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Fall Family Fun For You!

• Get lost in a local Corn Maze – kids, too!
• Pumpkin Patches are growing your gourds
• These Apples Orchards are a “sweet” spot to visit
• Fall Festivals run all through October and promise lots of fun!

Featured Events This Weekend

How to Be a Victorian at Ireland House Museum This Sunday

Think you could be a Victorian? Find out! Each month, How to Be a Victorian takes on a different part of everyday life in the 19th century — from getting dressed and going to school, to surviving winter, and celebrating Christmas. September – Back to School: Ready for your first day at Victorian school? Pick up a dip pen, test your handwriting, tackle a tricky lesson, and discover whether you’d make the grade! Explore the rules, routines and realities of school in the 19th century—and see how your school day compares.

Things To Do This Weekend With Your Kids

All Weekend

Royal Duck Bounce Park – Jump in, bounce around, and let the fun begin! The Royal Duck is bringing an exciting inflatable bounce house park to Burlington Centre for a fun-filled experience the whole family can enjoy.

ANCHORBALL: A Curious Art Journey – Final day is September 20. This outdoor exhibition features 18 sculptures and a hidden digital world set amongst nature and blooms!

Harvest Weekends at Springridge – Celebrate the season with memory-making moments here on our family farm! Play, run, jump, and explore here in everybody’s favourite Fun Farmyard which, on weekends, includes our Giant Corn Trail.

Binbrook Fall Fair runs all weekend and brings you exciting festival fun from games to food to etertainment plus a demolition derby and the Dodge RAM Rodeo!

Hamilton Burger Fest is a community food festival bringing together the best burgers, local restaurants, live entertainment, drinks, and family-friendly experiences. Join us for an unforgettable celebration of Hamilton’s vibrant food scene!

Acton Fall Fair – Acton Agricultural Society proudly announces the 113th Annual Acton Fall Fair. The theme “Cornstalks & Autumn Walks,” this year’s event celebrates the beauty and traditions of the harvest while uniting the community.

Friday, September 18

Mosaics – Youth Drop-In – Piece by piece, creativity comes to life in this week’s Youth Drop‑In. Participants ages 11–17 will design their own vibrant artwork using tiles and glass pieces to form unique patterns and images.

Saturday, September 19

Cineplex Family Favourites – Weekend plans for the whole gang just got easier! Our Family Favourites program runs movies Saturdays, for only $3.99 plus applicable taxes (in-theatre price). Select theatres only! September 12: Kubo And The Two Strings.

The Saturday Morning All-You-Can-Eat Cereal Cartoon Party – FIlm.ca Cinema is screening the new Tom & Jerry: Forbidden Compass (1hr 45min) and offering guests all-you-can-eat cereal!

Pumpkinfest at Downey’s Farms kicks off this weekend.

Free Trial Multi-Sport Class – Join coach Dana for a free trial Fit For Fun multi-sport class for kids ages 3.5-6!

Fall Fair at HPL – Fall-Fair fun and games. Happening at Barton Branch.

Pokemon Trade and Play at Mastermind – Bring your Pokémon cards, make some trades, and connect with fellow fans at a special morning of Pokémon fun.

Farm Crawl is an opportunity to get an inside look at the operations of many of our farms in Hamilton and the surrounding area. It is a self-guided event where you drive from farm to farm in any order you like to learn about local agriculture. 

Summer Saturdays at the Homestead – by donation. Looking for something new to do in Niagara? Join us for Summer Saturdays at The Brown Homestead. Pop-by to explore our rural historic site, learn the stories held within the oldest home in St. Catharines, create heritage crafts, play lawn games, and enjoy hands-on activities designed for curious minds of all ages.

Join us for the 60th Annual Harvest Pioneer Day! Celebrate the start of fall with a day of music, food, artisans, and hands-on demonstrations that bring the past to life. As fall begins and the leaves start to turn, the museum grounds come alive with the sights, sounds, and flavours of the harvest season.

St George Applefest – a FREE family festival where the pungent aroma of crisp, ripe apples is in sharp contrast to the sweetness of candied apples! Over 120 vendors provide a kaleidescope of colour. FREE shuttle, FREE parking. Accessible. FREE Saturday night Street Party.

Learn, Play & Explore at Indigo – Join us for a hands-on MAGNA-TILES® learning event inspired by The Smart Cookie by Jory John. After enjoying the storytime, kids can explore letters and numbers through creative building and fun activity sheets, encouraging curiosity, imagination, and early problem-solving skills.

Battlefield Harvest Festival – Bring the entire family to enjoy seasonal activities and tasty treats on the park grounds. There will be plenty of family fun and things to keep the little ones busy in the children’s activity area, filled with crafts, games, prizes, and more.

Asian Heritage Festival 2026 – Join us at Fowley Park on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for a free community celebration! Enjoy live performances, food trucks, vendors, games, and cultural booths. Fun for the whole neighbourhood!

Urdu Storytime at OPL – Join us for storytime in Urdu! We’ll read stories, sing songs, and practice rhymes. Ages 6M-5Y.

Arabic Storytime at OPL – Join us for storytime in Arabic! We’ll read stories, sing songs, and practice rhymes. Ages 6M-5Y.

Mandarin Storytime 中文故事会 at OPL – Join us for storytime in Mandarin! We’ll read stories, sing songs, and practice rhymes. Ages 6M-5Y.

