Heartland Forest Nature Experience

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4.7

( 8 reviews )

Art Galleries, Museums, Botanical Gardens

Open 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM See Hours

8215 Heartland Forest Rd, Niagara Falls, ON L2H 0L5, Canada +1 9053-567-384

Heartland Forest Nature Experience is a unique and immersive brand that offers a captivating and educational journey through nature. Nestled in a serene setting, this brand provides a range of experiences suitable for all ages. From its accessible playground and mini putt course to its turtle displays and treehouse adventures, Heartland Forest Nature Experience aims to create enriching and memorable moments for its guests. With a focus on conservation and education, this brand provides a space for individuals to learn about and appreciate the wonders of the natural world. Whether it's a school trip or a wedding celebration, Heartland Forest Nature Experience offers a versatile and picturesque backdrop for any occasion. With its commitment to sustainability and inclusivity, this brand invites visitors to engage in a remarkable nature experience that will leave them feeling inspired and connected to the environment.

Amenities and More

Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Children
- Good for kids
- Good for kids birthday
- Playground
- Kid-friendly hikes
Pets
- Dogs allowed
Crowd
- LGBTQ+ friendly
Amenities
- Public toilet
- Slides

Reviews

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Mirto ro

March 22, 2024

Amazing amazing amazing! Not only is Heartland a wonderful natural space, but it’s programming is second to none. I was so lucky to join in on a sweet grass braiding workshop with a chap named Louis Harris. He expertly showed us through his Friendship Garden, helping helping us collect sweet grass in a respectful manner. He taught us about the traditions of the Haudenosaunee and was very knowledgeable. I cannot wait to attend another workshop to learn more about the natural and cultural heritage of the site!

Autumn d

March 22, 2024

It's the off season. None of the activities or exhibits were open. We were going for the walk anyway. Nice space. Lots of people immortalized by benches or markers. I found it somewhat disturbing, so many were so young.

Marissa martinez

March 22, 2024

It's so comfortable in the forest. Wet and cool, but please make sure to wear bug spray before you come. There are so many mosquitoes and ticks. I can stay the whole day in the forest to enjoy the quiet and relax. No ticket required.

Juan serrato

March 22, 2024

Wonderful day trip for the young ones. Walk, wildlife, picnic tables and playground at the end. Well done!

Samantha stafford

March 22, 2024

The most amazing and beautiful fully accessible and inclusive destination we have visited in Canada thus far. Simply awe inspiring, well built and maintained. They live by " If it's truly a good idea then it's good for everyone ". One of our favorite accessible locations.

Gary soo

March 22, 2024

Visited today and this place is awesome! Not only is the majority of the trails accessible, the activities available and things to see are definitely worth while. I would have begged my parents to take me here as a kid. Friendly staff and beautiful facilities too!

Anna medina

March 22, 2024

We love it here. Lots of frogs today!! Great walk ending with $2 mini putt. Next time we will do the $2 train

Makia tinnell

March 22, 2024

I’d never been here before; a gem in Niagara Falls. I have a list of many different places to walk with my pup. I decided to go here. I was pleasantly surprised. Very nice Mini Golf near the entrance. Picnic and play area. Very clean big washrooms near the parking lot. I asked the nice guy at the booth if it costs anything to walk around the nature forest with my pup. He said no, but you can make a donation in the donation box which I did. A very good idea people when visiting donate some money. A short walk to the well kept paths in the woods. Fish Pond Lookout, Early Settlers Cabin, Tree House, Forest Platforms, etc. So much to see, do and discover, especially for the kids. There are 4 easy trails; some longer. My pup and I went on the boardwalk where a couple of Totem Poles were placed against trees. Lovely with the sun streaming through the trees. There’s a Tiny Tots Playground and a nice wood covered concrete patio with picnic tables and chairs. A really nice place. Definitely recommend.