Bingemans
Located on 200 scenic acres along the historic Grand River, we are Ontario's
camping resort and family playground with over 500 campsites and on-site
rustic log cabin rentals. We also have a waterpark with wavepool, 6 waterslides,
2- 18 hole mini golf courses, go karts, bumper boats, batting cages, driving
range, beach volleyball and more.
Chicopee Ski Club
Join the adventure on the slopes this winter at Chicopee, southern Ontario's
great family ski & snowboard centre. Close to everywhere ~ minutes from the
401 and central to Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph; members and day
ticket buyers are welcome to ski & snowboard Chicopee for fun &
excitement. We have several professional instructor’s and with our gentle
sloping Beginner Centre and several novice ski runs, we are the perfect place
for the entire family to learn to ski. Chicopee is a good time. Guaranteed.
Walter Bean Grand River Trail
The Walter Bean Grand River Trail is a trail network with access points
along the Grand River. The ultimate goal is a trail extended through the
Grand River Valley and municipalities of Woolwich, Waterloo, Kitchener
and Cambridge. The trail route will expose the users to a broad range
of environments, from river shorelines, river flats and spectacular lookouts
offering panoramic views and vistas, to wooded slopes, open fields and
urban streets.
The first phase of trail construction has been completed from Kiwanis
Park at the City of Waterloo boundary to Forwell Road at Otterbein Road.
The second phase of construction proposed for 2002 will continue south
from Forwell Road to Zeller Drive and from King Street East at the Freeport
Bridge to Pioneer Tower at Lookout Lane.
The Children's Museum
Located in the historic former Goudies department store building in
the heart of Kitchener, the Children's Museum is unlike
any other facility in this country. It is a place where art and technology
meet and - what is most exciting about the concept - where the outcomes
of the activities are open ended. This unpredictable nature of the experience
promises to promote genuine creativity and discovery. Families in the
province of Ontario will have a destination that provides entertaining
and enriching activities for all members. Schools will use the Museum
to complement the new arts and science curriculum and it will provide
ongoing innovative partnership opportunities.
Your Kitchener Market
Each week for more than 130 years, meat, fowl, vegetables, fruits, dairy products, herbs, roots, fish,
cheese and flowers have flowed into Kitchener’s market building in anticipation of the thrifty and gourmet alike.
Market vendors delight in offering unsurpassed variety, quality and freshness to their many customers, some who are
fourth and fifth generation market shoppers. And shoppers delight in the anticipation of the treats to come.
From its rural beginnings as an outdoor market in the 1830s, Your Kitchener Market has emerged as a gathering place, a community icon, a country block in the city where hundreds come weekly to shop, browse, meet their neighbours and friends and experience a feast for all senses.
Inside, the new, urban market is both modern and inviting, with 50-foot transparent ceilings and walls of windows flooding the market space with natural light. All of the sights, sounds and smells patrons have come to know and love about the market come alive in this expansive space. Visitors can visit both the Market Shops - open six days each week - as well as sample the fare of farmers’ market vendors.