Movie Night in Hendrie Park – The 6th Annual Green Angels Movie Night is back, and this year we’re bringing even more fun, discovery and excitement for the whole family. Join us for an evening under the stars featuring Hoppers (2026). Doors open at 5:30 p.m., giving you plenty of time to enjoy a live DJ dance party, lawn games, a family-friendly search and find with prizes, a caricature artist (additional fees apply), and exclusive evening access to RBG’s Anchorball, a Curious Art Journey exhibit. Plus, your ticket includes complimentary popcorn for the movie.

Write a Ghost Story – Write a ghost story to scare yourself and others. Write a spine-tingling story to tell your friends, family and classmates. Read it aloud to the group if you like.

Nature Series: Night Eyes – The forest is alive at night with all kinds of critters that thrive in the darkness. Join us at Mountsberg for a night of exploration. You will learn about the adaptations that these animals use to survive in the dark. Your evening will consist of a puppet show, bioartifact exploration, a craft and a guided hike searching for the different animals that are most active at night. Grab your flashlight and join your guide for this fun adventure!

Sunday, September 20

British Car Day – British Car Day® is open to vintage, classic and current British-manufactured vehicles, including motorcycles. The event is the largest, one-day, all-British car event in North America, with car owners and visitors travelling from Ontario, the northeast United States, the Maritime provinces, Quebec and Manitoba.

The Hamilton Walk for Down Syndrome – Join us for a free community celebration featuring inflatables, face painting, prizes, activities and more benefiting the Down Syndrome Association of Hamilton.

Oakville Motionball Marathon of Sport – One-day event where individuals and local businesses fundraise and team up with local Special Olympics athletes for a variety of sports! it promises a day of fun competition, camaraderie, and, above all, inclusion for over 250 community members!

Vintage Wheels and Wings at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum – See hundreds of vintage vehicles along with our famous vintage aircraft collection!

Mindfulness Walks at Westfield – Looking to unwind and reconnect with nature? Westfield Heritage Village Conservation Area is now offering guided mindful walks through the scenic conservation area. During this 2-kilometre walk, participants will experience nature in a calm and meaningful way, led by a certified guide with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides and Trainers.

Children’s Book Signing: Noah & Mia Tales of the Nile at Indigo Burlington Centre – Meet local author Ingy ElSeddawy at Indigo Burlington Centre for a special signing of Noah & Mia Tales of the Nile, a magical Ancient Egypt adventure for children ages 4–8. Stop by, discover the story, and have your copy signed!

Family Fun Day at the AGH – Join us in the Fischer Gallery for fun, hands-on art-making inspired by our permanent collection. AGH Members: Free General Admission: $5.00 per family (2 adults and up to 4 children)

Halloween Scrunchies at Michaels – Come in for a fun event! Buy some fabric and make Halloween scrunchies just in time for the spooky season. Featuring Bernatex fabrics!

Family Open Studios at AGB – Free, drop-in sessions! This season of free family-friendly programming is inspired by Wiigwasitig / waskway / Honouring the Birch Tree, which explores the heritage and healing power of the birch tree through diverse art forms.

The Appleby Line Street Festival brings families and neighbourhoods together by making the streets come alive with activity on Appleby Line between New Street and Fairview Street.

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Visit the Apple Orchard

The Apple Orchard is located on Highway 6 in Hamilton. It’s very easy to get to by car and is open Thursday through Monday (including Labor Day) from 9:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. Stop by soon and enjoy more than just apples.

Families will love visiting this Hamilton area apple orchard because there is so much for the kids to see and do. Once you’re done picking delicious apples, your kids are going to love the play area. It’s like a sandbox but instead of sand, it’s filled with corn kernels! The corn kernel box can hold 20 kids comfortably and is stocked with tractors and diggers for your kids to use.

If you’ve got kids who love running, jumping and climbing, they will love the hay bales placed for just that purpose! Climb up top and leap from one to another!

Visit in the late summer or early fall to take in a massive field of beaming sunflowers. You won’t find anything as friendly as a field of sunflowers! Make sure to bring a camera and snap some fall photos of your family.

As you wander around the grounds keep your eyes peeled for some wee little friends in the trees. This Hamilton apple orchard is home to a variety of mischievous-looking gnomes strategically placed throughout. Take some time and spend it with the farm animals too!

Pricing and Location

Your admission fee includes:

• wagon rides
• animals
• walking trails
• a corn pit
• hay barn
• sunflowers
• pick-your-own apples
• a corn maze
• vintage tractors and more!

Pick Your Own Apples and Pumpkins At The Apple Orchard

One more fun activity to take part in at The Apple Orchard in Hamilton is apple picking and pumpkin picking. When visiting the farm, try to make sure one of these options is in season and you will not be disappointed. They have a variety of apples to choose from Granny Smith to Red Delicious. The trees are short, so little hands can help pick apples, too. The apple farm also presses their own homemade apple cider.

PYO apples and pears are $2.37 per pound, and PYO pumpkins range from $2.50 to $15 each.

The Apple Orchard is located at 1668 Highway 6 in Hamilton. Remember that it is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. There is lots of free parking and it’s stroller-friendly and wagon-friendly. Click here to visit their website.

Fall is Full of Adventures!

Corn Mazes

Pumpkin Patches

Apples Orchards

Fall Festivals

Halloween Fun

Springridge Farm in Milton

Hanes Corn Maze and Family Farm in Dundas

Andrews Scenic Acres in Burlington

Triple C Farm in Ancaster

Downey’s Farm is a full day of fun

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Hamilton, Niagara and Halton are home to many different attractions, perfect for all ages. You’ll even find some super-easy pint-sized trails just for the littlest adventurers to conquer.

