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Bytown Museum, Ottawa
We are the home of Ottawa’s history where young and old alike can experience life in Canada’s capital when it was known as Bytown. The Museum, housed in Ottawa’s oldest stone building and located beside the Entrance Locks of the Rideau Canal, traces the history of Ottawa’s early years, from the construction of the Rideau Canal and the early days of Bytown, to the city’s emergence as Canada’s capital. |
Pinto Valley Ranch, Fitzroy Harbour
Pinto Valley Ranch maintains approximately 100 horses, as well as various other livestock ranging from lop eared rabbits to llamas. We provide the public with a place to visit that is both enjoyable and educational. Pinto Valley Ranch hosts many events, from birthday parties, to corporate outings, to simple business meetings followed by a mellow horseback ride through our scenic trails. |
Little Ray's Reptile Zoo, Ottawa
Come visit Little Ray's Reptile Zoo today and experience the adventure! Since opening the zoo in the Fall of 2000, Little Ray's Reptile Zoo has catered to groups of all interests and sizes. Whether you have a group of 15 or 150, we have the facilities to educate and entertain. Planning entertainment for a large group or looking for a feature to draw people to your event or location? Look no further as Little Ray's offers programming for large groups like no other. |
Rideau Carleton Raceway, Ottawa
Operating since 1962. And from even earlier beginnings, 1886, Horse Racing has been Canada's oldest form of legal gaming. Today it has evolved and is flourishing in Ontario as an exciting crowd-pleasing sports spectacle. Canadians and tourists gravitate to Ottawa to experience Canada's Capital, the home of its democracy, site of architectural and historical significance and a wealth of cultural traditions and activities.
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The Great Canadian Bungee Corporation, Nepean
Just 20 minutes from downtown Ottawa is "The Rock", home to Great Canadian Bungee's 200 ft. Goliath. Here you'll find one of the world's most spectacular and unique Bungee Jumping site. Visualize an amphitheater of solid limestone, 200 ft. high, surrounding a 160 ft. deep aqua-blue, spring-fed lagoon, larger than 3 football fields. This is the only place in the Americas where one can experience a 200 ft. head (or body) dip. Your 160 ft. rebound is higher than the entire jump height at any other site in the US or Canada! |
The Smiths Falls Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario, Smith Falls
Located in Smiths Falls, Ontario. Housed in a former Canadian Northern Railway Station built in 1914, we have 10 acres of things to see and do! See steam and diesel locomotives, and check out the many exhibits in the Station building. Large tour groups and school classes are welcome! |
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