Amazing views of the Niagara River, playground for children. Lots of room for families and events. Groups can bring bbq to cook 😋. Lots of history to explore and learn. Lots of areas to explore. Great trails of all levels for different groups - seniors, disabled, families with small children.

Start of the ever so long Bruce Trail! Who would of known!? Perfect for some rest and relaxation in the park. On a bike trip or a hike. Plenty of open space for picnics and trees for shade. Parking is metered be sure to pay. Gotta check out Brock monument and wander around a bit. Had a fenced in dog park too. But the views here are amazing down the lake.

I have to make a special trip to come back again . I went to this park yesterday because we joined a day trip tour to the Niagara-on-the-Lake and we were there to have lunch at the restaurant. Only have time to take a few photos of the Brock's Monument, didn't have time to see the whole park. I can see good children playground, beautiful flowers and trees, over looking the Niagara River . Should be very beautiful in the Falls.

A nice well maintained park with a view of the Niagara River. Place is peaceful during my visit. Restaurants and food park are closed this time of the month but will be open during summer and peak season.

Nice place to stop and enjoy the view. You can take beautiful pictures and relax. At the entrance to this historic Park you will be greeted by carpet bedding displays, along with formalized annual bedding schemes that surround both the Brock and Laura Secord Monuments. Nestled high atop the Niagara Escarpment, this is the birthplace of Niagara Falls - garden and nature lovers, hikers and picnickers have used this park for generations. Facilities include two picnic pavilions, washrooms, children's splash pad, tennis courts, a band shell, snack bar, children's playground and fine dining at Queenston Heights Restaurant with its award-winning VQA wine cellar. Queenston Heights Park is also a terminus point of the Bruce Trail, which winds it way northward over several hundred kilometers to Tobermory. This trail passes through the Niagara Escarpment, which has been recognized as a world biosphere by U.N.E.S.C.O. Parks Canada oversees the operation of Brock's Monument and also has a walking tour of the historic sites associated with this important battleground.

It's very nice to come here and take a little stroll, de-stress by the sorroundings (trees, flowers and the view of the lake). I enjoy visiting this place.

Spectacular view. Amazing well maintained park. Rich in history and quiet. You would fall in love visiting this place. It was wintertime during my last visit and the view of the Niagara river is wonderful its more clearer view than summertime🥰 Not crowded. Its a very relaxing place. Its uniquely beautiful in every season 🥰

Amazing park to have a great time with your family. There is one small museum as well. Close to Niagara falls so visit it when you are near by.

Perfect for a BBQ or a picnic. Just bring your own charcoal and food. They can accommodate events of small and large. Clean public washrooms. Wonderful historical and casual walking or running. Plenty of park space to play sports. It is paid parking but it is at a fair price.

Queenston Heights Park in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, is a breathtaking gem. Its lush greenery, historic significance, and stunning views of the Niagara River and surrounding landscapes make it a must-visit destination. The park's beautifully maintained trails and picnic areas provide a perfect setting for a day outdoors with family and friends. Don't miss the Brock Monument, paying homage to Major General Sir Isaac Brock, adding a touch of history to this already picturesque spot. Whether you're a nature lover or history enthusiast, Queenston Heights Park offers an unforgettable experience.

I've been to Niagara many times but have never come here. It's a very important site in Canadian history. There are pictograms to explain the significant battles and installations to commemorate the important role indigenous forces played in Canada's history. There Are bathrooms and gift shops available.

Great view from on top of the hill, but if you go down the trail there is an even better view. It was busy and no one had a mask on which was concerning, but you are able to park and see the view without getting out of your car if you want.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park for recreation and walks. Beautiful panoramic views of the Niagara River. I recommend. (Original) Гарний парк, для відпочинку і прогулянок. Гарні панорамні краєвиди на річку Ніагара. Рекомендую.

A very historic and strangely beautiful beast of a monument. It looks gaudy however as you start to feel and understand the piece of our history it represents, you just get it. Big bold and ugly but a wonderful statement for an understated battle. And hey, some dudes ashes are buried under there. You will have to visit it to find out who. Enjoy the view but stay for the peace we enjoy because of it.

