Top Things to do in Pickering
The 8 Best Things to Do in Pickering, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Pickering, Canada including Waterfront Trail, Frenchman's Bay Marina, Pickering Museum Village, Herongate Barn Theatre, Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, The Pickering Markets, Roadshow Antiques Pickering, Luke Andrews Wood Sculptures.
Restaurants in Pickering
1. Waterfront Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
2. Frenchman's Bay Marina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Faisal R - Toronto, Canada
We love walking around here - incredibly peaceful, great place for families and to watch the sunset.
Get some ice cream from the parlour closest to the water and go for a stroll.
The nuclear power plant is a damper on the views but rest assured we have our very own Homer Simpson manning the helm so nothing will ever go wrong and even if it does, at least you'll be enjoying some ice cream.
3. Pickering Museum Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Explore the largest living history museum in Durham Region. It's a unique experience brought to life by live pioneers in 18 heritage buildings including a blacksmith's shop, general store, school house, temperance hotel, steam barn and chapel. Visit us today and travel back in time!
4. Herongate Barn Theatre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By susan a - Hamilton, Canada
The buffet includes a very nice salad bar. It is simple, but definitely the best part of the dinner. The hot buffet includes a potato, two veggies, a boxed fish, chicken, pork and roast beef. They have a variety of desserts available. The atmosphere is as it states, it is a renovated barn. The cows names are hanging from the ceiling. There is "folk" singer who entertains until the theatre is ready to go. The theatre is upstairs. After dinner, everyone makes their way up. There is an intermission which allows you to get a drink or time to stretch your legs. The actors make this evening worthwhile. They are fun and entertaining.
5. Petticoat Creek Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Faisal R - Toronto, Canada
We've lived in Pickering for 2 years and this was our 1st visit to Petticoat
AKA
What are we doing with our summer lives?!?!
The pool and splash pad area is AMAZING, perfect for little kids and adult kids!
The water in the pool was a little cold but you do get used to it after a while.
There are 3 large splash pads + a gigantic pool so even on busy days, there is more than enough room.
The staff is helpful and the lifeguards are very attentive, which is great for horrible swimmers like me.
Will visit again for sure!
Bring a picnic for an after swim snack fam
6. The Pickering Markets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Pickering Markets is not your average Marketplace, previously known as the Flea Market, we have expanded our vendors to reflect the core values of our business model. An inclusive environment created over 40 years ago that began by inviting small local business owners a space at an affordable place, to sell their goods. The market grew to eventually hold over 500 vendors and now is the largest marketplace in the greater Toronto area. More importantly, it created a multicultural community within our four walls that buzz with energy every Saturday and Sunday.
Reviewed By lannykay - Toronto, Canada
If you want to pick up a cellphone cover, cheap suitcase, t-shirts, baseball caps, cheap picture frames, antiques or other knick-knacks, or are into knives and swords, then this is the place for you. No HST, and you can even haggle a bit at some...MoreHi Lannkay, Thank you for taking the time to write a review! We do have a ton of great deals on not just your regular flea market fare but other great items as well! We do especially love our food court as well! -Management
7. Roadshow Antiques Pickering
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
One of Canada's largest antique malls. With over 22,000 enclosed square feet we offer antiques and collectibles that change daily. Just south of the 401 and East of Brock Road, we are open 7 days a week, 362 days of the year.
Reviewed By Ivona_Kolo - Toronto, Canada
Good location, free parking. There's quite a lot to look at but the prices are shocking at times especially compared to american antique malls. Some finds are true antiques, others just "junk" from 10-20 years ago - but to each his own. Worth a visit as you never know what you might find.
8. Luke Andrews Wood Sculptures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Stitch42 - Toronto, Canada
We have been to Luke and Sandy lots of times. We have a couple of wood carvings around our property.
From small carvings at the pond to bigger carvings right into a tree on your property - Luke can do it all.
Check out their website;www.lukeandrews.com and find your piece of ART.
We watched him carve - it is amazing.
The "Outdoor Showroom" is open most days and invites for a stroll through the manicured Property.
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