Top Things to do in Oakville
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Oakville That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Oakville, Canada including The Ranch, Narrow Escape, Oakville Museum, Gairloch Gardens, Bronte Heritage Park, Lion's Valley Park, Coronation Park, Oakville Public Library, Film Ca Cinemas, Bronte Creek Provincial Park.
Restaurants in Oakville
1. The Ranch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 346 reviews
Since 1980, The Ranch has offered western riding at its best. From our trail rides to our lesson program, from our pony club to our pony parties and from our summer camps to twilight ride summer campfires... we offer safe and stalwart horses, friendly and educated staff, and a beautiful and relaxed environment on our farm in Oakville. Join us year round as we guide beginner and expert riders alike through miles of scenic trails in the pristine heart of escarpment country! Whatever your skill level, just bring your love of equis and the outdoors, and our qualified and friendly staff will ensure that you are safely equipped to thoroughly enjoy your ride!
Reviewed By Adventurebabies_11 - Ontario, Canada
We visIted The Ranch on a beautiful Sunday Morning. The staff is very friendly and informative. My horse was MAC and very well groomed. COVID-19 safety measures were all in place. We did a 1 hour trail ride through the beautiful enchanted woods and fields. The staff took pictures for us and sent the link right after our session!! I highly recommend for all ages.
2. Narrow Escape
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 117 reviews
Team-Up, Clue-In, Break-Out! Welcome to Narrow Escape! Come join us for some challenging fun! A new escape room experience in Oakville. At Narrow Escape our goal is to deliver a safe, fun and challenging experience to all of our customers. We want to wow our customers through constant change, innovation and great story telling. Whether you are just looking for some fun with friends, celebrating a birthday, hosting a corporate event or need a room for any other type of gathering, we can help. For corporate events/team building, birthday parties or any weekday during the day appointments please call or email, otherwise you can book online from our website.
Reviewed By Funatblue
We went in March to the Zombie room, everyone in their 20s had a lot of fun. Challenging, but having the large group work together and bounce off one another was super fun. Everyone really enjoyed themselves, a fun different activity to do with friends or family. 11/10 recommend narrow escape... we will be back for the other rooms for sure.
3. Oakville Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
4. Gairloch Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By A2063YErobinm - Oakville, Canada
The gardens provide such a peaceful location to walk & take in nature. The park with it's ponds & wildlife (ducks, frogs, turtles, etc.) looking out over Lake Ontario take you to a state of tranquility immediately. The rose garden & it's heavenly fragrances is divine.
5. Bronte Heritage Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By MarkDeb83 - Oakville, Canada
We go on a Sunday Afternoon for a walk. It is really beautiful. We watch the boats going in and out of the harbor and the ducks and swans.
6. Lion's Valley Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Connoisseur-of-Life - Mississauga, Canada
This is a favourite walking destination for our [active] seniors’ group which is a particular popular destination in the autumn to see the fall colours. But the visible sedimentary geology also elicits comments and interest. Evidently also a great place for picnics and BBQ’s. It is extremely well kept and an absolutely amazing freebie. The entrance road demands brakes in good working condition but a thrill for those who have otherwise sedentary lifestyles. Parking is adequate and dog walkers love the paths. Despite the traffic overhead, it is a place of tranquility and natural beauty.
7. Coronation Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By RubyRoadCrew - Vermont, United States
Kids love the summer water play area, and cooling off in the waters of Lake Ontario. A nice walk with shaded and sunny areas, play areas, picnic areas, and an easy commute down Lakeshore Drive.
8. Oakville Public Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By karenwH3618SU - Toronto, Canada
Clean, spacious layout with surprising amenities, like a sewing machine! Love the digital options available and the recent no-contact pick up. Free and easy!
9. Film Ca Cinemas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
An independently operated 5-screen first run movie theatre, locally owned and operated, nestled in the heart of Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Buy Tickets: https://film.ca/show-times-by-date/ COVID-19 Procedures: www.film.ca/welcomehome
Reviewed By raybob009 - Oakville, Canada
I know the 2 owners who have saved small town movie theater. It’s a great place to catch movies without paying the huge fees of the big chain theatres. The seats have tons of leg room for those of us who are not 5’7”. Go there get some popcorn and a pop at reasonable prices and enjoy a movie.
10. Bronte Creek Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 406 reviews
Provincial Park - we are near by and natural. Located between Oakville and Burlington, Ontario. Great place to test our your camping skills or equipment. 145 electric service sites, filling and dumping station, laundry equipment, playgrounds, yurts, programs (summer), trails and a leash free area. Campers use 3201 Upper Middle Road W. During stay campers have access to day-use area (off Burloak) but my drive 6-11km to separate entrance. Day-use area off Burloak Drive has been a family favorite for decades. 13 km of trails, 11 reservable picnic shelters, children's play barn and farm, 1,8 acre outdoor swimming pool (additional fee), family and group education programs. In the Winter enjoy cross country skiing or snowshoeing. Annual events include: Maple Syrup Festival, Springtime on the farm, Ghostwalks, Camper Halloween and Victorian Christmas. Please refer to official website for details as this information could be stale.
Reviewed By WineAndDine155019 - Toronto, Canada
Very nice to see such extensive off-leash trails I love to take my dog here. A bit pricey to enter but its a relaxing place to be.