Corn Mazes In Hamilton

Hanes Corn Maze

The Hanes corn maze in Dundas is famous because every year the maze is a different shape! This is the largest corn maze in Canada, carved into 20 acres of 12′ tall walls of cornstalks, and a must-do fall activity. This attraction has a fun puzzle to solve as well! Pre-booking is required. This is the closest corn maze near Burlington.

While you’re there, check out their little-kid-size sunflower maze. It’s adorable!

Price: Adults 13+ $19.99, Seniors 60+ $18.50, Big farmer (8-12 yrs.) $15.99, Little Farmer (3-7yrs.) $12.99, Farmland visitor 3+ $10.00. Under 3 are free.

Address: #1001 HWY #5 West, Dundas.

Read more about our visit to Hanes Farm here.

Dyment’s Glen Drummond Farm

Dyment’s has a Corn Trail with Story Book, perfect for little ones. This Hamilton location also boasts wagon rides, mini putt, farm animals, a play area and more. The Farm and Pumpkin Patch opens to the public in October.

Price: Admission is $17 (plus HST) for everyone over 2 years old, and kids under 2 are free.

Address: 416 Fallsview Rd E, Dundas.

Visit the Dyment’s Glen Drummond Farm website for more info.

Corn Mazes in Niagara Region

Bry-Anne Farms

Starting in October, visit for Bry-Anne Farm’s Great Pumpkin Patch! During this time, you can purchase pumpkins, take a wagon ride, get lost in the straw or corn maze, visit the farm animals, or explore the Pumpkin Discovery Centre.

Sundays-Fridays: 1-6pm, Saturdays & Thanksgiving Monday: 11am – 6pm

Address: 471 Foss Road, Fenwick, Ontario.

Howell’s Farm

Challenge your family with Super Corny Cobbs! Stay for train and wagon rides, and a massive

Fall Festival brings families over 35 farm attractions built just for kids.

Admission varies by day and month. Weekdays are $12 per person with limited attractions open. Fall Fest admission is $24 per person (September) or $27 per person (in October) for everyone.

Address: 2878 Holland Rd in Fonthill

Mazes in Brampton Caledon

Downey’s Farm in Caledon (near Brampton)

Twist and turn your way through 10 km of trails. The corn trail is the ultimate experience with friends and family! Reservations required. Downey’s Corn Maze is included in admission.

Weekday Price: $19.99 + HST for ages 2-92. Weekend Price: $25.99 + HST

Kids under 2 are free. All tickets must be purchased online. There are no tickets onsite.

Address: 13682 Heart Lake Road, Caledon.

Read about our visit here.

Corn Mazes in Guelph

Strom’s Farm and Bakery in Guelph

Open September 18 – October 31, 2026. Wander 6km of maze trails. Your visit includes their corn maze, Jumpin Jack Tile Maze, Straw Maze, Rope Maze, Cedar Spiral, Sand Pit, Pedal Carts, Basketball, and Wagon.

Weekday Price: $12.95 per person, available at the gate only.

Weekend and Thanksgiving Monday Price: $21.45 per person when bought online. Night Maz admission is $24.95 per person and open from October 17-30, 2026.

Address: 5089 Wellington Rd. 32, Guelph, ON

Visit the Strom’s Farm website for additional information

Snyder’s Fun Farm Near Cambridge

Book a visit and enjoy their 5-acre corn maze, animal barnyard, jumping pillow, giant peddle cart track and more. Includes access to our play area, pirate ships, petting zoo, pedal carts, jumping pillows, corn maze, haunted houses and HAYRIDE, too! For an additional fee, you can add on a campfire experience, too.

Weekday Price: $24.00, September weekend price $30.22, October weekend price $32.48

Address: 936685 Blenheim Rd, Bright, ON. (just outside Cambridge)

Click here for the Snyder’s Fun Farm website

Fall is Full of Adventures!

Corn Mazes

Pumpkin Patches

Apples Orchards

Fall Festivals

Halloween Fun

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25+ Fall Festival Happening Near You

Autumn events are in full swing and our events calendar is home to the best fall festivals in Niagara, Hamilton and Halton – and beyond! Apple pie, pumpkin spice, wagon rides and more, these family-friendly harvest festivals deliver more than just jack-o-lanterns!

Andrew’s Scenic Acres

9365 10 Side Rd, Milton | andrewsscenicacres.com

Kids Will Love:

Wagon rides to the apple picking fields, photo opportunities, ‘gently’ haunted, cornfield walks, and straw mountain for jumping.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

Admission $15 per person over 5 years old when you pre-buy online. Buying at the farm is $16.95 per person over 5 years old, seniors $12.95.

The PYO apples season can be short due to weather, call ahead to avoid disappointment. Sunflower Kingdom admission is an additional fee. 2026 pick your own apples pricing is pending confirmation.

The Apple Orchard

1668 Highway 6,  Hamilton

Open Thursday through Monday from 9 am till 5 pm.

Kids Will Love:

The corn pit, wagon rides (weekdays only), a corn maze, a large sunflower field, the animals and even some gnomes. Come back and pick your own pumpkins! This farm for Apple Picking in Hamilton has lots to offer beyond apple picking near me!

Admission and Apple Pricing:

Admission is $12.83 +HST adults, $12.39 +HST seniors, $11.95 +HST kids and kids under 2 are free.