A large, beautiful park located at a high point of the escarpment. The views from the monument are absolutely amazing and the wooded paths provide a peaceful stroll. This is also the head of the Bruce Trail.

Very impressive location. A spacious park with lots of amenities, views, & educational opportunities. Loved the reconciliation display with the Six Nations exhibit. We had a great picnic on our visit, too.

Nice park for the stroll or a stop before or after crossing the US Canada border. Not too many picnic areas but some great views and a beautiful monument dedicated to the war of 1812. Washroom are very clean and well equipped but they lock them quite early (around 4pm) or at least when we were there.

Queenstown Heights Park was beautiful this time of year! The Sir Issac Brock tower was accessible to enter. Except the stairwell. Glad to have made the trip.

It is a good park for a nice walk. Sometimes you can catch a wedding party. A good spot to have a picnic with family.

We went on a beautiful walk through the park to stretch our legs from a long drive. Great park, easy parking, washrooms etc. Definitely worth the stop. It had a restaurant on site as well just not sure the hours as it was closed Monday afternoon when we stopped.

Excellent park full of history, great views and access to the Bruce Trail. There is also a season restaurant located within the park. Well maintained and cared for by the city with trails that lead off the property and down to the Niagara River. There are lots of options whether it be a walk, family bbq or some relaxation in nature. There is plenty of parking on site however it is not free.

We recently stopped in to visit the Queenston Heights Park in Niagara on the Lake. It has beautiful views of the Niagara River. Also features a monument dedicated to Sir Issac Brock. It has small plaques that teaches you small bits of History of the war of 1812 and Sir Issac Brock. Great place to take a nice walk, learn some Canadian history and even have a small picnic with your family. There’s outdoor washrooms on site and it does have paid parking. Beautiful park!

Absolutely beautiful park with great views. Picnic tables, good parking, and lots of stuff for the kids. It's also the southern end of the Bruce Trail. If you get a chance to climb Brock's Monument, do it!

Queenston Heights Park is a stunning and historically significant park located in Queenston, Ontario, Canada. Known for its picturesque setting, rich history, and breathtaking views, the park offers visitors a memorable experience. One of the standout features of Queenston Heights Park is its natural beauty. Situated along the Niagara Escarpment, the park boasts lush greenery, well-manicured lawns, and vibrant flower gardens. The towering trees provide ample shade, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The park's location near the Niagara River adds to its charm, offering visitors the chance to enjoy scenic views of the water. History enthusiasts will be delighted by the park's historical significance. Queenston Heights was a significant battleground during the War of 1812, and the park pays tribute to this important chapter in Canadian history. The Brock Monument, a majestic 56-meter tall column dedicated to Major General Sir Isaac Brock, stands as a prominent landmark in the park. Visitors can climb to the top of the monument for a panoramic view of the surrounding area, including the Niagara River and the United States. In addition to its natural beauty and historical significance, Queenston Heights Park provides several amenities for visitors. The park features well-maintained walking trails, picnic areas, and ample parking. There is a restaurant on-site, the Queenston Heights Restaurant, where visitors can enjoy a meal with a view. The park is also a popular venue for weddings and events, with its picturesque setting providing a memorable backdrop for special occasions. The park's staff is known for being friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful, providing visitors with information about the park's history and amenities. They are often available to answer questions and ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors. One thing to note is that the park can get quite busy, especially during peak tourist seasons. It's advisable to visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowds and enjoy a more tranquil experience. Overall, Queenston Heights Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat. Its combination of natural beauty, historical significance, and well-maintained amenities make it a gem in the Niagara region.

We stopped here on your way to the falls. It was a beautiful fall say and was nice to 2alk about and learn of our heritage.

Nothing special.... Just a standing monument.. but the view of Niagara river is awesome from here.... We missed the view due to the weather conditions, then also it was a nice view with all the clouds and dense fog! Seemed to be a white rover of clouds floating in a valley ..

