It's worthwhile to visit this place. You can spend 2-3 hours here depending on how interested you are in aircraft and Canadian aeronautics history. Kids can also have some fun as they get to sit in the cockpit of real fighter planes and if you are 12 and above they have a flight simulator as well.

Girlfriend took me here for a visit. It was a great experience overall. It's beautiful and a true staple of real world history. The volunteer guides are also great and provide you with a great deal of knowledge and expertise. The older gentleman, Mr. Alex, in particular was great and really enthusiastic to share his knowledge of the place and the history attached to it. They even let you sit on some of the planes and when the weather is good, you can fly in them.

It's quite fun for everyone. Kids really enjoyed it, and so did I, but kids need more interactive stuff for kids to do and be more interested and aware of the history of these beautiful planes and the magnificent people and what this country has done for the people. also more information about all the planes, like guides telling people about what aircraft they are admiring and information about it. I found that alot of staff were just standing around or sitting around talking to each other and not actually doing anything like answering questions.

This has been the most amazing experience I’ve ever been to in Canada. Every single person that works there interacted with nothing with positivity and love and care about the place and also educated. I won hundred percent recommend this place but also to bring your kids to teach them. Thank you for an amazing tour and I cannot wait to go back again.

This place is always fun. Lots of classic planes and the staff are friendly and always willing to provide information. We have never done it, but they also offer paid flights on classic aircraft which would be awesome. There is a good selection of classic warplanes and training aircraft. Well curated with lots of info on displays. The Lancaster is so impressive up close.

This is one of the absolute best things to do in Hamilton. It's a fascinating look at the aviation technologies and hardware throughout the RCAF history, and to be able to get a good look and information about the planes. The staff is VERY knowledgeble and also very friendly. You can book flights on some of the historic planes, but we chose not to. Also on dry days there are some other planes outside the building, we missed out as we were visiting during a downpour. A great place to take kids too.

Probably one of my favourite places to visit; I go often alone just cause I’m fascinated. Last time; they had vintage wheels and wings, which was super fun! Definitely recommend checking this place out; there’s so much to see at the museum as well!

Excellent! We were met at the entrance by Mr. Tony Houghton, a volunteer at the Museum who guided us around the Museum for a couple of hours. He was extremely professional, knowledgeable and helpful. The boys, aged 4 and 8, enjoyed his attention to take them on a private tour of numerous planes where they could sit in the cockpits; and, he provided them with interesting and fun facts about the planes. We also enjoyed our lunch at the Museum’s Runway Cafe. The Museum is well-kept, the volunteer staff is courteous and the historic planes a must-see! We recommend this as a great place to bring kids of all ages, especially on a rainy day.

Nice museum a bit smaller than expected. The gift shop is pretty good, there’s a runway cafe you can eat and if you’re lucky you may get to see planes taking off / landing. The key part of the museum is you get to sit in the cockpit of about 3 planes… that’s pretty cool.

It’s a lovely museum. I would say for plane enthusiasts and those interested in the history of Canada’s war efforts, this place is amazing. The staff are doing a great job restoring the old planes and the guides are very knowledgeable. For the average person it’s worth a visit.

This place is next level. It went beyond expectations. Service was so good everyone was so polite and welcoming. It has a great history pilot was so experienced they explained everything in detail. My son enjoyed this place very much he use to point aeroplanes in sky, he was excited to sit in one. Overall we had a great family time together here. In summer we are going for a ride in one of the plains. Enjoy your visit.

The Canadian Warplanes Heritage museum is a fantastic place to go to. Seeing these vintage aircraft on display is amazing. The hangar is full of Canadian military aviation history that everyone should go and see. The staff and volunteers are so friendly and have lots of stories about the history of these aircraft. The hangar is very clean and you can even go for a ride in one of their vintage aircraft. You can jump into the pilot seat of some display aircraft, look at the avionics instruments, learn about aircraft technology, like engines/ ejection seats/ armament, and see how museum staff and volunteers are restoring these vintage aircraft back into an airworthy condition. You may like seeing the beautiful art pinups girls or wacky characters that was painted on the aircraft's nose to boost morale of airmen and airwomen who served in Canada's armed forces. I loved going here and you will too. If you like my reviews, videos or photos let your thumb soar high in the sky.