All pick-your-own apples/pears are $2.37/lb – wow, great deal! They also have cider and other fresh picked produce

Applevale Orchards

5144 Derry Rd, Burlington

Applevale is open 7 days a week, from 10 am -5 pm during the picking season. The. season starts on September 12, 2026. Call if the weather isn’t great as they may close early.

Kids Will Love:

Apple picking and fresh apple cider to purchase. This farm is geared towards picking apples only, less so for a family day out.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

Orchard entry for U-Pick requires a minimum product purchase of $40 (orchard bag) per family.

Carluke Orchards

2194 Shaver Rd S., Ancaster

Picking starts September 12, 2026. Open Tuesdays thru Saturdays from 8 am till 6 pm and Sundays from 11 am till 5. Closed Mondays.

Kids Will Love:

The farm market store sells old-fashioned candy, take a wagon ride through the apple orchards, and the apples of course! Buy a wristband for access to the Petting Zoo, Wagon Ride, Corn Maze and the new Tractor Tire Park. Wristbands are $4 Tuesday-Friday and $12 on Saturdays and Sundays.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

Pick Your Own Season runs from early September until Mid October. We have 13 apple varieties available, as well as pick your own pumpkins and squash. Check below for our predicted picking schedule!

Pick Your Own Prices: $23.00 for a 10lbs Bag, $44.00 for a 20lbs Bag.

Chudleigh’s Entertainment Farm

9528 Regional Rd 25, Milton | read more about our visit to Chudleigh’s

General admission: open daily from 8:30 am – 6 pm including holidays. Select your 3 hour time-slot and enjoy unlimited access to our farm animals, children’s play area, nature trail, tractor wagon ride, apple orchard and more! Most apples are pick-your-own or are already picked and bagged.

Kids Will Love:

Chudleigh’s is great for young families. The activities include giant slides and play structure, “retired” tractors, horse tire swings, farm animals, wagon rides, hay bail jump. Pony rides every day weather permitting.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

Pre-purchase your tickets for your 3-hour visit online. Children under 3 are free, 4-12 years old are $16.50, adults are $12.50 and seniors 65+ are $18.00. Apple picking is an additional charge – 2025 pricing: standard bags for $15 and large bags for $28. Waiting to hear back on 2026 prices.

Josmar Acres

568 Lynden Rd., RR#2 Lynden

Open Labor Day (Mon, Sept 7) – 9am-4pm. Hours: Mon. – Fri. – 9am- 6pm, Sat. – 9am-5pm. Closed Sundays. Open until Thanksgiving Weekend.

Kids Will Love:

Parents have told us trees are low enough for little arms to reach. Kid’s korral will be open for little friends to enjoy.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

No admission fee. 2025 apple pricing is $20 for a 10lb bag. Gala, Mac, Empire and Golden Delicious. Pending 2026 prices.

Pie In The Sky Apple Orchard

33165 Bell Rd. in Wainfleet

2026 marks the reopening of the farm and apple picking!

Kids Will Love:

Also check out the corn maze and the sling shots when you’re done picking apples.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

2026 pricing is not released yet, but the farm re-opens for the season in August.

Paradise Fields Organic Farm

3355 Golf Club Rd., in Binbrook

2026 dates and pricing not posted yet.

Certified ORGANIC pick-your-own apple experience with 7 varieties to choose from.

Kids Will Love:

A play area, a hay area, juice bar with fresh-made smoothies on Sundays. Visit the Farm store for honey, maple syrup, and organic produce.

Puddicombe Farms

1468 #8 Highway, Winona (Hamilton)

Open 7 Days a week. Monday-Friday 8:30am – 6pm and Saturday & Sunday 8:30 – 4pm.

Kids Will Love:

Train tour of the grounds, petting zoo, children’s village, and picking apples. The train rides are a favourite.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

2026 pricing not posted yet.

Spirit Tree Estate Cidery

1137 Boston Mills Road, Caledon

Apple picking available on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am till 4 pm.

Kids Will Love:

Taking a hayride to the orchard to pick their own apples

Admission and Apple Pricing:

$6 per adult (Family Deal – maximum up to $20 per family), Kids under 10 are free.

5, 10 and 20 lb bag are available. Apples are $2.75 per pound. CASH ONLY. There is a ATM inside the Farm Shoppe. 10 lb plastic bags will be provided upon arrival. No outside bags or backpacks allowed.

Tall Post Craft Cider

1170 Hendershot Rd., Hamilton.

2026 Update:

“Pick your own is not open this year ! We are sad about this but are working on somethings new and exciting we will share more in the days to come !”

Wheelbarrow Orchards

8277 10 Side Rd, in Milton

Open daily: Weekdays 10 am – 4 pm and Weekends 9 am – 5 pm.

Kids Will Love:

Corn Walk, Sunflower Walk, Play Area, Photo Spots.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

Orchard admission is $8 for each person over 12 years old. It includes access to the orchard for picking, a corn field for walking, and sunflower patches for pictures. Pick your own apple pricing is 10 lb bags for $20 and 5 lb bags for $12.

Williams’ Orchards

10101 Hume Ct, in Milton

26 acres of thriving fruit orchards with over 1500 apple, pear, and plum trees.

Admission and Apple Pricing:

PYO on weekends only. For entry to the orchard, they do require a minimum purchase of $25 per family of 5.

Fall is Full of Adventures!

Corn Mazes

Pumpkin Patches

Apples Orchards

Fall Festivals

Halloween Fun

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  Beautiful Sunflower Farms Near Hamilton & Halton

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But what exactly is an arcade? Well, it’s a place packed with various types of games that range from classic pinball machines to the latest cutting-edge video game consoles. Picture yourself surrounded by a variety of games that challenge your skills, test your reflexes, and most importantly, provide heaps of entertainment.

