Best Spas in Burlington

"White Oaks Resort is a luxury hotel in Niagara on the Lake, which conveniently sits perched over the QEW highway. The popular Niagara on the Lake resort is located on a sprawling 13 acres, a short 10 minute drive from Shaw Festival Theatre, Old Town and Niagara Falls. White Oaks Resort started as a tennis club in 1978."

"LIV Restaurant is the fine dining concept at White Oaks Resort in Niagara on the Lake. Skip inside the luxury hotel’s elegant dining room and you’ll find splashes of white and purple. Fragrant orchids sit perched over white tablecloths while dangling chandeliers offer a warm and romantic glow."

"Its location on Lundy's Lane, something of a Mecca for thrill-seeking teens, makes the Americana Resort an ideal family destination. Easily accessible by the excellent Niagara Falls public transit system, the hotel is also within easy striking distance of the world's most impressive waterfalls and the many adventures that go along with it, from the famed Maid of the Mist boat rides to the incredible (and fast) Whirlpool Jet Boats. There's also plenty of fun things for families to do at the resort itself."

"Waves Indoor Waterpark is a tropical 29ºC all year round, with wave pool, water slides, tipping bucket, kids' pool and much more. The hotel features themed events on weekends and daily during major school breaks. The resort also offers 200 beautiful guest rooms, Senses Spa& Boutique, a Boston Pizza restaurant and many more great amenities."

"Pure Skin Day Spa established as the first Day Spa in Binbrook, Ontario in 2014. They are aiming to expand the spa and beauty industry and still seek insights in order to expand their spa offerings, getting ahead of developments and developing them. Their Aestheticians are actively seeking development and most times during the year attending workshops to enhance their skills."

"Flourish Skin Studio is owned and operated by Krista Swayze. Flourish Skin Studio has been serving Hamilton since 2015. They are Green Certified."

"There are a few spots west of downtown Toronto that also offer great views of the city especially for those amazing sunrise shots, starting with Colonel Samuel Smith Park. As one of the city’s largest waterfront green spaces, Colonel Samuel Smith Park is ideal for those photographers who love photographing nature and birds. The nearby yacht club also provides opportunities to snap some of the boats or to get those cool reflective water shots on a calm day."

"As one of the city’s largest waterfront green spaces, Colonel Samuel Smith Park sits on 195 acres of land, along the shores of Lake Ontario in Toronto’s west end. With various trails, ponds and wetland areas, Colonel Samuel Smith Park is most popular for spotting wildlife. It’s one of the top birding hotspots in Toronto."

"Where else will you be able to touch and feel 36 military jets, propeller driven aircraft and helicopters- all under one roof?. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is like a candy store for aviation enthusiasts. Home to many world war and cold war airplanes that have served in these legendary battles, these machines are immaculately maintained and many are in flying condition."

"Entertain yourself with Canada’s military history by visiting this heritage museum. You will be awed with the 40 aircraft now available for public viewing. Some of these planes are still being restored though, but a good number are available for viewing."

"175 Ferguson Avenue South Features include a creative play area with swings, pathways, benches, trees, a small building containing a sun shelter and washrooms, a multi-purpose court flanked by three junior soccer fields, and a baseball field on the east side of the third soccer field. The park also forms a connection to the trail network, and completes the Ferguson Avenue link between the Escarpment and the Harbour."

"86 Claudette Gate A portion of William Schwenger Park has been developed with a playground, multi-purpose court, benches, and picnic tables. The remaining property consists of a field and woodlot."

"565 Aberdeen Avenue at Scenic Drive Scenic Park is a narrow strip of land along the edge of the escarpment leading to a parking lot and seating area at the entrance to the Chedoke Radial Trail. It offers excellent views of the lower city and areas to the northwest."