A fantastic view from the heights. Lots of parking, but its a bit expensive (5 per hour). Bruce trail starts here.

Nice park with accessible features and parking. The Brock memorial monument is open during the summer and for a nominal fee allows you to climb the 250 steps to the top. It’s quite a view.

Very nice park to spend an hour or so walking and enjoying the pieceful atmosphere there. It has an amazing view on the Niagara River.

A significant piece of History .. The Brock Monument stands watch. This is a testament to our long friendship with our neighbours to the south who tried to invade us once..and lost. Scouts from both sides of the now undefended 8900 km Canada-US border commemorate this each September by reenacting key battles of the War of 1812. The Scouts Brigade of Fort George (SBFG) campaign takes place on the grounds of Historic Fort George in Niagara on the Lake.

Great walk, great history, and fantastic new updates! Great park to go for a picnic and run around with the kids as well!

Nice park. Quiet but you have to pay for parking

Well kept park but the parking meters didn't work which is the reason for the 4 star rating. Tried multiple times on 2 different units with different cards to no avail. I have used the same ones at other locations like the Glen and Dufferin Islands without issues. Ended up downloading the flowbird app. I had to zoom out to find the map marker for that location since searching the location ID didn't yield results. Bathrooms were clean/operational which in the current Covid climate was a relief since a lot of places they're off limits. Beautiful view and trail.

Queenston Heighrs is a great place to park and go for a bike ride. Parking is ~about a $1/hr.

Nice and quiet over the family day weekend. Good place for sure during summer. We still saw families enjoying the snow. Washrooms were working as well, becomes a big deal when you are around and have a 4 month baby with you.

Beautiful park very nice views, perfect spot to take a walk, ride a bike or have a picnic!

Very large park with good sized bathrooms. The Bruce Trail km zero starts in this park!

Amazing view of the Niagara River where you can see both Canada and the US. Very well maintained and lots of great space to picnic with the family

This is a location that takes full advantage of its perch atop the Niagara escarpment. Your eyes feast on the view of the river swirling towards lake Ontario and, on a very clear day, the Toronto skyline. I hesitate to share information about this prize venue as tourist can over-run gems. We've enjoyed Brunch here for over a decade. Sunday was exceptional again. Chef Bill chooses to delight with a menu that adds elevation to selections that are delicious. There's a legacy of serving the region's families that demands quality and culinary creativity. The team exceeds expectations. If you are so fortunate, Marie's passion for service may help you relax and enjoy being taken care of by a professional who also rises above. Food, service, and view. Savour Niagara here.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to be with the family (Original) Un bello lugar para estar con la familia

Nice park for relaxing and you get to know the Brock monument history.

Great playground

Been to Niagara falls many times but never knew the surrounding areas had so much historical significance and true beauty. Would include this park in my future trips to the falls.

Very scenic

Love this place. I always picture myself standing in the middle of the battle of 1812 watching in awe as men are falling! Respect!

Love it, Very quite and beautiful park,

Calming clean and kids friendly

Great park ?

Lots of open area for picnics and/or family gatherings. Inexpensive parking.

Amazing place

Excellent location for family gathering and outside parties.

Wonderful

Gorgeous

Loved the trail next to the park.

It is a beautiful place to visit

(Translated by Google) The park can see the lake view, there is an 8 km trail next to it for running, hiking, walking dogs, sitting on the grass for a picnic, and many parking locations. There are a lot of trees in the Trail to shade, and it will not be too dry when walking. It is relatively easy. (Original) 公园可以看到湖景，旁边有一个8公里的trail可以跑步，hiking，遛狗，还可以坐在草地上野餐，parking位置很多。Trail很多树木遮阳，走起来也不会太晒，比较easy，但是trail没啥风景看，一般般. 我来跑了一次就不会再想来跑了.

This is a gorgeous park maintained by the Niagara Parks Commission. Public washrooms, walking paths, tennis courts, restaurant, bandstand, snack park, wading pool, lots of space to spread out in the shade for a picnic. All in all a great place to spend a day. Bring a frisbee, soccer balls or football to throw around or a bike to get around the area.

