Family Things To Do in Stouffville, Ontario

Winery is open from April to December and offers exceptional fruit wines, preserves and crafts. Wagon rides are available during strawberry and apple seasons, ... More on allaboutapples.com

York Region's premier family fun ctre. - 37 Holes of adventure miniature golf, driving range, batting cages, gemstone mining area, jumping castle & inflatable slide, games barn ... More on entertainment.com

The 18-hole "St Andrews East Golf & C.C." course at the St Andrews East Golf & Country Club facility in Stouffville, Ontario features all the hallmarks of Ontario golf. St Andrews East Golf ... More on golflink.com

The 18-hole "Spring Lakes G.C." course at the Spring Lakes Golf Club facility in Stouffville, Ontario features all the hallmarks ... More on golflink.com

The 18-hole "Emerald Hills Golf & C.C." course at the Emerald Hills Golf & Country Club facility in Stouffville, Ontario features all the hallmarks of Ontario golf. Emerald Hills Golf & C.C. golf course ... More on golflink.com

View historical and contemporary exhibitions at the acclaimed Varley Art Gallery. Explore new ways of appr... More on Tourismmarkham.ca

The gallery is located in a beautiful village setting-Well worth a visit. More on TripAdvisor

Very challenging, well groomed and maintained, this course shows pride of ownership. More on TripAdvisor

a beautiful place to eat and relax with family and friends. More on Yahoo! Travel

Nice spacious park, peaceful . More on Yahoo! Travel

Tiny in comparison to other major cities' Holocaust museums, but it makes up for it in heart. More on Yahoo! Travel

A Holocaust museum is never an easy place to go, but this museum is very well laid out and informative. More on Yahoo! Travel

In a spectacular setting only 45 minutes north east of Toronto, located in the scenic highlands in Uxbridge. Skyloft has the highest elevation in southern Ontario, with 18 runs and short lift lines... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Though I was impressed by their cheap holiday deal and decent runs, my excitement was outweighed by the poor crowd, pompous staff and terrible ski pole system. More on SkiTown.com