A truly outstanding area, so unique and rich with history. There is something special about this museum, the volunteers who work here are full with enthusiasm about the planes. This is a fantastic learning experience for all tourists or enthusiasts in the local area. I definitely recommend this place. Big thanks to Rick and the Scottish gentleman (sorry, I didn’t get his name) who educated me on the history on the lancaster plane and many others. Amazing.

Amazing museum, a must visit! And they are extremely sweet and helpful. They give u ana amazing tour and tell h stories of how the planes went through the war and were rebuilt. The cafe too is really nice good portions very wel priced. Lastly you also get to sit in 3 of the planes. It’s a very cool experience! And they have a flight simulator too. Must go with kids.

You will enjoy your time here if you like airplanes and history. You will learn a lot from these airplanes. Some are still air worthy and some are just for display. You can also go up to the cockpit of certain airplanes. If you really like to experience flying with these vintage airplanes, you can buy a flight from 20-60 minutes depending on the aircraft. Check their website for details. Don't forget to check their gift shop on your way out.

My son and I visited in June 2023 and absolutely loved it! Great staff and a beautiful collection of aircraft inside and outside. Well stocked gift shop. Going again soon! I'm a ham but nobody was in the radio room, maybe next time!

I visited this museum with my 20 month old who's into planes. He loved watching them. And I personally loved learning a lot about Canadian planes. It's a fascinating place with friendly staff.

It's always fun visiting the Warplane Heritage Museum on a rainy day. They have loads of aircraft used by the Canadian military from World War II and later. If you're lucky, you can see the engineers working on the aircraft, you can walk around the hangar, step aboard a few of the planes, and in the spring to autumn months even pay for a flight on one of the classic aircraft. They have a cafe onsite if you're hungry, and also flight simulators if you are interested. Great for young children.

Our kid would love to provide his review on his amazing experience on Saturday , Feb 17 ( over the Family Day Weekend ) at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum . I visited Canadian Warplane Heritage museum during the Family Day weekend in 2024. The place was busy and lots of families were visiting. They had lots of things to do and a ton of planes . The gift shop was near the entrance and was very big . There was quite a few build up airplane models to choose from . I picked an F-119 model. There was an astronaut session followed by autograph line up . The various country flags displayed at this centre denoted the countries participated in receiving training in flying. I came across a model of a plane showcasing how and where it carry’s its missiles on the plane. Also, I got a chance to hop onto a passenger plane which on warmer weathers takes flight. I saw the cockpit . It had loads of navigation related set ups . This plane takes a round of Niagara Falls at 35,000 ft height . There was also a giant inflatable planetarium . It took me on a ride to the moon also explains how the craters are formed and every few million years lava arises from inside of the moon . Overall the experience was really good . The only issue was parking was full and we parked in the over flow parking area. The staff were very nice and explained how the planes worked . Kuddos to the team for organizing such an exciting experience . If you are 12 years and above you could also take part - Flyzone at Canadian Warplane Heritage museum . I look forward to this next year as well !!

I recently visited the Canadian Heritage Warplane Museum, and it was an experience I won't soon forget. From the moment we stepped through the doors, we were immersed in the rich history of Canada's aviation contributions during WWII. The highlight of the visit was definitely having a tour guide. Their passionate storytelling brought the planes to life and moved us emotionally with tales of bravery and sacrifice. Learning about the restoration efforts behind each plane added another layer of appreciation for the museum's dedication to preserving history. Without a doubt, this museum is a must-see for anyone interested in aviation or WWII history. Highly recommended!

My scout group spent the night during the museum’s Night-Op event and had a blast. Well restored and maintained war planes; knowledgeable and passionate volunteers and staff made the visit fun and educational. Plenty of free parking.

Such a fun and informative museum. This Museum featuring dozens of Canadian military planes, plus aviation exhibits & flight simulators. The planes are beautifully restored. The exhibits are excellent, so much history, and so many great personal stories. A good experience for any age. Every single person that works there, interacted with nothing with positivity and love and care about the place and also educated.

What an incredible piece of history! Filled with accurate artifacts and furniture from the 1800s, the once largest house in Canada is sure to be a History-Loving-Tourists dream stop. Very affordable hour long guided tours with tour guides who have immense knowledge for even the toughest of history questions. Dozens of rooms to visit and endless sites to see. Be sure to go take a peek at the Kitchen Garden in the back as well, where they still garden with time period accuracy. A wonderful place to stop!