Arcades make a great destination for a team outing or a birthday party. Venues often offer great food and drink options, and cater to large groups regularly.

Playing video games can be a great way for kids to have fun, develop hand-eye coordination, and even learn problem-solving skills. Moderation is key, though! Just like enjoying a tasty treat, playing video games in moderation can be a good thing. It’s important to balance gaming with other activities, like outdoor play, reading, or spending time with friends and family.

Whether it’s competing in virtual races, embarking on epic adventures, or simply enjoying classic arcade games, these kid-friendly spots ensure a world of excitement and entertainment. Get ready to press start and dive into a world of gaming fun at these amazing arcades and gaming venues specially crafted for young gamers and fun loving parents!

We’ve also included some very cool eateries and arcade bars who offer video games at your table or in the restaurant. Here is one of our favourites.

What To Expect When You Visit

• Every arcade in Ontario is completely unique. They will each have a different quantity and line up of games to choose from. If you;re looking for a specific game, call ahead and see if they have that one.
• Some arcades still run on quarters (sorry, no more penny arcades!) and some run with credit card-like payments where you load an amount of money on the card and use the card to pay for game play. Video games are often priced as “credits”, so it takes 2 credits to play a game, etc.
• Time of day will generally determine how busy the arcade will be. Kids should be ready to wait in line to play the newest and most popular games.

Arcades in Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville and Milton

More Indoor Things To Do With Kids

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Harvest festivals are one of my favourite fall activities because they bring together all of the highlights of the season. The ideal weather for being outdoors, and Mother Nature sure does something magical with those leaves this time of year. Stroll the local events in your city or make a day of it and find a popular, flagship Fall Festival this weekend. They’re all here, on our list!

Share Your Event! If you are hosting a festival, you definitely want it to be included in our ever-growing and high-ranking list. Listing your event is free and you can submit your event here.

If you like Festivals, we think you’ll like these articles, too!

• Fall Festivals in and Around Halton, Hamilton and Niagara
• Free and Cheap Things To Do This Fall With Your Kids
• Kid-Friendly Pick-Your-Own Apple Orchards in Halton and Hamilton
• Stroller-Friendly Trails in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton
• Farmers Markets in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton

Fall Festivals Near Me: Burlington, Hamilton, Niagara and Beyond

Fall is Full of Adventures!

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The tranquility of the Rock Garden (watch our video tour here) and the cafe/restaurant both make for great reasons to visit. Explore the Mediterranean gardens (they’re indoors) and let the kids run wild in the outdoor natural playground. Visiting in the warm months? You will love the Arboretum and trails.

A Must See In Any Weather – the Natural Playground

One of the top reasons families love going to the Royal Botanical Gardens in the nice weather is their great natural playground. Access is included in your admission. Kids love channelling the Swiss Family Robinson as they explore the wooden play structures. They’ll scale the giant tunnel slide and lots of hideouts to spark imaginative play times.

Also Visit The Indoor Gardens At Royal Botanical Gardens

While you’re at Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington, you must explore the Mediterranean Garden and the Cactus Garden. Two beautiful spots filled with various domestic and exotic plants, cactuses, succulents, and fruit trees. My favourite or the lemon trees! In addition to the gardens, check out the water features and the fish pond. So tranquil! Royal Botanical Gardens is a perfect mini escape from the winter cold.

Your R.B.G. Questions Answered

Special Events at Royal Botanical Gardens

In addition to all of the wonderful blooms and places to explore around the RBG, there are always new events and exhibits to discover. From the Great Pumpkin Trail in October to magical winter displays to spring and summer festivals and performances, you should keep an eye on our events calendar for the next family-friendly event to check out at RBG. *Some event admission is not included in the general admission ticket.

All things considered, whether you’re a local looking for a fun day out or have visitors coming to explore the area, this is one spot you won’t want to miss. For more details about all there is to see and do, visit Royal Botanical Gardens.

More Gardens You’ll Love Visiting

Stop into the RBG Rock Garden in Burlington

This FREE indoor greenhouse in Hamilton is a must-visit

Tansley Woods Park is home to a sweet Japanese Garden in the heart of Burlington

Winter is evenmore magical when you witness the Holiday Botanical Train

Shell Park in Oakville has a beautiful seasonal garden

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Some of these kid-friendly museums and destinations are seasonal and we’ve noted that in their write ups below.

Children’s Museums and Galleries in Oakville

Oakville Museum

Oakville Galleries

Housed in two spaces in downtown Oakville there are travelling exhibitions as well as a permanent collection. The Ship of Tolerance, pictured above, is on display at Gairloch Gardens until September 30, 2026. The exhibit “emanates humanitarianism, freedom and justice. This anti-war sculpture rejects deferences to hegemonic power and speaks of better, alternative futures, which we are free to produce.”

Kids Will Love:

This colourful ship exhibit is eye-catching and massive in scale. Kids will also love looking for frogs and turtles in the pond.

• Price: Admission is free, but donations are always welcome.
• Hours: The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 5:00 p.m. 
• Address: Gairloch Gardens – 1306 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville, ON L6J 1L6 and Centennial Square – 120 Navy Street, Oakville, ON L6J 2Z4

Milton Family-Friendly Museums and Galleries

Halton County Radial Railway

See the collection of historic streetcars, trains, and buses at Halton County Radial Railway Museum. After that, experience life on the rails on the 2km full-sized electrical railway. Look out for their very popular Halloween and Christmas events to start back up! We love this immersive kid-friendly museum for all ages.

