3 Best Places To See in Vaughan, ON

“Reptilia focuses on animal representation, conservation, education, and magical guest experiences. Reptilia's unique facilities host over 250 species of reptiles, amphibians, and arachnids found across the world. The animals are safely housed in secure displays for their health and happiness, as well as yours. The 25,000-square-foot Vaughan facility features large exhibitions showcasing snakes and lizards, from giant pythons to huge crocodiles and venomous snakes. Visitors can enjoy hands-on experiences during daily shows, tours, and feedings. The zoo also provides live animal theatre shows and opportunities to connect with the reptiles and the Zoo Cast. Reptilia offers free admission for infants ages 0 to 2. Reptilia Zoo Vaughan also contains 20-foot-long (6.1 m) pythons, anacondas, poison dart frogs, rattlesnakes, crocodiles, and more. Reptilia provides curriculum compliant educational programs from kindergarten to grade 12, along with specialized post secondary programs for first responders, educators, animal control officers, and veterinarians. The educational fun does not stop in school either, with daily admission available, feed or photo with a reptile upgrades, Birthday parties, event rentals and more available at Canada's largest indoor reptile zoo and rescue.”

“Boyd Conservation Park is a great place for visitors to enjoy nature and spend time with family and friends. Surrounded by tall trees and the Humber River Valley, the park offers a peaceful setting away from busy city life. Visitors can explore forest trails, walk along the river, enjoy open green spaces, and have picnics or barbecues. The park is also suitable for family gatherings and large group outings. During the summer, Boyd Conservation Park welcomes day camps and childcare groups looking for outdoor activities and opportunities to explore nature. The park provides shaded areas, picnic shelters for meals and snacks, open fields for sports and games, and plenty of washrooms for visitors. In the fall, the park also hosts several cross-country running events. With its natural surroundings and family-friendly facilities, Boyd Conservation Park offers a relaxing place for outdoor recreation, picnics, sports, and group activities throughout the year.”