“Great area to visit, huge park with tennis courts, playground, picnicking areas, bandshell, riding and walking trails and a splash pad. Also has a fancy restaurant.”

“While it’s not open all year round, Brock’s Monument (14184 Niagara Pkwy, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, L0S 1J0) located in Queenston Heights Park actually contains a spiral staircase that takes you all the way to the top – for an interesting view of the entire Niagara region! There is a small charge for climbing all the way to the top, and it’s hard to pin down exactly when its open. The entrance to Brock’s Monument is behind a giant wooden door at the base. If the monument is open for climbing the door will be open, if not, the door will be closed. It is a strenuous stair climb all the way to the top – you likely have to have some physical endurance to attempt the climb! ”

“You Just have to go. Your kids will love it and see how people really lived during the war.”

“The beginning of the Bruce trail! Over 800kms of trails and this is the start!”

“Stop by and tell the staff you are staying at the Lake House and they will give you a complimentary Slushie! ”

“The most fun you will have! This a crazy boat tour that takes you nearly to the falls, go through the rapids and devils hole along the river. So much fun for all!”

“Wonderful for a lunch stop while driving down the Niagara Parkway. Beautiful views of the Niagara River. Make sure you get a table close to the window.”

“There is a great lookout point where any photographer novice or professional will capture some truly stunning scenery anytime of the year. If your lucky and are around in the fall usually October there are some great foggy evenings that really capture the area beautifully. ”