Top Things to do in Ontario
Top Hotels in Ontario
Top 10 Marinas in Ontario, United States
Discover the best top things to do in Ontario, United States including Niagara Parks Marina, Red Rock Marina Centre, Trent Port Marina, Sarnia Bay Marina, The Thornbury Harbour, Sugarloaf Harbour Marina, Frenchman's Bay Marina, Port Hope Conservation Area, Port Albert Fishway, Heritage Park.
Restaurants in Ontario
1. Niagara Parks Marina
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
This Niagara Parks Commission-run facility, located between Fort Erie and Niagara Falls, is the only public marina on the Canadian side of the river. Boasting 135 slips, gas pumps, public boat launch, snack bar, and showers, the marina serves as the docking point for a visit to the area's innumerable attractions.
2. Red Rock Marina Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Located on the beautiful shores of Lake Superior, Red Rock, ON is the Gateway to the Scenic Nipigon Bay. Come visit and enjoy our museum and gift shop in our state of the art facility. With an interactive floor map and a virtual underwater tour, this promises to be a unique visitor experience!
3. Trent Port Marina
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Open by appointment only Oct 31-May 1. The premium class 374-slip Trent Port Marina is the ideal home port and stop point for boaters navigating the Bay of Quinte & Trent-Severn Waterway. It offers the ultimate gateway to an abundance of Quinte West and Bay of Quinte Region amusements, sights and attractions. Stretch your sea legs and take a short stroll to discover Downtown Trenton, where you’ll experience a unique selection of dining and retail offerings, groceries/supplies, liquor/beer outlets, Farmers’ Market, events & entertainment. Transient & seasonal deep draft dockage up to 100ft; 30 & 50 amp service; water; gated entry & free WiFi; Gas/Diesel & pump out; Demasting, Dockside assistance; “Boaters Only” lounge, private showers, business centre & free laundry facilities; parking, ice cream/snack bar, ice, BBQ’s/picnic areas & event facilities; Canada Customs marine port of entry; Deepwater launch ramp onsite; winter storage, crane & lift available nearby; Clean Marine Certified
Reviewed By stewartarthurl - Trenton, Canada
We had the pleasure of staying here for 1 season in there 2nd year open, Great facility all modern convienances friendly knowladgable staff, great rates per foot for your water craft. the only small negative is we had a pontoon and had to pay the same price as any other boat althouhg we dint need water or hydro
4. Sarnia Bay Marina
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
"Welcome Aboard" is a way of life at Sarnia Bay Marina! The Sarnia Bay crew consistently offers Canadian hospitality at its highest level with first-rate, friendly service. Fun, themed events are planned for most weekends, so make reservations early and plan your next vacation with us! Sarnia Bay Marina is quickly becoming the most exciting boating destination on the Great Lakes!
5. The Thornbury Harbour
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By mcfamily1010 - Toronto, Canada
Beautiful area to sit and watch the sunset, would definitely recommend. They have some cute shops around the corner!
6. Sugarloaf Harbour Marina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By U6234RTmarkw - Crystal Beach, Canada
Our family will be starting our 3rd boating season summer at Sugarloaf and we love it. The slips and docks are in excellent shape; the washrooms, showers and other areas are very clean and up to date. All staff members are very friendly and helpful. Surrounding the marina in a a beautiful park with fantastic views of Lake Erie and its only a short walk or drive to the historic downtown shopping and dining are of Port Colborne. During the summer months there are plenty of activities to see such as the annual Canal Days which includes 100's of vendors, exhibits and live entertainment. You can tour the tour Tall Ships and watch the Sugarloaf Sailing Club fleet sail on Lake Erie or watch other boats traverse up the canal.
7. Frenchman's Bay Marina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By MyCoachEd - Toronto, Canada
Cute neighborhood by the water with small shops. A waterfront walkway and lakefront beach. Great photo opportunities with the Nuclear Power Plant as a background.
8. Port Hope Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By shirleywH5797TO - Toronto, Canada
See the best place to return salmon,Salmon is going to jump on that dam，It is also beautiful to watch maple leaves in autumn
9. Port Albert Fishway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By amberley2017 - Goderich, Canada
Any place or structure that helps mother nature do her thing is great. This place is one of the last places around to see trout jumping to spawn. In April/May you can even help them tag and count fish. The setting has limited parking, so stop off at the general store/pub and order a pizza, which is very good. then check out the ladder. After your visit, make sure to check out Lake Huron, just a short drive away.
10. Heritage Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By CrazyKphotography - Toronto, Canada
Heritage Park in Barrie, Ontario has lovely places to sit and stroll. It has paid parking right there and I saw security standing by. I observed cyclists and people walking.