Kids Will Love:

Riding real train cars and all of the hands-on magic that comes from playing make-believe here. Have a scoop of ice cream when you visit in the summer!

• Admission: Adults: $24; Seniors: $22; Kids ages 10-17: $18; Kids 4-9: $12; kids under 4 are free.
• Hours: The museum is opening seasonally, starting in May and closes just after Christmas train rides are wrapped.
• Address: 13629 Guelph Line, Campbellville, ON

Burlington Children’s Museums and Art Galleries

Ireland House Museum

Once occupied by the Ireland family between 1835 and 1985, Ireland House shows what life was like in the 1850s, 1890s, and 1920s. Take a guided or self-guided tours of the homestead and barns to immerse yourself in olden times. See rooms recreated to show sleeping quarters, cooking areas and more. Ireland House is home to a traditional Victorian Christmas event, there are often special days or programs to look out for all year through.

Kids Will Love:

Getting an up close look at life in the 1800s, including the chores kids did and where they stayed while they were ill so as to not spread germs.

• Admission: Adults: $10; Seniors: $8; Kids ages 3-12: $6; Kids under 3 are free; Family: $30 for 2 adults/seniors and up to 4 kids
• Hours: Closed Monday and Saturday; 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Tuesday – Friday; 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Sundays
• Address: 2168 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON L7P 5A8

Art Gallery of Burlington

The AGB is located in the downtown neighbourhood of Burlington, right on Lakeshore Road. It is free to visit any of the exhibits and galleries, but donations are greatly appreciated. The exhibits rotate throughout the year, so visiting is always a great idea.

Kids Will Love:

The whimsical works on display. Our fave is in the front foyer. The AGB Family Studio is home to free art workshops throughout the year as well.

• Admission: Free, donations welcome
• Hours: Closed Monday; Tuesday – Thursday: 10 am – 9 pm; Friday – Sunday: 10 am – 5 pm
• Address: 1333 Lakeshore Road, Burlington.

Joseph Brant Museum

Joseph Brant Museum has a permanent collection showing the history of the region with lots of local photographs, display items and interactive sections. See the way Burlington has evolved through time at places you see every day! There’s also a travelling exhibition space that changes a few times a year. The special exhibits are hands-on and great for families.

Kids Will Love:

The permanent kid-friendly section called the Children’s Gallery. This gallery is where kids get hands-on with a variety of ways to learn about Burlington. Activities encourage kids to use STEAM techniques to play and learn simultaneously.

• Admission: Adults: $10; Seniors and Students: $8; Kids ages 3-12: $6; Kids under 3 are free; Family: $30 for 2 adults/seniors and up to 4 kids
• Hours: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Tuesday – Saturday; Closed Sunday and Monday
• Address: 1240 North Shore Blvd., Burlington

Hamilton Area kid-friendly museums

Dundurn Castle aka Dundurn National Historic Site

Step back in time at Dundurn National Historic Site, one of Hamilton’s most iconic family-friendly attractions! Explore the beautifully restored 40-room 1830s mansion, stroll the scenic grounds overlooking Burlington Bay, and learn what life was like for the MacNab family and their household staff. With costumed interpreters, hands-on exhibits, and plenty of space to wander, it’s a fun and educational outing that makes history come alive for kids. Click here for a photo gallery of our most recent visit to Dundurn Castle.

Kids Will Love:

The grand decor and the “primitive” luxuries like toilets and babies sleeping areas.

• Admission: Adults: $16.75; Seniors and Students: $14.25; Kids ages 6-12: $6; Kids under 5 are free; Family: $45.75 for 2 adults/seniors and unlimited dependant kids. Admission is free with your HPL library card.
• Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon to 4 pm; Closed on Mondays and holidays
• Address: 610 York Blvd., Hamilton

Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology

Get ready to spark some curiosity at Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology! Housed in a stunning 19th-century waterworks building, this National Historic Site is packed with massive steam-powered machinery, hands-on exhibits, and plenty of “how does that work?” moments for kids. It’s the perfect mix of history and STEM learning, where families can explore, ask questions, and see the power of steam in action — making it a fun (and surprisingly cool!) day out in Hamilton.

Kids Will Love:

Visiting through the summer and taking a free train ride on a miniature steam train.

• Admission: Adults: $10.50; Seniors and Students: $9.00; Kids ages 6-12: $6.25; Kids under 5 are free; Family: $28.75 for 2 adults/seniors and unlimited dependant kids. Admission is free with your HPL library card.
• Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon to 4 pm; Closed on Mondays and holidays
• Address: 900 Woodward Ave, Hamilton

Battlefield House Museum

Plan a hands-on history outing to Battlefield House Museum & Park National Historic Site. It’s a fascinating stop where kids and parents alike can enjoy. Explore life in the early 1800s and learn about one of Canada’s most pivotal moments, the Battle of Stoney Creek during the War of 1812. Wander the historic Gage family homestead, stroll the scenic parkland under the Niagara Escarpment.

Kids Will Love:

Checking out the towering Battlefield Monument that honours those who fought here. With guided tours, interactive events, and plenty of space to explore, it’s a great mix of fresh air, local history, and family-friendly fun.

• Admission: Adults: $10.50; Seniors and Students: $9.00; Kids ages 6-12: $6.25; Kids under 5 are free; Family: $28.75 for 2 adults/seniors and unlimited dependant kids. Admission is free with your HPL library card.
• Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon to 4 pm; Closed on Mondays and holidays
• Address: 77 King Street West, Stoney Creek, ON.

