Top Things to do in Ontario
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Things to do in Ontario, United States: The Best Water & Amusement Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Ontario, United States including Lakeside Park Carousel, Rail Yard Wake and Aqua Park, Windmill Lake Wake & Eco Park, Splashon Wibit Water Park, Santa's Village, Niagara SkyWheel, North Bay Heritage Train and Carousel, Centreville Amusement Park, Canada's Wonderland, Reapers Mansion.
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1. Lakeside Park Carousel
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 636 reviews
Reviewed By RickandDenise9 - St. Catharines, Canada
This lovely carousel has been here for many, many years and is beautiful! It's a very fun ride for only 5 cents!
2. Rail Yard Wake and Aqua Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
On a private 25-acre lake try cable wakeboarding, wakeskating and one of Ontario's largest inflatable water parks. All equipment needed to wakeboard for rent or bring your own. We offer summer camps in July & August. Daily riding, lessons - check out the website for details. Private cable rentals for birthdays, family gatherings, schools, camps and even bachelor/ette parties. Buy a day pass for the inflatable water park and enjoy all it has to offer... bounce, splash, jump, play all day! Food/snacks on site and a licensed waterfront patio.
Reviewed By 97charliej - Newmarket, Canada
What a fun experience! The kids loved playing on the inflatables! Very cheap, and so much fun! Thanks you Rail Yard Wake Park!
3. Windmill Lake Wake & Eco Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Windmill Lake Wake & Eco Park is a unique, environmentally friendly outdoor recreation centre in the heart of Huron County.
Reviewed By Trail598396
Great staff and a beautiful property. Three of us (ages 11, 14, 45), all first time wake boarders went and our instructor Cam did a great job coaching and driving the cable, we were up wake boarding and doing surface 180's before our Beginner Lesson was done! Will definitely be back for more. Next time we may add the Aqua Park, it looks like a blast. Book ahead, they seem to fill up, especially on weekends. Also, happy to see they have appropriate COVID precautions in place.
4. Splashon Wibit Water Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
MAKE YOUR SPLASH at Ontario’s newest and wildest waterfront attraction! Splash On is a giant 180-person floating playground, boasting climbing walls, monkey bars, slides, trampolines and more! Splash On takes great pride in pushing customers out of their comfort zone and creating memorable high-light of the summer experiences of fun and laughter! Can you make it through the obstacle course?? Bounce, laugh, SPLASH and join the fun! Visit either our Barrie or Orillia location to beat the heat and get your SPLASH ON this summer! Ages 5-105! Children 5-8 must be accompanied by a parent, children 9+ are able to go out on their own (parent chaperone pass with children ages 5-8 free of charge). All participants must wear provided life jackets.
5. Santa's Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 544 reviews
Welcome to Santa's Village and Sportsland! This popular family amusement park in Bracebridge, Ontario has been Santa’s summer home for over 50 years.Kids from 2 to 92 can spend the day cruising the Muskoka River, riding Rudolf's Roller Coaster or riding Santa's train.Test your driving skills in Sportsland on our Grand Prix go cart track. Batting cages, miniature golf or laser tag will challenge even the most experienced sports buff!!
Reviewed By T7720FGstevek
Great place to bring young kids especially to see how they like roller coasters! :) splash pad was very nice with a large change cabin right beside it which was very convenient. This attraction also is not very large so great to bring the grand parents along as well. Fully wheel chair accessible from what I could see. All staff that we interacted with were fantastic - especially the younger "kids" operating most of the rides - very patient and very polite! Our 6 year old was very happy. There's also an area for bigger kids with an arcade and go karts that we didn't visit but looked awesome. So something for every age group for sure! Only "negative" I can think of is that the pirate paddle boats are only good for riders under 200lbs. At 6'2 and sporting a bit of a dad bod it ruled me out for the paddle boats but I've got great video of my wife and daughter experiencing a paddle boat for the first time! :)
6. Niagara SkyWheel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6,239 reviews
Soar 175-feet above Niagara Falls for the view of a lifetime! The Niagara SkyWheel gives riders a breathtaking panoramic view of this spectacular natural wonder from the vantage of climate controlled gondolas. Soak in the awe-inspiring scene year-round, day and night, in total comfort.
Reviewed By 581curta - Wainfleet, Canada
This is a clean well organized ride that gives you a great view of the falls and area if you shop around online you can get this as part of a bundle great value
7. North Bay Heritage Train and Carousel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 201 reviews
The Heritage Railway & Carousel Company provides hours of laughter and enjoyment to 100, 000 + visitors each summer who stop by to ride the beautiful carousels and miniature railway at North Bay's Waterfront.
Reviewed By jjispoms - North Bay, Canada
If your looking for some fun that nobody is to old for take a ride on the train or one of the 2 Carousels at the waterfront these carousels ate hand made by local artists that take amazing pride in their work so its worth checking it out and even taking a ride on either of these 3 attractions I highly recomend them
8. Centreville Amusement Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 337 reviews
Centreville Theme Park is nestled in over 600 acres of parkland just across the harbour from the city of Toronto on Centre Island. With over 30 rides and attractions (including a free 40-species farm!) and more than 14 food outlets, there's something for everyone at Centreville!
9. Canada's Wonderland
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3,517 reviews
Located just North of Toronto, Canada’s Premiere Amusement Park truly has something for everyone. For thrill seekers, the park features 70 rides including 17 roller coasters and the all-new Yukon Striker, the world's fastest, tallest and longest dive roller coaster. And for families, the park includes 2 children areas with rides, games and live entertainment. In addition, cool off in Splash Works, a 20 acre water park or take in any of our world class live shows and special events. Each fall brings the return of Camp Spooky for kids and families by day, and Halloween Haunt's frightening attractions by night. And new for 2019, families can enjoy WinterFest, where the park will be magically transformed into a winter wonderland full of enchantment and holiday cheer.
Reviewed By Mmekeating - Ottawa, Canada
Canada’s Wonderland is a great amusement park for everyone: people who love big, thrilling rides (leviathan, behemoth, yukon striker and flight deck), people who like spinning rides (riptide, lumberjack, sledgehammer), medium thrill rides (stunt coaster, thunder run, silver streak, guardian, ghoster coaster) and a whole bunch of little rides and water rides! The park is clean, well decorated according to the theme of the rides and there is a lot of nature incorporated throughout the park which makes it very pleasant to walk around. There are good short shows, the food is decent and there is music playing everywhere in the park which sets a fun atmosphere. The only negative is that the majority of the employees throughout the park (rides, food concessions, stores, etc) are grumpy. They seem annoyed and/or bored and it shows. Not a big deal though. We had a terrific time! Canada’s Wonderland is Canada’s best amusement park! Lots of fun!
10. Reapers Mansion
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Reaper’s Mansion is a full Halloween attraction with tons of things to do for all ages, abilities and income levels. It is not just a haunted house! There are many rides and activities for both young and adult to participate in on site. Everyday the Reaper has brought in all kinds of talent to perform for any guest who dare enter the Reaper’s Mansion Gates.