Really hidden well maintained park that’s close to the fun activities if Niagara Falls. Great place to have picnic or bbq with your family and friends. Some hidden trails that also take you to Niagara on the Lake if your willing to make the 4K trek. It’s a must visit park during the summer.

Niagara residents shouldn't have to pay to go up the Brock Monument.

Nice place

Beautiful as always

So beautiful and historical perfect for a bbq

Oustanding park

This is a really wonderful nature and historical place to visit if you are on this side of Niagara falls.

It's a great place to bike in, although it was a little difficult for me to get over some of the tiny hills.

Nice

Great place for a relaxing moment

Lively and lovely place to go and visit. Must watch for the scenic beauty

Beautiful park when maintained, however with the pandemic the grass hasn't been cut the patm seems to be over run by skunks be alert & be careful.

Good place to bring kids, and don't forget to tell the history of this place to kids

Good amount of parking. Rich with history along with some fantastic views of the Niagara river.

Beautiful view of the Niagara river. Large old trees in a well kept park. Brock Monument is a must see close up.

My dog loves the place. So obviously we love the place too :-)

Lovely view of the lake. Great place for a picnic. Beginning of Niagara Escarpment. Brock Monument.

Great place to enjoy nature!

Photogenic on a warm fall day. Glad to see new plaques honouring black troops 1812. Sorry we can't climb Brock monument any more!!

A beautiful park to picnic. Restrooms are functional. A nice look out too.

A great walk

This is a nice place for a walk, featuring grandiose monument to Major General Sir Isaac Brock. The head of the Bruce Trail, 890km long hiking trail is located here. We were here in the winter time and it was reasonably clean for icy conditions. Queenston Heights was the site of the War of 1812 Battle of Queenston Heights, where Major-General Sir Isaac Brock was killed in action in the defence of Upper Canada (now Ontario). The Queenston Heights is a geographical feature of the Niagara Escarpment immediately above the village of Queenston, Ontario. Its geography is a promontory formed where the escarpment is divided by the Niagara River. The promontory forms a cliff face of approximately 100 m (approximately 300 ft).

Queenston Heights is a great park with lots to see. It's a great place to take the family to enjoy walking and running There's a great view of the lake from high atop the escarpment. They have excellent public facilities as well. The place is not crowded so best to go during this period of time.

Hiking is good

I enjoy the mystic surrounding this park. It is a great park to enjoy running, walking, stargazing, and so on. It has a couple of trails, and the best it is the beginning of the Bruce trail that ends in Tobermory. It has public facilities, and it is not particularly crowded. I simply love it.

Overcast but peaceful

Great hikes and woodland adventures

Nice place to start a hike.

Beautiful park during every season! Also had a nice forest trail too!

Nice place to visit

Beautiful in the winter - some paths cleared for walking, and public washrooms open daily 9-4 (& during covid shutdowns)

A picture perfect spot for all seasons.

We love Queenston Heights Park. Good mix of paths and grassy areas.

A must visit place

Beau park great for a walk and some pics

Beautiful place for a walk hike,family picnic or take many pictures.

Very nice clean place

Peaceful place to visit.

So beautiful to ride on a bike through here!!

Love niagara

Great experience for the family Unbelievable views of the magnificent Niagara River

Nice park

Great spot to stop for a break if cycling or walking from Niagara on the Lake to Niagara Falls. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed for COVID19 😕

Beautiful....

Gorgeous!

Magnificent! Breath taking views.

One the most beautiful places I've been to, especially during autumn with all this beautiful magnificent colours. Perfect place for photoshots.

Beautiful

Well treed park with lots of open space on a high knoll overlooking the Niagara River.

Pretty spot along the river. A great place to escape the world.

Great place to visit while you area here.

Absolutely beautiful spot!

Just a incredibly beautiful and scenic part of the world with lots of history

Great views

Very scenic park with amazing views, surprised by the sheer size of Brock's monument. Very lively park, and lots to take in.