Awesome place to visit in both summer and winter. There are multiple hour long tours running all day. The house is beautiful, full of history and when you get to the servant quarters they give you a small treat to have (short bread). Lovely gardens and a military museum which is great for children to have fun in their discovery room. The gift shop is excellent with local goods for all types of people.

This is an interesting place to visit. There are so many rooms to see and history to think about. The only reason I'm giving it only 4 stars is because the group is pretty big for the size of most of the rooms. For us, we had this group of 5 who thought it was their own personal tour. So they would take their time looking at the rooms and taking pictures while the rest of us would have to wait. Then the tour guide would start explaining the room before everyone was in. I would definitely recommend visiting.

Well worth the time effort drive and cost. Cameron showed us around the magnificent castle and he was dressed in clothes of the 1830s. The Castle is in excellent condition inside and out. A fine lady was dressed in the clothes of the same period cooking some excellent food of this period in history in the basement, which we were allowed to sample. A very important place that every Canadian and American needs to visit.

If you live nearby Hamilton, this is such a nice and interesting stop. You will need just to go to the Museum, around 1 hour and half. When you park, go directly to the Gift House and from there, they will check you in and you will start the tour at your arranged time. Our Tour Guide, Sapphire, was sooooo cheerful, knowledgeable and passionate that made our experience a great one. I visited with my elderly mother and I was delighted to see that there were enough chairs to seat between rooms. Be aware, that there are a couple of stairs that might be uncomfortable for an elderly person but I think this doesn’t mean it will disrupt your experience of the tour. Great experience in this “mini- Casa Loma” 😎 You can also access for free the military museum.

Their guided tour is amazing. It's every 20 minutes or so. The cute gift shop has water fountains and washrooms (for all) which are very much needed in hot days in the summer.

Dundurn Castle is so worth the visit (and only about $15/person)! The tour lasts about 1 hour. Parking is free. You'll have to book tickets online — but you might also be able to walk in and book in person (if it's not a busy day). You can also see (online) how many others have already booked for each tour guide sessions. We went at 2pm on a Tuesday and it wasn't busy. Parking was easy. Our tour guide (Michael) was excellent! When we went, they also had a "cook" that gave us small shortbread squares. The castle itself feels like a big, old mansion — rather than a "castle". But it's still fascinating.

Absolutely amazing experience with a tour guide booked in advance, we're able to travel back in those times when Hamilton just started to emerge and establish as a newly built community. Having a tour guide at this place is absolutely necessary as you're going to learn a lot of facts and history, as well as all the questions answered. Staff is very friendly, knowledgeable and willing to provide the best experience.

We did not enter the castle as it was late. The grounds were steeped in history and were breathtaking. The huge expanse of the sky, the lake down below, the rolling grasses, all made for a picturesque place to spend a day. We will surely visit again to explore the castle.

Great place for history lover to visit. You would understand how things worked back then and technically it was built before Canada became a country officially so it will give you a different perspective about life back then. Overall a great historical site and tour guide was really helpful.

Lots of history! Take a walk into the past and learn about this historic relic through the evolution of Canada. Well preserved, clean and original, I felt transported into the past. This is a guided tour but You get to tour the kitchen garden and military museum for free by yourself. The park is a beautiful place to picnic with family

We had the amazing opportunity of shooting some pictures for a wedding here. The castle’s neoclassical architecture and layout was absolutely beautiful and made for some stunning photos which the couple were pleased with. Would definitely recommend shooting here as a photographer for any wedding or engagement photos, it’s well worth the drive even if you live an hour or 2 out.

I visited here yesterday, I haven't been here since I was a kid in school. The tour I went on was great, the young woman guiding the tour was very informative, and answered everyone's questions. All the rooms were very nice, and displayed like they were frozen in time. I learned alot of new things about the history of the Castle, and the family associated with it. All the staff here were very friendly, and accommodating. I would definitely recommend going here to learn some hamilton history, and it's a great tour.

Great experience, and I definitely remember visiting when in Hamilton. Only guided tours are allowed, so you can't go into the Castle on your own. But worth it. The tour takes about an hour and 20 mins. Very fun. We had a wonderful guide. The Castle has an interesting history, and lots of character. Our group was small, which I learned later we were lucky to have. Our friends had 12 in their group, and they said it was too crowded. We had 8, including 3 kids. Perfect size. I recommend checking if the kitchen is open, because it generally is and you get to taste some yummy things prepared in the Castle kitchen from old recipes. We all enjoyed the tour. I honestly recommend it.

