Things to Do
Discover parks, trails, museums, and attractions throughout Waterloo Region.
Attractions
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New Hamburg Arboretum
6-acre property with trees first planted in 1957, making it only the second arboretum in Ontario. Features diverse tree species and peaceful walking paths along Waterloo Street in New Hamburg.
📍 Wilmot
📍 470 Waterloo St, New Hamburg, ON
Riverside Park
Cambridge's largest park along the Grand River with sports fields, trails, playgrounds, and splash pad serving the Preston community.
📍 Cambridge
📍 75 Water Street South, Cambridge, ON
Snyder's Flats Conservation Area
100-hectare former gravel pit restored as a natural area with ponds, forests, and grasslands. Features a 4.5km looped trail with interpretive signs. The forest was planted in partnership with the Kitchener-Conestoga Rotary Club.
📍 Woolwich
📍 Snyder's Flats Rd, Bloomingdale, ON
Victoria Park
Kitchener's oldest and most beloved urban park featuring a lake, heritage pavilion, walking trails, and year-round events including festivals, concerts, and outdoor skating.
📍 Kitchener
📍 80 Schneider Avenue, Kitchener, ON
Victoria Park Ayr
Historic park in the heart of Ayr featuring the century-old pavilion (celebrating 100 years in 2024). Home to community events including the Ayr 200 bicentennial celebrations and annual festivals.
📍 North Dumfries
📍 Victoria Park, Ayr, ON
Waterloo Park
Waterloo's 111-acre urban jewel since 1893, featuring Silver Lake, a farm with animals, sports facilities, trails, and year-round events including the Wonders of Winter festival.
📍 Waterloo
📍 100 Father David Bauer Drive, Waterloo, ON