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10 Things to do in Halton Hills That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Halton Hills, United States including InSpirit Centre, Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame and Museum, Prospect Park, NorthernSTS, Heartwood Farm & Cidery, Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre, Limehouse Conservation Area, Old Seed House Gardens, Silver Creek Conservation Area, Blue Springs Golf Club.
1. InSpirit Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Step into InSpirit Centre and experience a world of magick, wonder, and the mysterious. InSpirit Centre hosts a gorgeous boutique metaphysical shop filled with treasures such as crystals, herbs, books, candles, dreamcatchers, jewelry and more. InSpirit Centre also hosts 4 additional rooms each catering to different aspects of spiritual exploration. Enjoy a psychic reading, destress in a meditation, rejuvenate through a reiki or crystal healing session. Explore metaphysical topics through a wide variety of workshops. InSpirit Centre is the perfect place to explore the mysterious avenues of life and recapture your bliss!
2. Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame and Museum
3. Prospect Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By rosannag621 - Acton, Canada
Its such a nice park the new playground is awesome and has a big zipline. The splashpad is great on hot days. It has baseball fields and a concert center as well. The washrooms are available in the warm months.
4. NorthernSTS
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
You, your friends or family ever wanted to shoot guns? Are you a sport firearms enthusiast who wants to up their game? Are you wanting to try some new and unique form of entertainment? Come try our virtual firearms range available to the public. We have over 150 different scenarios including zombies at a fraction of the cost of live fire. Extreme fun for all! Pricing is based on range time (not per person) and can be as low as $11.00 per person! Come one come all.Complete virtual gun range with real recoil firearms. Fun for all including but not limited to family, friends, sports enthusiasts, co workers, and many more! No firearms license required.
5. Heartwood Farm & Cidery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By kyleborn - Abbotsford, Canada
The Heartwood experience, especially in Autumn, is unparalleled. It begins as you turn into their long driveway, surrounded by an oasis of orange, red and yellow. Matt and Keiran welcomed as we arrived at the Cidery. They took the time to thoroughly describe their collection of ciders and often checked up on us to see if we had any questions. Their wide variety of cider was crisp, dry and flavourful. Hoppity was my personal favourite. In addition to the cider, they also have a regenerative farm with horses, chickens, pigs and an organic apple orchard. To truly experience Heartwood Cider, a visit to their Farm and Cidery is a must. The trip was an unexpected highlight of this Fall season.
6. Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Welcome to Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre. Situated in the heart of the picturesque and historic hamlet of Glen Williams, on the banks of the Credit river, Williams Mill comprises stone and clapboard heritage buildings dating from 1835. The buildings house studios for artists and artisans, Glen Williams Glass glassblowing workshop, a Gallery, shop and education centre. Watch professional artists blowing glass, making jewelry from silver clay, painting in watercolour or carving stone. Chat with specialty artisans about their traditional wooden canoe building or chair caning, or commission a photographer or graphic designer. Browse beautiful Ontario Art and Craft in the Gallery and adjacent fashion boutique, and take home a beautiful item to remind you of your visit. Then stroll through the village to the antiquarian bookstore or antiques market and enjoy lunch, tea or an ice cream at the lovely Glen Oven Cafe. End your day with a wander along the Bruce Trail, or skimming stones in the river. Enjoy this beautiful rural spot; less than an hour from the city, and yet a world away.
7. Limehouse Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Timtravelreviews - Dorchester, Canada
Limehouse is a near perfect conservation area that offers a number of short trails, POI, photo ops and a park. Parking is free and the trailhead is clear and welcoming. The trails are short enough for a hike with young children or a quick visit if you're short on time. However, there are some major issues that need to be mentioned. First, the trails are not well marked. The colour codes are not consistent, for example; The Bruce trail is Red on the map, but the blazes are White. The Yellow trail is the Blue trail. It's horribly marked and needs a simple upgrade. Secondly, there is so much dog crap on the trail it's revolting. Literally, smack dab in the middle of the trail people let their dogs crap. I don't know why people do this. You will usually find poop bags left trail side or even flung into the tree tops. I hope these people never return. Lastly, there is so much litter everywhere you look. It's too bad, because it would be a perfect park if not for the irresponsible dog owners or the losers leaving their garbage. If you go, please pick up a piece of garbage on your way out. Keep the green space clean and leave your dog at home.
8. Old Seed House Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
The Old Seed House Garden is a 1.8 acre civic garden honouring the legacy of the Dominion Seed House in Georgetown, Ontario. A haven for people and wildlife, it features formal gardens, meandering pathways, a dry stone riverbed leading to a naturalized pond, and a sunken garden where the foundations of the famous mock-Tudor Dominion Seed House building once stood.
9. Silver Creek Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By 727claudineb - Georgetown, Canada
Just driving there was a beautiful! You already started to relax. You can park on the street. There is a huge map with different trails to choose from depending on how much time you have. The trail was well marked and well groomed. As you walk, you are surprised to see a pond or a small lake with ducks. Further down, you realize that you are on top of an escarpment and can see far away the beautiful rolling hills. There huge rocks along the side of the trails. The whole experience was fun!
10. Blue Springs Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Indah2014 - Ontario, Canada
This is a wonderful Course. I played it twice in the summer and just recently in the fall. Summer was definitely better condition but its a very nice and challenging golf course. Plenty long holes and elevation changes. Some very challenging greens and tight fairways. Don't try to walk it as you will be just another casualty and will either slow down the group behind you, or you will give up as many do. Lots of pull carts left on the 12th hole because the walk to 13 is pretty long and uphill. If i have one complaint is that some try to walk it and really slow down the pace. Clubhouse is nice, but the food is not great. Blame it on covid maybe, but get the hot dogs at least warmer than room temperature. Also, bring some balls as if you hook it into the trees, you'll get eaten by mosquitoes... Can't wait until next year as its a treat to play.
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