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Discover the best top things to do in Milton, Canada including Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area, Halton County Radial Railway, Crawford Lake Conservation Area, Hilton Falls Conservation Area, Springridge Farm, Mill Pond, Mountsberg Conservation Area, Kelso Conservation Area, Terre Bleu Lavender Farm, Glen Eden.
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1. Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By MaraFromToronto - Toronto, Canada
These trails are pretty easy, and a great place to run the kids or the dog. They are well marked, and the views along the way are amazing!
2. Halton County Radial Railway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Open weekends from first weekend in May to last weekend in October (10 am to 5 pm) and weekdays July and August (10 am to 4:30 pm. We will be open the first two Saturdays in December for our Christmas on the Rails event for 1 pm to 8 pm. Santa, Chili, Cider, Streetcars in the woods of North Halton.
3. Crawford Lake Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By sfryyz - Canada, null
We stopped in here as part of our hike on the Nassagaweya Trail/Bruce Trail/Crawford Lake Trail. Stopping off here about halfway through our hike was a great way to catch a break. Has a little snack we brought inside the air conditioned visitors centre (they have several picnic tables in the basement level for this purpose) and then made our way over to the Iroquoian Village directly across from the visitor centre. This consists of at least three longhouses, each of which houses a display of artifacts. One has a multimedia display running as well. Super educational and enjoyable (even for a restless teenager!). Crawford lake itself is a rare type of lake that is worth seeing. It’s depth is greater than its surface area which means that it can’t support life past a certain depth - as a result, discoveries of preserved corn pollen here led to discoveries of Iroquois settlements.
4. Hilton Falls Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By sardar2000 - Milton, Canada
Great tone with children. Nice walk with amazing views. The fire put near the falls is amazing and can be used for marshmallows or to simply enjoy the warmth. If you are a family that love nature, better to buy the annual pass
5. Springridge Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 242 reviews
This family owned multi-generational farm features Fun Farm Yard, Birthday Parties, School Tours, Seasonal Festivals, and the Barn Market featuring gourmet products, a cafe/bakery and a gift boutique. Fresh local produce available seasonally in the barn market, Easter Festival, Father's Day Weekend Food Truck Festival, Harvest Festival (Fall) and Christmas Activities. Open daily 9am - 5pm Easter through to Christmas Eve
Reviewed By 471janetp - Milton, Canada
For $10 , my 4 year old Grandson got to paint/ decorate an ornament as well as a Gingerbread cookie... then there was opportunity to sit with Santa so you could have your picture taken (with your phone/camera)..... lovely backdrop for Christmas pictures! Then there was outdoor play with the tube slides, cornstalk maze and hay bales to climb.... Great shopping for last minute gifts and a great place to get some lunch or a coffee/tea with a tart/ muffin or cookie! Something for everyone as well as Christmas Trees and outdoor fires to warm up to! Other photo opportunity outside as well! A great time had by all made possible by the friendly and welcoming staff!
6. Mill Pond
7. Mountsberg Conservation Area
8. Kelso Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By G-TOWN81 - Ancaster, Canada
Hi there, My wife and I and of course our dog, love coming here on hot sunny days! Hang out in water, going on hikes, paddle boat rides and so much more. Well run, clean , and fair prices. Thanks team, we will return later this summer. :)
9. Terre Bleu Lavender Farm
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 194 reviews
CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO COVID 19 Terre Bleu is Ontario's largest lavender farm and apiary. We provide an agro-tourism experience where visitors can come and learn about growing lavender, distillation and the drying of lavender buds for use in the production of our many great products. Visitors can take a yoga class, have a relaxing guided tour or partake in many other lavender lifestyle classes. Please note we are a working farm not a botanical garden and make no promise about the state of bloom or harvest.
Reviewed By AnnfromToronto
Terre Bleu is an enchanting and exotic outing from Toronto. Although the fields weren't in bloom mid-June, we enjoyed walking around the farm with our guide Chloe, learning about lavendar, seeing the distillery and the apiary, and sampling the lavender ice cream!
10. Glen Eden
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By A1inaZ
We visited Glen Eden the last two weekends and had a great time. I’m a novice skier and the reservation and renting process were pretty good. One certainly has to be understanding of rules because of covid... we were asked to wear masks everywhere, the buildings had been maximum occupancy and distancing. Picking up our rental gear was easy and quick, and that team was probably the most friendly and helpful. The skis were great quality Head brand, and everything was clean and sanitized including the helmets. The hills were well groomed and easily marked, and we were made to feel welcome and free as we explored runs. Early to mid afternoon certainly got busy and the lines for the lifts were insanely long, but I suppose it’s to be expected. Rental returns was also easy and quick, oh and all of the restrooms I visited were clean and in working order. I can’t wait to return next season!!
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