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Innisfil is a town in Ontario, Canada, located on the western shore of Lake Simcoe in Simcoe County, immediately south of Barrie and 80 kilometres north of Toronto. It has historically been a rural area, but growth in the Barrie area and the Greater Toronto Area has meant greater residential development in Innisfil.
Restaurants in Innisfil
1. Big Cedar Golf & Country Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By N5716RLjohnm
Well maintained. Very challenging.Fantastic staff. The price is right. Tree lined fairways. Small greens make this course a true golf challenge for all calibre of player. Fairways are well cut and rough second cut is perfect challenge should you miss hit. The price is right and the staff is very accommodating. First year memberships are provided at low unheard of prices. If you are an avid golfer this is the place to be. Check it out you will be amazed.
2. Crock A Doodle Friday Harbour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Enjoy the fun of pottery painting in our bright and cheerful studio. A special place to gather with family and friends for art activities and every day fun. Our drop-in format welcomes people of every age and ability, all day long. We also offer kids birthday parties, ladies nights, team building and corporate events. No reservations required and no nasty studio fees!
3. Sunset International Speedway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Sunset International Speedway with its geographic location being forty minutes from Toronto, the closest motorsports facility to race fans everywhere. Since it’s birth in 1968, Sunset Speedway has produced some of Canada’s top stock car racers. New ownership purchased Sunset Speedway in May 2009. Significant funds to upgrade the facility were invested, and at season end in 2009, the existing track asphalt was ground out, walls were removed and the track has been resurfaced and is now a 1/3 mile high banked oval – a track we consider to be the best in the Country.
4. Yours Truly Country Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
5. Cookstown Antique Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Our 6,000 sq. ft century barn is a shopper's paradise and offers a superb selection for the discerning antique hunter. Every nook and cranny is used to display beautiful furniture, vintage clothing, linens, glassware, and home decorating ideas, nostalgia and much, much more. There is something for everyone from traditional antique fare to eccentric items sure to delight. New stock arriving weekly.
Reviewed By mmaddasever - Toronto, Canada
I've been here a few times, and always find something unique and worth the hunt! The folks who run the market are friendly and efficient, prices are reasonable, and the big old barnlike venue is a fun venue for it all. Cookstown is a cute little town,with a few other antique spots that make it worth planning a visit.
6. Dickey Bee Honey Inc.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
WE are 4th Generation Beekeeper WE have Pure Raw Honey & Health Products Honey House & Teaching Facility Tours/Workshops/Introductory Beekeeping Workshops Queen Rearing & Hive Split Workshops - call to find out available dates
Reviewed By lottestruwing
Dickey Bee is a wonderful place to visit and buy honey and lots of honey products. It's a gem. All of their products are wonderful for home or gifts. Don't miss their open house....so many yummy treats, lots to learn and enjoy. I make my own lotions and creams. Their wax always produces excellent results.
7. 400 Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By organicbodyshopf - Barrie, Canada
I love the 400 market. Every vendor is local small business. The food is fun. Lots of meats , pre- prepped meals, bakery and different meal idea’s . And I always take my jewelry here for repairs and my watches . I have had item engraved and polished. Very nice Asian family behind the information booth I my favourite jeweller. The have been their for 20 plus years. Every market is different as the vendors are unique to that area. In my experience this market has better deals. Vendors are changing. And some have been their for 30 years. Everything from tires, food, housewares rugs, pictures to Italian clothing, unique incense, Safety clothing, leather, wood carving, candy and jewelry. The antique market is huge. Expensive for some items. Like anywhere you need to know the value of a item. But if you want a antique - and it is 100 years old at half the value of IKEA (ikea does not last 100 years) then it is a good deal to get a solid piece that you can use for decades.. Nothing is cheap anymore. So this is a fun place to stop and support local business owners Thank you 400 market.
8. Skydive Toronto
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 63 reviews
Ever dream of flying? Then you’re at the right place! Let us take that dream and make it a reality, as you take to the skies, get those knees in the breeze, and see life from a whole new perspective. Welcome to the exciting world of SKYDIVE TORONTO INC! Skydive Toronto Inc. is the longest established and most experienced skydiving school in Canada, with over 46 years of operations all conducted by original management, and over 400,000 jumps successfully completed. Skydive Toronto Inc. offers all aspects of skydiving. Whether you are looking to make your first skydive, or have hundreds or thousands of jumps, we are focused on assisting you with achieving your goals. We have helped thousands of skydivers make their dreams come true and assisted them to become avid, skilled skydivers. This could be you! Our mission is to offer you the very best in TANDEM SKYDIVING, SOLO FIRST JUMP COURSES, PROGRESSIVE FREE FALL PROGRAM (PFF) and GRADUAL FREE FALL PROGRESSION (GFP) & beyond!
9. Tanger Outlets Cookstown
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By cwbarfitt - Keswick, Canada
The new additions are amazing. Every high end store you can think of. Only thing missing is some restaurants.
10. Innisfil Beach Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By dnsel - Innisfil, Canada
This place is Busy on long weekends especially and any nice weekend once school holidays begin. The beach is soft and Sandy and the water clear for swimming. Beyond the marked out swimming areas can be seen boats, yachts, jet skiers, paddle boaters and I once saw a water skier. Police do checks to ensure that life jackets are being worn and other safety checks. No dogs on the weekends I believe. Or between certain hours. There are cabanas and barbeque areas on shore and a boat marina. Also piers for fishing. A beach volleyball area and children's playground are not far from the changing portables and there are additional portables close to the snack shack within walking distance of the beaches. Bicycling paths and further away from the beach area are soccer pitches. Tennis courts (,phone the Town to enquire about tennis coaching. Former U of T coach who played ATP level tournaments as a junior overseas and has coached from ages 3 to 87 ) and baseball diamonds. Also two rentable cabanas ( ask town) and plenty of picnic spaces. Innisfil. Alcona also has a Canadian Tyre, Osmos. Chinese retaurants, Japanese and Korean restaurant. Wild Wing, Sobeys, No Frills. Home Hardware. Dollar Stores, Tim Horton within a fifteen minute walk from the beach park. Lots of other pub style or family diner eating spots plus about 7 ,different pizza spots and two pet food stores and a Wonderful library open on weekends; yes Saturday and Sunday hours!! Loads of new housing being built and about 20 ,minutes north is the Friday Harbour resort. What's Not To Like☺?!!!!!
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