- The list below includes 32 free or cheap things to do in or near Cambridge, Ontario, including 37 different types of inexpensive activities like Family Fun Center, History Museums, Farms & Ranches and Gardens.
- From Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory to Galt, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Cambridge and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brantford, Elora, Kitchener and Alexandria.
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39.0 Miles
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9050 Bramalea Rd, Brampton, Ontario
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With tennis courts and a curling facility, the Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park offers guests the opportunity to play sports and exercise. Children can also play on the mini-putt golf course and visit the petting zoo.
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Providing swimming and camping opportunities to its guests, Albion Hills is a family-oriented vacation spot that also features group picnic sites. Guests interested in mountain biking, including adventure races, could entertain themselves at this location.
44.1 Miles
Carrying a large variety of local produce, Richardson's Farm and Market provides healthy items and the knowledge of where they came from. The farm hosts school trips to education the youth of the importance of farming. There are seasonal Pick-Your-Own opportunities, as well as a fall Corn Maze.
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16258 Humber Station Road, Caledon, Ontario
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The Plant Paradise Country Gardens is a twenty-four acre site that features perennial plants grown without the assistance of synthetic fertilizers. Guests may enroll in workshops or receive a guided tour of the location.
47.3 Miles
Camping is the biggest feature at Rock Point Provincial Park. A large picnic area overlooks the scenic lake, while hiking and bike trails wind throughout the park. Swimming is welcome at the rocky beach.
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4969 Haldimand Road 20, Dunnville, Ontario
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Whether visiting overnight or for the day, Byng Island Conservation Area has many activities to keep guest s entertained. Hiking, fishing, and boating are all encouraged. The park contains one of Ontario's largest outdoor swimming pools, which can accommodate 1,000 swimmers.
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A pebble and fine sand beach are the main attraction at James N. Allan Provincial Park. Boating is permitted. The park is ideal for bird watching, whether from the water or land.
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Since 2003, No. 6 RCAF Dunnville Museum has been displaying memorabilia from the Service Flying Training Schools. Vintage aircraft and a flight simulator help visitors get a feel for what the pilots experienced during their training.