Address: Alexandra Bridge, Ottawa, ON K1A, Canada
“A wonderful view of both the Ottawa and Gatineau sides of the Ottawa River. At sunset this spot is particularly wonderful. The benches allow for some rest after the walk to get there, albeit short, and you can read some information about the surrounding area. Take a few nice pictures because the opportunities are plenty!”
Address: 245 Centrum Blvd, Orléans, ON K1E 0A1, Canada
“Cork and fork was a great experience. The Shenkman arts center is a beautiful place 😍 washrooms very clean again staff very friendly.”
Address: 6830 Fourth Line Rd, North Gower, ON K0A 2T0, Canada
Address: 2001 Gardenway Dr, Orléans, ON K4A 2Y7, Canada
“What a great park! Hard to believe that I hadn’t been here with the kids yet. Three play structures, a little splash pad, baseball diamond (in great condition with bleachers), soccer fields, tennis courts and frisbee golf course! Lots of benches and picnic tables with a good mix of sun and shade. Definitely one of the best in Orleans and the kids and I will be back.”
Address: 2569 Swale Rd, Greely, ON K4P 1N2, Canada
Address: Scientique, 1867 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, ON K1G 5A3, Canada
“An awesome place for young kids to learn and explore the progression of science and technology over time. The museum is divided in different sections each containing exhibits from a specific sector in technology from locomotives, sound, wearable technology, space, science, minerals, and many others. There’s also a special dedicated section for young kids to explore and experiment their creativity. There’s a climbing wall, gear wall and a vehicle building area where kids can create vehicles of different shape, size and weight and explore how unique design changes impact rolling of vehicle down the test ramp. There are a lot of interactive educational experiences for kids and it's definitely a place worth visiting and highly recommended for families.”
Address: 300 Pères-Blancs Ave, Ottawa, ON K1L 7L5, Canada
“An urban gem - a forest retreat with walking paths not far from downtown Ottawa.”
Address: 300 Pères-Blancs Ave #200, Vanier, ON K1L 7L5, Canada
“Mario is a wonderful guide, loved his energy and way of storytelling, very clear in both English and French (even for someone who is not fluent in French). Learned a lot from the tour about the history of maple production and local Vanier history!”
Address: Ottawa, ON, Canada
“Beautiful day on the worlds longest skating rink. Beaver tails and hot toddies! Was busy but alot of places to get on and off.”
Address: 240 McLeod St, Ottawa, ON K2P 2R1, Canada
“This place is so huge, with so many things to explore that you can easily spend 4 hours there or more. clean, beautiful, up to date. There are lots of interesting knowledge filled things to view and read about. Terrific place for kids: there are interactive stations everywhere... not just computers, but also a binocular station in the bird area, turtle viewers for jellyfish vs plastic bags, touching water creature station, real ice sculpture to walk through and touch. The staff are so approachable and so helpful. They actually like to help and do so with a smile. To add to its many amazing features, its also free every Thursday after 5. Memberships are available and a good deal if you plan to come at least 3 times in the year but keep in mind that will not include parking fees.also you may receive a discount if you're an ingenium pass holder. I will definitely recommend visiting it.”
Address: 1 Vimy Pl, Ottawa, ON K1A 0M8, Canada
“As always, an amazing experience coming here. I feel like there is never enough time to get through everything properly, give yourself a good 4 or 5 hours to really experience it proper. Multiple exhibits provide so much to look at and read in to. Well put together displays featuring some very exclusive items truly make the experience awesome. Cafe was excellent and provided a brief menu of fairly priced food. Gift shops had some neat souvenirs. Would recommend any day of the week.”
Address: Parking lot, 795 Trim Rd, Orléans, ON K4A 3P4, Canada
“This is a river beach and is technically an island. Parking costs max $2 for every 5 hours. Ample parking spots available. There is washroom but no shower facility so make sure you have a plan for cleaning up after playing in the water and the beach. The Island park has a tiny fossil museum and has a trail in it as well. Plenty of benches available for use. Sight of the river is pleasing and is a good change from a lake beach. Highly recommended.”
Address: 2501 Magladry Rd, Navan, ON K4B 0H3, Canada
“We went for a wine and cheese pairing. Excellent wine and the owner is incredibly friendly. He shared a lot of information about the area, the farm(s) and the process involved. We will certainly be back. I only got a photo of the cheese platter. Next time I'll get more of the winery.”
Address: 2090 Innes Rd, Gloucester, ON K1B 3K5, Canada
Address: 1000 Perrault Rd, Navan, ON K4B 1H8, Canada
“We had the most amazing experience at Domaine Perrault!! Patty was incredible and went over and above. Beautiful views, amazing wine and incredible staff. We are coming to the Jazz night Sep 9! Thank you Patty and gang!”
Address: 745 Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway, Ottawa, ON K2B 5L7, Canada
“Small beach. But nice sand and patio restaurant. Nice pit stop.”
Address: 1259 York's Corners Rd, Edwards, ON K0A 1V0, Canada
“We had a great time at Green corners farm. Spent about an hour walking the rows of sunflowers, looking at the honeybees and flowers and enjoying the farm experience. My kids (ages 5 and 7) each cut a bouquet of sunflowers and loved it! The owner was friendly and explained everything to my kids. They really enjoyed the experience! Felt very safe with covid precautions in place, easy to distance from others. Highly recommend for an outing not far from Ottawa.”
Address: Hog's Back Rd, Ottawa, ON, Canada
“Except for the partying teens from Carlton University at night a nice peaceful place!”
Address: 588 Hog's Back Rd, Ottawa, ON K2C 1N5, Canada
“We had a great time on the pirate ship! The staff did an excellent job especially considering they have to put on the show with less people given the current limits. My girls, 7, 5, and 3 loved the show and spraying the water canons. I would say, depending on your child, 7 or 8 might be the upper age limit for this (or maybe just until they can put on the fully staffed show again). We completed our outing with a picnic and playing in the huge park just down the path. It was a great day!”
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