- Our list of the best things to do in Forest, Ontario, features the top 27 nearby activities — including 6 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Forest, Ontario has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Amusement, Museums & Galleries, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 4 things to do within the city of Forest, Ontario , followed by 27 popular activities in nearby cities, including Findlay and Marion
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Formerly mined for its unique blue clay, Blue Rock Nature Preserve is now open to the public as a conservation area. The preserve sites on 11 acres of land and has trails for visitors to hike in the surrounding forests.
16.2 Miles
Featuring an 18-hole disc golf course, Riverbend Recreation offers visitors a recreational park with a lake for public fishing, playgrounds, sand volleyball courts, trails, and more. The park has 8 outdoor shelters that can be reserved for picnics.
16.6 Miles
The Eagle Creek Fort Findlay playground structure is located at Emory Adams Park. There are additional facilities including eight baseball fields, seventeen soccer fields, two shelter houses, four softball fields, and a set of public restrooms.
16.7 Miles
The shaded Firestine Park is a popular spot for picnicking due to the multitude of picnic tables and barbeque grills. Visitors can also enjoy children's playground equipment and a nine-hole disc golf course.
17.2 Miles
Located across the street from Koehler Field, the Blanchard Street Park provides multiple shaded areas with picnic tables and adjoining barbeque grills. There is also a single children's playground structure.
17.5 Miles
One of the smallest outdoor recreational areas in the city is known as Mound Park, which offers only basic facilities. It is known mostly for neighborhood gatherings in the central open grassy space with nearby picnic tables.
17.8 Miles
Considered to be the primary recreational facility in the city, Riverside Park offers a swimming pool, five sand volleyball courts, three playgrounds, horseshoe pits, a softball field, paved bike paths, and a band shell. There are also waterfront activities like canoes, fishing, and pedal boats.
17.9 Miles
Founded in 1970, the Hancock Historical Museum features exhibits covering the history of Hancock County in the restored Hull-Flater House. The site also has a barn behind the main building with displays about the transportation and agricultural history of the area.
17.9 Miles
Koehler Field which is the home of the youth baseball league is held within Eagle Creek Park. Other facilities include a comprehensive skate park, four tennis courts, and a large soccer and football field.
17.9 Miles
Anchor Park is connected to Civitan Park by a wooden footbridge and is located behind the former Anchor Center. The basic park offers an open play green space which is adjacent to the Riverwalk.