- TripBuzz found 14 things to do with kids in or near Dunnville, Ontario, including 6 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Caledonia.
- From Grand River Kayak to Richardson's Farm and Market, the Dunnville area offers 53 different types of family activities, including: Camping Site, Theaters, Aviation Museums and Farms & Ranches.
- Located on the Grand River, near the historic Talbot Trail, is the city of Dunnville. The city is a popular tourist destination for its natural attractions and local events. The Mudcat Festival, held annually in the summer, celebrates the local fish, while the Dunnville Agricultural Fair offers samplings of the areas rich plant life and produce.
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At Grand River Dinner Cruises, guests will travel by farming towns, communities, and the natural surroundings of the area. Visitors can also take advantage of the lunch, brunch, and dinner cruise options.
20.8 Miles
The timber framed Caledonia Old Mill is used as a winter lights display, featuring holiday music, from November to January. The location is surrounded by trees, making it a potential location for photographers.
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At the Sundrim Golf Club, guests can take advantage of the location's red, blue, and golf courses. Guests may schedule tournaments at the location, which also offers both men's and women's golf leagues.
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The Killman Zoo features a variety of animals, including tigers, foxes, and black bears. The 33 acre site also features picnic tables and two acre run with a pond for the big cats to enjoy.
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The Glengarry Sports Hall of Fame celebrates NHL, CFL, and Olympic athletes with ties to the Glengarry area. Annual events include a Polar Bear Dip as well as Wine and Cheese events.
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Once home to a popular amusement park, Crystal Beach now draws in visitors with its sandy beach and crystal clear water. The beach has a food vendor available. Within walking distance is a lighthouse and restaurants.
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2821 Stevensville Road, Stevensville, Fort Erie, Ontario
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Over 750 species of mammals, birds and reptiles call Safari Niagara home. Self walking tours, guided tours, and tram rides are available for observing the animals. The park also has informative programs and petting farms available for hands-on learning. An outdoor amphitheatre often hosts concerts.
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402 Ridge Road North, Ridgeway, Fort Erie, Ontario
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Located in the 1874 Bertie Township Hall, For Erie Historical Museum features both permanent and changing exhibits on the local history. Public archives containing genealogy data are available for visitors to examine. Close to the museum is Peace Bridge and the Old Erie Fort.
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Niagara Scenic Tours offers a wide array of guided scenic tours in a variety of vehicles, including luxury tour buses. Locally owned, they feature a highly-trained and experienced staff of drivers and guides.
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In the oldest state park in the country, the Cave of the Winds tours promise a soaking experience, with complimentary ponchos and sandals. The tours include an elevator ride, 175 feet down into the Niagara Gorge.