This WWII Tribal Class destroyer is now a floating memorial and naval museum.

Visitors can stroll through 2,700 acres of flowers and plants, which include a bird sanctuary and woodland arboretum.

Completed in 1835, this National Historic site exemplifies the life and times of Sir Allan Napier MacNab, a wealthy and powerful lawyer, landowner and railway magnate during the 19th century.

This museum illustrates what life was like at the beginning of Canada's industrial revolution, featuring many exciting exhibits including two, 45-foot high, 70-ton steam engines that were used more than 140 years ago.

Catch all the fun at Wild Waterworks from May 30, 2009 until Labor Day. Wild Waterworks boasts Canada’s largest outdoor wave pool, four tube slides, two body slides, “Eazy River” ride & Little Squirt Works.

Championship and scenic golf course features four sets of Bentgrass tee decks, generous fairways, dramatic bunkering and rolling greens.