Top Things to do in Fort Erie
Top Restaurants in Fort Erie
The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Fort Erie, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Fort Erie, Canada including Shagbark Nature Park, Last Chance Horse and Pony Rescue, Crystal Ridge Park, Sugarbowl Park,fort Erie, Sugarbowl Park Off-leash Dog Area Dog Area Lrash, Waverly Beach Park, Stevensville Conservation Area, Mather Park, Safari Niagara, Bay Beach.
Restaurants in Fort Erie
1. Shagbark Nature Park
2. Last Chance Horse and Pony Rescue
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Locksley9 - Niagara Falls, Canada
Out for a planned car club run and arranged to stop here for a visit and talk about their facility. Our hostess, Sharon, welcomed us with open arms and lead us through the facility talking about the horses, ponies and the few other animals on sight. She explained the events they participate in and the how and where and why they hear about animals needing rescue.They not only attend many of the local fairs but take some of their smaller horses on hospital visits. All of our club members were absolutely enthralled at the facility and the work they do. Last Chance relies on volunteers and use donations to help keep operational. The volunteers were as thrilled with our classic cars as we were with the work they do.
3. Crystal Ridge Park
4. Sugarbowl Park,fort Erie
5. Sugarbowl Park Off-leash Dog Area Dog Area Lrash
6. Waverly Beach Park
7. Stevensville Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
To me this is a place for bodies of water. We could see almost anywhere. Stevensville Conservation Area has done a good attraction. We found flowers. Fell Memorial Trees. Lots of hiking or walking. There were places to fish. There was a windmill It is truly beautiful place. This is a must see!
8. Mather Park
9. Safari Niagara
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 555 reviews
Safari Niagara is a 150-acre nature park with over 1000 animal, bird and reptile species, located only 10 minutes from Niagara Falls. Safari Niagara is the ultimate summer fun destination for people of all ages and abilities. The park is completely interactive with educational shows and tours*, animal feedings and a petting farm. Admission is all-inclusive, providing unlimited use of the ropes course*, safari rides*, splash pad, fishing, kite flying, pedal bike go karts*, jumping pillows*, paddle boats and more. Off season rates from May 11-31 and September 3-October 14, 2019 available. For more information on the concerts and events, park information, hours and pricing, visit our web site. *June 1st or later - Labour Day only. Weather Permitting.
Reviewed By Inspire618782
My grandkids, husband and I really enjoyed our day at Safari Niagara. They have a good variety of activities, and you can ride the train all around the park if you wish to. You can take a picnic lunch, or purchase lunch there. It was a really fun day.
10. Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 288 reviews
COVID-19 UPDATE | Fort Erie is temporarily restricting access to Bay Beach (also known as Crystal Beach) and limiting patron capacity in 2021. To access Bay Beach this summer, beachgoers must present an eligible Bay Beach pass (restrictions apply) as well as proof of residency such as a driver’s licence.
Reviewed By 948ivog - Montreal, Canada
We have visited the town of Cristal Beach twice in the past couple of years for our summer vacation. Cute, quiet little place with a handful of restaurants and shops. We rented a cottage by the 'dog beach', overlooking the lake ... and just loved it. Just a very short drive to the main beach where we usually hung out. A very spacious beach with soft sand and plenty of space to play ball or just relax. Enjoyed it immensely and we will be going back in the near future.
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