Where to Go inKitchener, Ontario: Top 9 Attractions & Local Favorites

Rebecca Collins We visited Chicopee Tube Park for the first time and really enjoyed it. Free parking is right at the entrance, and tickets are $34 for 90 minutes it’s best to book in advance online. The hill is tall enough to be exciting, with multiple lanes separated by safety barriers and plenty of staff ensuring safety. There’s a carpet lift, fire pits, and a cozy wooden chalet with food and drinks. It feels like a mini Whistler or Switzerland getaway without leaving KW.

Marc Ouellet Excellent tennis court, its in great shape and is well lit at night so you can easily play without any sunlight. Theres only one court but Ive never had a problem with availability. The dog park seemed popular, theres a kids playground with swings and half a basketball court (only one net).

Emily Bryksa There is a great mix of physically engaging activities and mentally engaging activities. Both myself and my child had a lot of fun and Im sure older children would enjoy The Museum as well. We will definitely go back again soon!

Sandra Kuchta We had a great visit to Woodside NHS. The staff were great and answered all our questions. There is lots to see and learn, with some interactive elements. I went with my kids (preteens) and parents (70s) and we all had a really enjoyable visit. My kids love doing the activity books and collecting the Xplorers tags/medals. Worth a visit. But check the hours, it is only open in Oct/Nov/Dec.

Rudy Ziegler I have passed the sign for Pioneer Tower many times over the years. I finally stopped by recently. Definitely worth a look! A very pretty structure. It would be cool to climb up, but unfortunately the door is locked. It is also a good place to access some local trails.

Taekwondo Time Stop allowing vandals to damage the statue! Its an important part of OUR Canadian history. The City of Kitchener needs to stop trying to erase our history and our historical figures! Our history is nothing to be ashamed of. Canada is the world class country it is today because our ancestors made it so. The good far outweighs the bad. Period.

Jaji Paji It was a surprise to see that this garden is a long stretch on the side of a road, with a small service road where you can park, then walk along the garden. Its beautiful with fountains, arches and gazebos. There are a lot of colorful flowers arranged beautifully. I hear this year the garden wasnt as full of blooms as the past but we still thought it was beautiful.