Hamilton Children’s Museum – Now Open!

After being closed for years, it’s finally open! The Hamilton Children’s Museum was totally designed with kids and families in mind. You’ll love that everything’s meant to be touched and played with. Each section of the kid-friendly museum focuses on the different areas of the city: Urban, Escarpment, Rural and Water. Kids will love sailing boats and exploring waterfalls. Then they can flex their imaginations while dressing up or gardening. Be sure to take some time in the quiet zones and enjoy some soft play and relaxing away from the excitement. Click here to see our video tour of the Hamilton Children’s Museum.

• Admission: Adults: $6.25; Seniors and Students: $6.25; Kids ages 1-12: $9.25; Family: $29.95 for 2 adults/seniors and unlimited dependant kids. Admission is free with your HPL library card.
• Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon to 4 pm; Closed on Mondays and holidays
• Address: 77 King Street West, Stoney Creek, ON L8G 1H9

Art Gallery of Hamilton

The AGH is home of one of our favourite art installations, the Bruegel-Bosch bus. You will spend so much time staring deeply at this display because there is SO MUCH to see! You’ll see retro action figures, seasonal decor, collectibles and more! All meticulously placed for our viewing. Make sure to also check out the rest of the 2nd floor, which is always free for families to visit. Read about our visits here.

• Admission: Adults: $15; Seniors: $12; Kids: FREE. Admission is free for Indigenous peoples. Thursdays are FREE all day and tickets are not required.
• Hours: Thursday 11 am – 9 pm; Friday 11 am – 6 pm; Saturday 11 am – 5 pm; Sunday 11 am – 5 pm.
• Address: 123 King Street West, Hamilton, ON, L8P 4S8

H.M.C.S. Haida

Step aboard history at HMCS Haida, Canada’s most famous warship! Families can explore every corner — from the huge guns on deck to the lower living quarters. Kids will love imagining what life was like aboard this massive ship. CHeck out the sleeping quarters, bathrooms, kitchen facilities and more.

Kids Will Love:

Freely exploring a real war ship with ladders, tunnels, and hands-on spaces that make you feel like you’re a crew member.

Good to know:

The ship has narrow stairs and ladders, so strollers won’t work here — baby carriers are a better option. Free parking is available at Pier 8 right by the entrance.

• Admission: FREE thanks to the Canada Strong Pass.
• Hours: May – August: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday; September: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
• Address: 658 Catharine St N Pier 9, Hamilton.

Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

The museum was founded in 1972 by a group of aviation enthusiasts who wanted to preserve Canada’s vast aviation heritage. Today, it is one of the largest and most comprehensive aviation museums in Canada. This Hamilton museum’s collection includes over 40 aircraft, ranging from vintage biplanes to modern jet fighters.

Kids Will Love:

Sitting in the cockpit of a real fighter plane. This is one of our most favourite kid-friendly museums around. Click here to read our in-depth article on our most recent visit to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.

• Admission: Adults 18-64: $14.25; Seniors and Students: $12.50; Children 6-12: $9.75; Kids under 5: free.
• Hours: 9 am to 5 pm – Wednesday to Sunday.
• Address: 9280 Airport Road, Mount Hope, ON.

Westfield Heritage Village

Westfield Heritage Village expansive grounds are home to over 35 historical buildings, set in a large conservation area. Step back in time with the help of costumed interpreters, and then hike the surrounding woodlands and meadowlands. Known for Maple Syrup, Ice Cream and Christmas events there’s always a good time to visit!

Canadian Football Hall of Fame

CFL Hall of Fame houses over 30,000 items, including trophies, helmets, and playing equipment. Not to mention game and record balls, jerseys, sweaters, banners, photographs, films and videos. A must-see for any football fan! 

Kid-Friendly Museums and Galleries in Niagara

Laura Secord Homestead

This small house in the small village of Queenston was the home of and starting point of Laura Secord’s 32 km journey to warn the British of the attack planned by the Americans during the war of 1812. Your kids will love seeing the home in person after learning of Laura Secord’s brave mission in school.

Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo Kid-Friendly Museums

Guelph Children’s Museum

/spaWith special hands-on interactive kid-friendly galleries you can explore the history of Guelph. Kids will learn about archeology in the area, indigenous life and more. With temporary, travelling exhibits, there’s always something new to see. Click here to read about our most recent visit to the Guelph Children’s Museum.

Kids Will Love:

The Children’s Area where everything is built for explorers. They’ll be transported back in time and get to play conductor, settler and archaeologist, too!

THEMUSEUM

Five floors of fun! THEMUSEUM has permanent and temporary exhibitions, events, and programs for all ages. Walking pianos, a bed of nails, and waterflow table are all big hits here! This is one of the best family-friendly children’s museums I’ve been to!

Kids Will Love:

Absolutely everything!

Admission: Adult: $21.99; Seniors and Students: $19.99; Kids 4-12: $16.99k Kids 2-3: $4.99; Kids under 2 are free

Hours: Monday-Tuesday: Closed; Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Thursday-Friday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Address: 10 King Street West, Kitchener, ON, N2G 1A3

Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum

Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum and Doon Heritage Village: Discover the history of the Waterloo region from indigenous peoples to community settlement in the 1800s, to the industrial revolution and manufacturing boom.

Kids Will Love:

Wandering the 60-acre Doon Heritage Village where interpreters in period dress and the Building Stories app will help you learn more about the buildings and way of life from the early 1900s. 

