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Top 10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Cambridge, Region of Waterloo
Discover the best top things to do in Cambridge, Canada including Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge, Reid Chocolates, McDougall Cottage Historic Site, Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory, Grand River Brewing, Riverside Park, Cambridge Farmers' Market, Shade's Mills, Airborne Trampoline, Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail.
Restaurants in Cambridge
1. Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 734 reviews
The spectacular Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge (formerly Dunfield Theatre Cambridge) is located at 46 Grand Avenue South in Cambridge. Situated in a historic downtown setting along the Grand River, this stunning 500-seat theatre facility is conveniently positioned near great shopping, exquisite dining, beautiful architecture, luxurious accommodation and a wide range of fascinating attractions.Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, the Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge is a state-of-the art facility with world class acoustics and excellent sightlines that provide unparalleled intimacy between the audience and the stage.
Reviewed By CanadaValerie7
This is a wonderful facility in which to watch shows. Every seat in the place provides good viewing. The place is spotlessly clean, lots of women's washrooms and intermission snacks. There is an elevator for diabled people. Unfortunately there is not enough parking and both times although arriving half an hour early, we have had to locate street parking that was not real close.
2. Reid Chocolates
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By hgh122
Reid Chocolates are the absolute best chocolates! They are high quality, taste great and there is always a variety of flavours, styles and types to choose from. We have been customers of Reid Chocolates for as long as I can remember. We purchased our wedding favours from them 17 years ago and people are still talking about how great they are. Every special occasion and holiday for us includes a delicious selection of Reid Chocolates and nuts.
3. McDougall Cottage Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
McDougall Cottage is an 1858 granite and limestone labourer's cottage located in downtown Cambridge in the historic factory district. The cottage serves as an interpretation centre, hosting a variety of special events that celebrate the area's Scottish heritage.
4. Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 553 reviews
Stroll alongside 1000's of free-flying butterflies in an indoor tropical garden at Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory. Visit our two galleries with mounted displays of insects and butterflies then witness butterflies as they emerge from their chrysalides and embark on their first flight.
Reviewed By 381kaylav
Entering into the garden was as if you were in a movie, a magical and tropical paradise...you hear water running birds chirping and because it was winter, you had summer vibes????
5. Grand River Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew42176
It's hard to write about a place that no longer exists! It was one of the best microbreweries anywhere. Their Plowman's Ale, Millrace Dark, and longer ago, the Enigma Black Lager were among the finest beers you could find. The staff were friendly and knowledgable and the regular visits to refill the growlers were always a pleasure. When Magnotta bought the brewery the operation seemed to improve, but they closed it suddenly, saying that the brewing was moving to another location and that the beers would be available through the LCBO and their own store. The best ones have vanished and the LCBO no longer carries any. A sad loss of an excellent, popular and well respected brewery. Note: the date given below is a "plug", as the actual date s not available.
6. Riverside Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By exchangerci - Cambridge, Canada
Lovely trail that winds along the river on the park road and then has a boardwalk with a pond that has many turtles. Many Canada geese and ducks on the river. Also leads to other trails throughout the city.
7. Cambridge Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By V6602ELalanh - Stratford, Canada
Awesome city marketplace for all your fresh food needs. From the fruit,meats to flowers and vegetables thus market has it all. Every Saturday is market day. Farm fresh and a friendly atmosphere.. stop by the church basement for a mouth watering hot apple dumplings... my personal favorite
8. Shade's Mills
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Shade's Mills has been called the best-kept secret in Cambridge. Favourite activities in this day-use area include swimming, sport fishing and canoeing. The conservation area has 12 km of hiking trails through a mature hardwood forest that winds along Mill Creek. There is good fishing for northern pike, perch, largemouth and smallmouth bass in the 32-hectare (80 acre) reservoir behind Shade's Mills dam. It is open for cross country skiing, snowshoeing and ice fishing during the winter.
Reviewed By EMVBH
We didn't have high expectations of this park since it is located very close to the city; however, we were very impressed with the great hiking trails, the beautiful trees, and the delightful beach. We plan to return in the autumn with our canoe and in the winter with our snowshoes.
9. Airborne Trampoline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
With over 20 years of experience, Airborne has perfected its programs in the sport of trampolining. These programs include Recreational Trampoline Classes, Trampoline Birthday Parties, Summer - March Break Winter Break Day Camps, Public Jumping, Special Needs Classes, Adult Aerobics Classes, Moms & Tots Classes, and Airborne's Competitive Trampoline Team.
Reviewed By karenbZ232ID - Guelph, Canada
My family has been in and around Airborne for about seven years now. Our daughter started rec classes at the age of eight. At Airborne, she found exercise, friends, good coaching, and ultimately her passion. Seven years later, she is a national level athlete, supported by Chris (the gym owner) and his well-qualified coaching staff. Over the years, Chris has built a highly successful competitive team - now the top team in Ontario two years running. That success simply wouldn't happen without a lot of attention to the recreational programme that runs through weekly classes, summer camps and PD camps. Airborne also hosts great Birthday parties (we've held parties for our kids there and been guests at lots of parties) and open jumps on weekends and during school holidays. There are classes for kids, classes for adults, classes for snowboarders looking for a place to practise tricks. The gym is safe, well-run, successful and staffed by lots of really wonderful senior and junior staff. Check it out for a party, a camp, an open jump (great during the holidays) or a class. You won't be disappointed!
10. Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
The 18 kilometre (11 mile) trail follows the Grand River through lush Carolinian forest with spectacular river overlooks. The trail is level, finished with fine gravel and provides an easy path for cyclists and hikes. The trail follows the old roadbed of the Lake Erie and Northern Railway (LE&N). Trail Access •Cambridge: The Canadian General-Tower Trailhead is at 210 Water Street South (Highway 24) just south of Concession Street. •Glen Morris: A parking area at the end of Forbes Street also serves a nearby river canoe launch. •Paris: The Jean Rich Foundation Trailhead is on Willow Street near Green Lane at the north end of Paris. Uses •Hiking and biking all year •Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter •No motorized vehicles of any kind
Reviewed By 45countries - San Diego, United States
The Old German Woolen Mill ruin near Glen Morris along the Cambridge to Paris rail trail is an unexpected encounter with history. It’s cut stone walls and raceway arches and overall imposing height are testimony to the skills of the stone masons who built it. Access is now signed as no trespassing, although it can be viewed from the rail trail or off a roadway in front of the ruins.
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