Tourist Attractions in Nickeldale, Sudbury, ON
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1327 Rideau St, Sudbury, P3A 5B7
(705) 566-6980
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2765 Rheal, Sudbury, P3B 1V9
705 525 1731
Centres d amusement, Amusements-Centres, Divertissements et média, tourist attractions 
The East End Association is a tourist attraction featuring a playground with various equipment including slides, swings, baby swings, gymnastics bar, glider, fireman's pole, benches, garbage cans, and basketball nets in the hockey rink during summer. The park is situated in a private area and offers a peaceful sitting area. One visitor mentions the presence of ice rink for skating. Other visitors appreciate the children's play areas and enjoy the atmosphere. One reviewer shares their experience of using the wifi and sitting on the white bench. 
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0 reviews, 2309 South Bay Road, Sudbury, P3E 6H7
(705) 674-5249
Environmental Conservation Organization, Park, Lake LAKE LAURENTIAN CONSERVATION AREA is highly praised for its beautiful hiking trails with amazing views, numerous parking lots, and clear trail layouts. The area offers various activities such as kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, fishing, and picnicking. Visitors enjoy the scenic beauty and wildlife, with some recommending specific trails like the blue trail. Some mention the challenges of longer hikes but appreciate the lookout spots. The lake is popular for paddling but less so for swimming due to the presence of seaweed and lily pads. 
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100 Ramsey Lake Road, Greater Sudbury, P3E 5S9
(705) 522-3701
For all the latest on our Exhibits, Programs, Planetarium, and Kids Parties please visit our website! 
3695 Hydro Road, Hanmer, P3P 1R2
(705) 969-3474
Amusement and Recreation Services, Attraction, Tourist Attractions 
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3316 St-Laurent St., Chelmsford, P0M 1L0
(705) 897-6302
Josephines Vegetables No herbicide farm open since 1982. We grow and sell on this location only, over 65 different vegetables, people can call to find out what is available 705 897 6302, tape that runs 24 hours a day, and is changed often. We accept all major credit cards. Open May 1st 9am Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf Recipient of the Inaugural Tourism Innovation Award by TFO 2003, Nominated by Attractions Ontario. This attraction offers 63 holes on 7 different courses with 20 mammoth dinosaurs et DRAGONS and insects. This unique custom-built attraction is dedicated to cancer families. Please bring and wear masks and gloves ( covid-19) required for our property) thank you 
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3316 Saint Laurent Street, Greater Sudbury, P0M 1E0
+1 705-897-6302
Open seasonally from May 1 to September 8 7 days/week, rain or shine****** PLEASE PHONE 705-897-8302 AFTER SEPTEMBER 8TH FOR FALL HOURS ***** Inaugural Tourism Federation of Ontarios Innovation Award Winner, nominated by Attractions Ontario in 2003 Play through seven unique mini golf courses, totaling 63 steel holes incorporating angles and curves for unpredictable surprises and loads of fun Play any combination to ensure a memorable experience. All major credit cards accepted. Open seasonally from May 1 to September 8 7 days/week, rain or shine. 
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3316 Saint Laurent Street, Blezard Valley, P0M 1L0
+1 705-897-6302
Make your weekend fun and adventures by visiting Josephines Vegetables & Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf - an exciting dinosaur exhibit and golf course in Greater sudbury. To make your bookings, give us a call. 7 different custom courses and a total of 63 holes to play. 
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2200 Kenneth Drive, Val Therese, P3P 1S4
(705) 969-8601
Wagonwheel Ranch was founded in 1972 by Phillip Bertrand and for thirteen years was located on the family farm in St. Charles, Ontario. In 1985 the ranch was moved to Hanmer, Ontario in an effort to expand and offer year-long enjoyment for families of the North. In 1993 Phillip’s son Andre took over the family business and has continued to develop it into a recreational facility. Andre and Kim met in 1995 and married in 2001 and they continue to expand the family business into its 3rd generation with the help of their two boys Wyatt and Evan. We look forward to the future at Wagonwheel Ranch and will continue to provide memorable experiences on horseback. Wagonwheel Ranch is a beloved destination for families, offering a fun and interactive experience with friendly staff and well-behaved animals. Visitors appreciate the authentic wagon rides and the opportunity to get close to the animals. The pumpkin patch and sleigh rides during special seasons add to the charm.