I loved this park Know that it is Paid parking 2.5$ per hour Lots of space to BBQ and has a tennis court and kids playground Has the memorial statue and some very cool views of Niagara on the Lake

Enveloping trees and foliage - calming to walk around. Steeped in history with amazing First Nations monument are.

You'll need to get there early on the weekends if you want a picnic table because too many people know how decent a spot this is! Washrooms are fine, though they can be a journey if you're at the edge of the park.

It's was a beautiful drive!! There is a parking spot on opp queen heights park from where you get a beautiful view worth capturing!!

Beautiful park for relaxing with your family. You will see a lot of wedding photographers there on the steps. Parking $.

Beautiful tourist park. Monument is wonderful, view of Niagara on the Lake is awesome. Perfect place for a picnic or family event. Unfortunately the little shop isn't open and the splash pad doesn't open until July... But it also looks like they might not even open it this year?! I've never been to the restaurant but I have heard good things.

I love the boat ramp here. It's not overly busy, most patrons are respectful. The best part however it's the view and the water. If you like jetskiing, you will love the crazy rapids.

The park is beautiful and is equal parts open field and forest. There are 2 pavilions that can be rented, but people also brought lawn chairs / picnic blankets to the park. The trails are all paved and the bathrooms were clean. It was great to both learn about history (Brock Monument and other displays) and to have the space to appreciate to appreciate nature and family.

I absolutely love Queenston Heights Park, it's absolutely beautiful. Everything from magnificent varieties of huge trees, to the wonderful gardens, playground, camp areas, and access to the Bruce Trail. If you should come on weekends during the summer, be sure to check out the Sir Isaac Brock monument, 234 steps to the top and you'll have the best view anywhere around of the entire area as well as the Niagara river. I'm still giving 5-stars as I absolutely love this park, but I'm really disappointed with the paid parking system that's come into place the last number of years, it's rather disappointing. However, it's a beautiful park and the maintenance is well taken care of.

Queenston Heights Park is a historic park that sits on top of the Niagara Escarpment at the south end of Niagara-On-The-Lake. This is the site of the Battle of Queenston Heights during the war of 1812. The Park is beautiful and is characterized by huge trees and large maintained grass areas. There are 2 huge picnic pavilions, tennis courts, a splash pad, an amphitheater, washrooms, a children's playground, picnic tables, a general store, and many gardens and trails both paved and natural. This park is also home to the Landscape of Nations memorial, and the Brock monument and tower. Also on site is the Queenston Heights restaurant which features fine dining. The park also contains the southern terminus of the Bruce Trail. Whether you're looking for the perfect spot for a family picnic, a hike through beautiful natural landscapes, or to step back in time and visit the historic monuments, this is the place. Weekends in the summer on fair weather days can be busy for picnics. There is lots of paid on-site parking. Picnic pavilions and BBQs must be reserved in advance (check the Niagara Parks website for pricing and availability as well as restrictions during covid 19).

We took the most fantastic walk around the Brock Monument today! It is definitely kept well clean for a spring day. I would recommend for all ages as their is a playground close by for kids and monuments of one of the greatest victorious battles of Canada to read and discover!

The restaurant at Queenston Heights Park is a wonderful place to enjoy a delicious meal with a stunning view of the Niagara River and the local vineyards. We went for their award-winning Sunday brunch with a variety of dishes to suit every taste. The service is friendly and attentive, and the ambiance is cozy and elegant. The restaurant is located in a historic building that dates back to 1900, surrounded by beautiful parkland and trails. It is a great spot to celebrate a special occasion or just relax and enjoy the scenery.

A great place to visit for a walk and some fresh air during any season, at any time of the day!!! Amazing views, and you can get a history lesson!!! Really observe and take in the Column and the statues. There is also a First Nations Monument on site. Bathrooms are usually clean... Please respect the public space and clean up after yourselves.... If you can, leave it better than you found it!!!!

It is one of the most beautiful places at the Niagara Region. Beautiful in the spring with cherry blossoms all around