't mix) and humans (because in the 70s, people use to picnic and party on them). There are 3 trails in the area, and I'd recommend some good hiking shoes because there are good sections of elevation and rocks. The Nanabush Trail seems to be the "Goldilocks" of the them - not too long, not too short, but just right.

Gorgeous setting and fascinating site, quiet and contemplative, full of reverence and historyread more