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Riverdale Farm
A little country in the city. Meet the farm animals and take your time exploring.
Evergreen Brick Works
A Saturday market, something delicious and a little room to wander.
High Park Zoo & playground
Animal spotting, big trees and a stop at Jamie Bell Adventure Playground.
Royal Ontario Museum
Dinosaurs, natural wonders and big questions for curious little minds.
Toronto Zoo
Make a whole day of wildlife, walking and spotting a new favourite animal.
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre
Build, imagine and explore a colourful world made for LEGO lovers.
Halloween in the Village
Costumes on, little adventurers ready. Clarkson Village turns Halloween daytime into a family outing, with games, entertainment and trick-or-treating along the closed street.
Canada’s Wonderland Halloween Haunt: what’s included and what costs extra
Got a teen who wants Halloween to be properly scary? Haunt is worth a look, with night rides, roaming monsters and live shows. The ticket choice deserves a minute before you book, though: park entry, haunted mazes and The Conjuring are different purchases. If mazes are the main draw for your family, compare the admission-and-maze bundle first. The park does not recommend Haunt for children under 13.
Oakville Historical Society Ghost Walks
Meet characters from Oakville’s past on a one-hour evening walk, followed by refreshments and conversation.
Fall Fun and Frights in Brampton
Give the costumes another outing at the City’s Halloween celebrations. Choose from two evening and two daytime sessions, with free admission and a food bank donation.
Brampton’s nighttime Santa Claus Parade
The nighttime parade starts November 21 at 5 p.m. Choose your viewing spot around the children’s evening routine.
Pumpkins After Dark at Markham Museum
A glowing pumpkin trail at Markham Museum through October 31. Pick a family-entry date and compare parking before booking.