Great day trip for family. Affordable tour that includes a kitchen demo. Staff are in period attire . Military museum and interesting kitchen garden that lets you smell and taste some fruits and herbs. Kids had fun playing in the military room and trying military clothes on the first floor. Great location for photoshoots. Saw some doing engagement shoots.

Wow! We went for a tour at Christmas and it was lovely to see it decorated. Much nicer than some of the estates I've toured in England. The basement was very impressive and the guide was great. Great gift shop with local crafts. Weird hours but worth making it work - give yourself atleast two hours. Will go back in summer to enjoy the grounds and garden.

Pretty cool place to tour. Not sure it is a "castle", more like McNabb's Mansion, but so be it. Fascinating to see how the wealthy lived so far back, almost 200 years now. Big place, so many rooms, nothing terribly large. Great staff, the guides really know their stuff and make it easy to understand and see how people would have lived. Fascinating family, didn't know that he was a pre-confederation equivalent of Prime Minister, and his daughter is an ancestor of Queen Camilla. Stuff you don't learn in school!

Went for the tour today and it was fun and very cool to see how they lived back then and seeing all the old furniture and pictures and stuff. It was great. Here are some photos from inside.

This place is absolutely gorgeous! Perfect for a day picnic in summers, watching the season change in fall and winters too. Perfect spot for clicking memorable pictures, weddings and even first dates. It's a popular location for film shoots, particularly hallmark movies. This place has my heart.

A beautiful place, went here after hours just to hike the Dumdurn park and castle loop. Just under 3k and took about 30 minutes. The outside of the castle and surrounding building were beautiful.

Great History and brilliant architecture. During Christmas time the Castle is even grander. We went on the first day of Victorian Christmas in the month of November when it is a free tour. Rest of the times it's a paid tour.

Really impressive on the tour guide and the costumed staff gives a vivid picture of the world where a well-known family lived in 19 centuries. You may easily find historical traces of those modern housing facilities we use today such as toilets, bath tubs and even cabling system for internal communication.

My family isn't generally interested in war history but I thought this would be a nice educational way to spend an afternoon. It was a great experience! Youth under 17 free, a little under$5 for adults, free parking! It was an interesting tour, self guided but many staff located throughout ship to answer questions and share additional facts. There is also a small museum and gift shop. It was fun to climb ladders and see how the people would have lived in the ships. Located in a beautiful setting a well.

Great visit. Very inexpensive for entry fee. Tour is self directed but very easy to follow along. Great kids activity book to have them enjoy the visit too. Paid for the add-on guided tour and enjoyed learning about the ship’s armaments. Definitely recommend the tour for adults and families.

If you are into naval ships and it’s history this place is for you. We spend around one and half hours on the ship, the staff was very knowledgeable and passionate about the Canadian Navy, as some of them had served in Navy. Over all nice day activity.

Great place to visit. At the time of my visit covid restrictions were in place so some areas of the ship were off limits but it was still well worth the trip. You can get a real appreciation for the hardships our navy went threw in WWII and Korea. There are numerous friendly knowledgeable staff positioned around the ship to explain the history and features of the ship. Admission is ridiculously inexpensive and there is a nice gift / souvinir shop.

We love going here. It is an amazing part of Canadian history. Staff are friendly and provide lots of info. Staff are stationed throughout the ship to answer questions. The ship is well maintained and has info posters throughout. There is also a small park area for some shade. Lots of parking. Also has a museum and gift shop on site.

Absolutely fascinating place to visit. It's like stepping back in time. This WW2 vessel is the last of its kind. You can tour the ship on your own or have a guided tour. Do yourself a favor and visit this National Historic Site, you won't be disappointed.

I visited during the time HMCS Harry DeWolf spent docked along side Haida, so this is where the photos are from. If you are interested in Naval ships or history, this is a great way to spend a day. There is lots to learn about the ship, and its history.

The tour was amazing. Very informative. Actual military personnel giving details of the different areas on the ship. Some areas difficult for a person with mobility issues. Would differently recommend it to all Canadians to take the adventure. Great history lesson, Loved it!!

I was waiting for last two years to visit this historical place. Very well maintained, staff was very friendly and helpful to provide you information if you have any questions. There were volunteers who actually served for country and worked on actual working ship in navy who have gave us detailed guided engine tour. We wondered and amaze with the history of the ship and it was definitely worth to spend time here. Make sure you come with flexible clothing because there is lots of small area to go up and down with the standing ladders. Make sure about head and foot because of the low areas and bumps on the floor.