Toronto Area Kid-Friendly Museums

The Royal Ontario Museum

Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): Explore natural history from dinosaurs to the bat cave, as well as history from around the world. With special hands-on interactive galleries, the artefacts really come alive! 

Kids Will Love:

Dinosaur fossils and skeletons, the “Light of the Desert: which is a massive, glittering 900-carat cerussite gemstone, and of course The Bat Cave! This is another “must-do” experience every family should add to their calendar.

The Hockey Hall of Fame

Hockey Hall of Fame: Home of the original Stanley Cup as well as artefacts, memorabilia and hands-on galleries. Permanent exhibits show Ethnicity in Hockey, Women in Hockey, and Disabled Hockey. A must-do for any hockey fans in your house. Also great to take out of town guests to!

Casa Loma is a Kid-Friendly Museum

Sir Henry Pellatt built Casa Loma – then the biggest private residence in Canada – full of extravagant fixtures and fittings. An extremely popular film location you can see some recreations from some of the more famous movies and television shows filmed there. With a secret passage out to the carriage house, there is a lot to explore. Date specific General Admission tickets are available online.

The Village at Black Creek – formerly Black Creek Pioneer Village

Visit small-town Ontario from the 1860s made up of 40 heritage buildings, most donated and relocated to Black Creek (sometimes brick by brick!), 70 heritage animals and gardens of plants and flowers grown from heritage seeds. Costumed educators show visitors the trades and crafts of the time using some of the 50,000 artefacts on-site to bring the time to life. This was a popular school trip when I was a wee one.

Kids Will Love:

Seeing – and even helping to take care of – the village animals.

Price: admission starts at $16 per person.

McMichael Art Gallery

Focussed exclusively on indigenous and Canadian art, this beautiful gallery is home to over 6,500 artworks by the Group of Seven, First Nations, Metis, Inuit and contemporary artists. With permanent and temporary exhibitions there’s always something new. Be sure to also visit in the warm weather to explore the outdoor gallery and gardens. Walk the paths and see beautiful lands.

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Visit Canada’s Largest Corn Maze!

Hanes Corn Maze is the largest corn maze in Canada with over 20 acres of cornfields shaped yearly into a new, challenging maze. Make your way through the maze and collect clues at various checkpoints to solve the puzzle. Your kids will love following the map and decoding the clues at the end to win a prize.

The corn maze takes 1-2 hours to complete, and it’s great fun for everyone. We had a kiddo with extra energy, and she loved running through the maze and down all of the dead ends for us. I also brought my puzzle-genius husband so we did the maze in just over an hour.

Tip: The corn stalks block out the wind, so the maze will be HOT on a warm day. Dress appropriately!

Farmland and Mini Corn Maze

You can spend a full day at the farm with the kids when you visit Hanes Corn Maze in Hamilton. Little ones will love the “farmland” play area. Enormous tractor tires to climb on, swings and slides, and a sandbox full of tractors and diggers were the big draws for my kids. Don’t miss shooting free throws at the back of the hay trailer – lots of fun!

The farmland play area is large and spaced safely, so kids can do lots without worry. Bring your lunches and snacks and sit at one of the many picnic tables chatting while the kids conquer the mini corn maze. It’s a one-way bendy loop through 10-foot-tall corn stalks. Keep your eyes peeled for the gigantic sunflowers – they’re gorgeous.

Visit the Farm Animals

My girls and I are suckers for any animal, so we spent a lot of time at the goats, the brand new chicks, ducklings, piglets, and of course the furry cows (not their technical name). You can purchase feed from the dispenser, and you can use the little soup ladle to feed the goats if little fingers get nervous.

Did I Mention the Blasters!?

Possibly the most unique part of Hanes Corn Maze was the blasters! Oh yes, you read that correctly. There are air-powered blasters that shoot mini pumpkins or ears of corn across the field. Believe me when I tell you they shoot far! Very outside-the-box and a definite must-do when you visit.

Visit The Tiny Bakery For a Treat

Before you leave Hanes Corn Maze for the day, you absolutely must pick up something delicious from The Tiny Bakery. We bought a mini pumpkin pie, butter tarts, and a sampler pack of their best bars. Let me tell you – they did not last long! Homemade fresh every day, nothing beats it. On a weekend, the bakers can bake and sell 500 or more pies!

Tips for Visiting Hanes Corn Maze

• Bring quarters for the animals food dispensers
• Wear “farm footwear” – the ground could be wet or dusty, so leave the fancy footwear at home
• Dress for the weather – we went on a sunny and breezy day, but once inside the maze it got warm without the breeze
• The farm is stroller-friendly but the maze is not

Hanes Corn Maze is located at 1001 Highway #5 West in Dundas Ontario

Admission Prices For Hanes Corn Maze and Farmland

Buy your tickets for the corn maze online in advance or at the farm. You will be able to buy your tickets online until Oct 31st, walk in space available into November. The Hanes Farmland and Mini Maze are included with admission to either of the mazes, or you can enter for a separate fee if you don’t want to do a maze. The Farmland and Mini Maze is geared towards children ages 3+, but fun for all.

• Adults 13+ $21.99 ea
• Seniors 60+ $19.99 ea
• Big farmer (8-12 yrs.) $17.99 ea
• Little Farmer (3-7yrs.) $14.99 ea
• Farmland visitor 3+ $14.99 ea

(Plus tax on all prices)

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Free Kid-Friendly Events Happening Today, This Weekend and This Month

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