Top Things to do in Markham
5 Things to do Good for Kids in Markham That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Markham, Canada including Toogood Pond Park, Reesor Farm Market, Markham Museum, CF Markville, Milne Dam Conservation Park.
Restaurants in Markham
1. Toogood Pond Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By mgmasson47 - Markham, Canada
All year round family activity fun, Winter ice skating, Fall leaf picture taking, Spring and Summer picnicking.
2. Reesor Farm Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Tinkerbel71
Great products! I am a huge fan of the Tomato soup! The oatmeal raisin cookies should be added to Canada’s food guide as a must to promoting bliss in our lives :) Staff are friendly, service is prompt and courteous. Will be a repeat customer for sure!
3. Markham Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 62 reviews
Year-round exhibits about history, environment, and science. Visit our 25-acre historic village, wetland area, working gardens, orchards, ride the carousel or play some mini-golf. Educational programs examine various aspects of life in Markham with a focus on history and the environment. Watch for many special events during 2007, offering a variety of experiences that celebrate our community. Visit our research facility by appointment. Site rentals are available for weddings, family picnics/parties or corporate functions.
4. CF Markville
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By dpmwong - Markham, Canada
Board range of varieties shops to cover your needs and good shopping atmosphere and ample of parking spaced.
5. Milne Dam Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Peter_A_Morrell - Unionville, Canada
During our COVID 19 lockdown and other alerts, we were looking for a place with space and for my kids to run around and have fun. A friend mentioned Milne Dam Conservation Park as a place we can go and have some fun without worrying about crowds. I had been to this park before, and it just slipped my mind about it. I packed up the kids, got some pizza from Little Ceasars, and went there for a picnic. The park is huge and although we were intimidated by all the cars being there, we were surprised to find how spacious the park was. Despite the fact that there were many people there, there was so much room for us to be safe and be physically distanced from other people. We found a few empty picnic tables by the water and had a nice lunch under a tree with lots of shade. It was a warm early fall day and the trees had yet to start turning colour. Once we finished our picnic we spent the rest of our visit exploring the park. There are trails and marked paths all over the park and in the woods as well. We explored all afternoon and had a great time. We needed to burn all those calories after a pizza lunch. The park itself is very clean, well maintained, and for the most part, the restrooms were clean as well. There is a fee to enter the park which only cost us around four dollars. There are a few different parking lots and parking is available and since cars are coming and going, we were able to easily find a parking spot within minutes of arriving. The overall experience was amazing and the kids had a great time. I highly recommend this park.