I honestly came to the Haida on a whim and the blue attraction sign on the highway. I didn't know what to expect and ended up having a great time. There's a lot of history here and it was great to be able to actually climb aboard. You have access to quite a lot of the ship, just mind your head and feet. And expect to climb a ladder or two. The staff were all very friendly and knowledgeable. Admission was all of$4.25. I took the go train down so I can't comment on parking.

Was the perfect Father's Day activity. There were some places blocked off, but the joy of seeing my husband back on her after 28 years was special. It has been worked on and kept up. Info plaques and little extras like plastic food made visuals interesting for new eyes. The staff were always chatty and asking if there were any questions they could answer. It's a must see. The mini museum/gift shop was also nice to visit.

Faith, service, courage, and honor are the tenants that the Canadian Navy holds dear. Each year thousands of brave men and women dedicate their lives to serving under this maritime service branch. Scratching your head wondering what things to do in honor of the Navy? I’m not typically one for museums and ships… but this was an incredible visit that blew me away. The museum Ship is laid out with tons of displays, some interactive, historical facts and exhibits and provides a chance to really explore the labyrinths of this vessel. The volunteers are knowledgeable and friendly, as they provide guidance on how to best experience the museum. I HIGHLY recommend if you are looking for something to do while in Hamilton. I highly recommend to visit with the family and childrens. Parking is free

A great way to get a concept of what a real ship is like. There's staff along the way to help answer questions. Was lucky to have been able to tour on Canada Day and see the 40MM boffin guns both fire. Blanks of course. They were fired at 2pm. Didn't ask if this is a regular thing but if you go on Canada Day in the future you can likely see the guns firing.

An overdue due visit to a great piece of Canadian Naval history. Great stories from some of the knowledgeable and friendly guides. It was a beautiful day to watch the guns fire and participate in the 80th anniversary celebration. It's great because it's outdoor and indoor and you can either do guided tours or walk around and explore on your own. Thank you!

Great area for a walk around and take a tour of the ship.

If you are in the area it’s definitely worth a visit. I was at the Royal Botanical garden and it started raining so I decided to visit! The staff was super helpful and if you are lucky you might even get to meet veterans and navy personnel. I’m 6’7 and had no problem walking around but you need to be aware that some spaces are small and not easy off access.

Beautiful waterfall, probably the biggest that Hamilton has to offer. You need to reserve a parking spot, so plan accordingly. Has a big park for kids to play, it also has a covered area for picnic.

Nice little waterfall in Hamilton Ontario. Reservations are required to access the conservation area. This location is not great for strollers but a short walk kids. We were able to see the falls from the top.

It's a nice little clean park with a waterfall and couple of bridges. Pricey entrance fee for this place. There is another waterfall (Tew Falls) and Dundas Peak about 15-20 min walk from here.

Took the “hush hush” route to the base and it was so worth it. Good flow, even during drought conditions. Beautiful views in the gorge while trekking to and from the falls.

Beautiful but a challenging hike. Sometimes getting lost leads to beauties like this 😍

The signs there were too confusing to read, can't even tell where you are and which way to go. Nice fall views, but can't even get close to see the fall. The trail is pretty short, can finish in 40min is you walk relatively fast.

It's a beautiful fall, but not worth the cost of entry and parking. The receptionist said that there is no way to go at the bottom of the fall from conservation area.

Entry ticket is almost $10 per person to this falls. It’s better to have a reservation for parking beforehand. It’s a good picnic spot. The falls is great though.

Nice and easy trails. Could not get good pictures of the fall colours because the line of sight was blocked, however the waterfall was amazing.

We got in a fabulous 10k challenging hike from Cascades Park in Dundas to both Sydenham and Webster's falls and back. The water wasn't the only thing falling on these trails.😀 🫣 With the high water levels, the trail was almost washed out in places with several trees down along our path. Parts of the trail were very narrow adjacent to some pretty major drops. Other areas were muddy, rocky and very slippery. 3 of us fell but fortunately weren't hurt too badly but the spectacular waterfalls the end of the trail were worth it!!

Absolutely Scenic waterfalls; Movie-like bridges Enjoyable trail; Good to take lots of memorable photos of nature! Full of butterflies in July, and of course flies that don't mind biting you 😉 Loved the whole experience!

$16 parking fee. Not really worth it. More of a park setting. Surrounding trails were better so value for money not so much

Beautiful and largest waterfall in Hamilton. You need to reserve a spot in advance to enjoy Webster Falls from May to November. Reservations are available for two-hour. On-site parking is limited to those with an online reservation only. (Strict fines in place for parking in prohibited areas.) So reserve your spot before planning a visit to this fall. But nowadays there is no access to the bottom of fall. There is just one small trail nearby. Walking on cobblestone bridge that crosses Spencer Creek. Not much to do or see here. $30 for 15 mins walk around the fenced falls and bridge is expensive. It was great in the past, but now everything is fenced and separate reservation is required to visit Tew Falls and Dundas Peak. Overall not worth the fees.

I paid 15.50 for a ticket at the gate. The gate would not open when scanning the ticket "invalid ticket" I purchased it from the box 2 inches to the left. I think not. The button for help wasn't any. The people on the other side did not open the gate they tried. It didn't work and then cut the call short. Mind you other people were in the park. They were leaving. There were no hours posted (we went at 4pm) and it happily took my money. I'm frustrated at Spencers gorge.

Beautiful spot to go in either the spring, summer or fall - would not recommend in the winter (no maintenance). This used to be a place you could go freely, wasn’t overly packed, and parking was cheap. Now - you have to make reservations, I believe they tell you it’s a 2-3 hour time slot and then you’re risking a ticket, it’s pricey for parking, and pretty crowded. However I do recommend this spot for photoshoots during weekday days (less busy), and the scenery makes for great photo ops!

This place offers an amazing opportunity to reconnect with nature and give the peace within. There are many hiking trails surrounded by vibrant vegetation. There is so much to explore that I felt like I wasn't prepared for it, I definitely recommend bringing fresh water and some snacks and don't forget to pickup your garbage.

great views and well kept trails. The loop took us an hour to walk at a calm pace with stops so its easy for many to do. Also having porta potty's on site is helpful.

The view was nice as long you knew where to take the photo, the directions to lead you to any Waterfall hikes was just awful, many were confused and didn't know where to look... I had trouble in finding this very Waterfall with a few friends...we managed to find a good spot to take photos only because we got recommended by other photographers that there was a good spot to take photos but you would have to risk and climb over the fences which says do not climb. We toke the risk but it was worth it. Ideally I wouldn't recommend people who have no experience in climbing down a cliff to do it... Because it could be dangerous

The forecast today called for moderate rain. I wanted to cancel my reservation but it was too late (You have to cancel at least 48hours before). So glad I was unable to cancel though. It had rained earlier in the day but there was no rain when we got there. The weather man is not always right. The Tew falls side trail is a moderately challenging hike. Lots of steep climbs at some points and because it rained, parts of the trail were quite slippery but overall it was a lovely hike which took us about 2 hours out and back. The high points of the trail are the Tew falls and Dundas peak lookout. Not much else beyond that. Things to note: 1. The Tew falls trail does not take you to the bottom of Tew falls. Getting there is via a different trail which is unmarked. 2. You need a reservation which gives you a 2 hour window. For 1 person you pay $26. 3. Portable restrooms are only available at the Harvest road end of the trail where the parking lot is.

We drove nearly 3 hours to see the falls. Tews falls is beautiful. Websters falls is further down the road and was also really nice. Almost every Porta potty was pretty gross with urine on the seats but that's to be expected, so not a bad idea to bring a pack of sanitary wipes with you for that purpose.

We visited Tew falls today.. And it’s not as it seems on google😅.. The trail to Dundas peak is beautiful though.. Lots of trees and nice scenic lookouts. Beware of mosquitoes 🦟😁Overall, it was nice three hours spent😊

Beautiful scenic walk beside the river to the Webster falls. In early April there were some early signs of spring flowers and greenery. It was only a little bit muddy. Can't wait to see it in other seasons. Enjoyed the historical elements of the walk and seeing all the evidence of some very busy beavers along the riverside!

Amazing experience. My kids loved it. Paid 31 cad for 2 kids and 2 adults. Hiking for around 2 hrs back to your car.

Nice short hike with some scenic overlooks. The trails are well maintained, and maps are included with admission. Toilet facilities are portapotties with hand sanitizer. Reservations not necessary except on certain holiday weekends that are listed on their website.

Best place to visiting for an evening walk. Sunset adds to the beauty of this place. It’s sad to see that the beach is closed here it could have been the cherry on top. Still a lot of action going around like kayaks, jet ski, fishing , cycling , jogging and more.

Nice, big park with some lovely water views. Pretty sure you could fish here. It's also very close to West Harbour GO station, which is convenient. There are public restrooms, but those are only open May-Nov, just FYI. There are also a few tents not too far from the park entrance - assuming there are people living in those on a semi-permanent basis, which makes the area feel a little sketchy.

If you’re looking for a park that offers everything! Look no more 😅. It is huge park with lots of picnic tables, a small beach, nearby playground, washrooms, ice cream truck, and more. Perfect for photo sessions. I would recommend visiting this and the adjacent park (Pier 4 Park), which is only a walking distance.

Excellent place to stroll along with your family and friends. Great walk with beautiful scenery. Lots of parking,great views of the boats in the water and the long waterfront trail create lots of scenic views. Nature and birds gazing at its best.

Cute park. It’s pretty small but the views are nice, plenty benches/picnic tables/rocks to sit for a while or picnic. They have food trucks sometimes too. Since such a big portion of the park is facing west, it’s a great place to catch the sunset.

We love walking our dog here. Lots of big open grass fields, water access, trails and restaurants to get refreshments and food. A beautiful place to bring family and spend time outside.

huge outdoor park. there’s paths for walking, running, jogging and biking. you’ll see people walking their dogs as well. great place to spend with family and friends. lots of events happen here during the summer. lots of parking space. one downside is that the public washrooms are filthy and gross. no upkeep whatsoever so keep that in mind. there is a tiny hutches nearby and usually one or two food trucks out but those are always overpriced. down by pier 4 i believe is where you’ll find william’s cafe and an ice cream shop as well as more green space and a skate park. great area for boating and being by the waters.

Most amazing place to do almost anything. Room for bikers, rollerbladers, and runners to enjoy a view while doing what they love. Lots of room for picnics and outings.

This park is beautiful and had a really good time with my family. We initially came here to have a barbecue and weren’t aware if we were allowed or not. So I asked a police officer and he said “Today is a beautiful day, go live a little”. After hearing that, we started barbecuing and no one stopped us or told us we couldn’t. This park also has lots of room to play certain things, we played badminton and frisbee and it was really enjoyable. The views of the lake were gorgeous and highly recommend to stay here for sunset. We also got caught in an intense thunderstorm which was definitely an experience

Bayfront Park in Hamilton is an absolute gem. The stunning waterfront views create a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The well-maintained trails are perfect for a leisurely stroll or a bike ride. With its picnic areas and playgrounds, it's an ideal spot for families to enjoy quality time together. Highly recommended!

Visited during the late winter season. Minimum winter maintenance but really enjoyed the walk on the trail. Plenty of free parking is available. Suitable for a picnics by the lake. Will definitely be coming back in the summer.

What a view on a sunny day. As spring is coming we went to this park and enjoyed a lot. View was so mesmerizing. Along with trail lake is there which makes it perfect. A good place for friends get together and kid’s play. Ample space for kids to enjoy food and can have fun activities. Carry your own food to spend some time. A good place for jogging as well. I didn’t see toilets near by but yes car parking is available.

Great spot for festival or just to hangout! Especially on a nice summer day. There are a lot of picnic tables scattered around which is great.

Beautiful park, I am sure it is very scenic in every season. It is a very lovely location to spend time with family and to walk your dog. There is ample space for picnics in summer. It has a very large parking area. In summer, 1 of the parking lot is allotted to people with boats . I visited on a cool winter day and was enthralled by the birds poised on the frozen lake.

Beautiful views, friendly people and goose. Bike riding by rental is possible. Good to run by lakeside but cold after November. The wind is strong.

A serene Sunday evening walk and our first visit to this park. Loved the ambience. However would urge the picnic goers to dump their waste sensibly. It is our responsibility to keep the parks clean and hygienic for the kids. Such a lovely place with such great views. Please keep it that way.

Always go there to refresh mood and get some air. This park is beautifully maintained ❤️

Nice easy trail, just over 2km. It's paved and nice & wide. Nice views of Hamilton.

Bayfront Park Hamilton is a great place to enjoy nature and outdoor activities. It has something for everyone, whether you like walking, cycling boating, or skating. You can explore the park and the Waterfront Trail and see the lake and the harbour. The park is also a great place to relax and have a picnic especially during summer. I highly recommend it