Webster Falls (Reservations Required)

Name: Webster Falls (Reservations Required)
Address: Harvest Rd, Dundas, ON L9H 4W2, Canada, H, Canada

4.2/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Webster Falls (Reservations Required)

Address :	Harvest Rd, Dundas, ON L9H 4W2, Canada
Phone :	📞 +98
Categories :	Tourist attraction , Nature preserve , Ecological park , National park ,
City :	H
Description :	Picturesque waterfall located along Spencer Creek the in Spencer Gorge Conservation Area.

Best Ecological park in Canada

J	James Goodwin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Three years ago a girl and I met here for a walk & picnic, and what became our second meeting and a magical date that set the stage toward marriage. It was warm & sunny that previous day. This time cool & strong breezes. This time the water was high the streams running full and the falls robust, possibly prettier. This time, it was nice to see all our fellow park patrons staying on the paths, instead of freewheeling however & wherever they choose - I think the edges of the embankment were in better condition due to us visitors taking better care of this popular natural attraction.
D	Dale Henry on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very disappointing! They have put fencing up to the point where there is no view of the beautiful falls. On top of the overpriced entrance fee, it is an ordeal to find parking. Please look for other options on a beautiful day….it will save you from this disappointment.
V	Victor Wong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Webster Falls is a great place to take in fall colours. We arrived here on a week and in the end of October and it was very crowded. Most people had to take a shuttle bus to the Falls because there was no parking at the falls on the weekend. The shuttle bus starts at Christie lake and goes to done Dundas peek before heading to Webster Falls. We chose to walk from Christie lake to Webster Falls instead. This was an extremely long hike and I would not recommend it. Instead, take the shuttle bus. It is much faster and you can always walk back. The falls are very beautiful and you can observe it from multiple angles on both sides. There are fences that prevent people from climbing too close to the falls, but people routine the go around the fences to take the photos. Yes, it can be quite dangerous because it is a very steep fall. There is also a neighbouring park around the Falls so you can stay there for quite a while. Overall, I would recommend this as part of a day trip to Dundas Peak. Very nice location to have a picnic and photos.
K	Ken Ross on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very pretty falls, can be very crowded, have to park away from site and shuttle bus in
H	Harvey Daneluk on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Magnificent Waterfalls. Place was awesome for decades until about 10 years ago. Free access (it is part of the Bruce trail after all), trails to Tews and the Dundas peak, stairs to the bottom of the gorge, two road access. 2011 prices for admission and parking started and have gone up ever since. 2016 trails were closed, stairs to the gorge were removed as a "safety concern" and would be "replaced as a priority". For the amount they charge now $10 parking and $5 per person there should be a golden staircase in place by now. Dogs no longer permitted. What a joke?? Now you need reservations and there is a shuttle bus to see beauty in your own city. Way to ruin a once natural beauty spot, fence it off, kick out the pets and charge outrageous prices. Revenue with no accessibility - shame on HCA - atrocious.
R	Ramy Saboungui on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great spot to spend the day enjoying the sun and water. It's truly a beautiful place to see! Not as big as Niagara but just as beautiful. NOTE: same parking ticket allows you access to the Tews Falls as well. It's a 3 minute drive from here.
F	Fawn Schroeder (Monstercrewreview) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a great spot for a picnic and some quiet time. BEAUTIFUL Falls that can be accessed by a quaint walk through Spencer's Adventure trail. You will see and hear many natural elements. Walk along to the look off, go over a stone bridge experience nature at its best!! Parking is an issue but you will find it eventually. We had to pay 15.00 through the city parking and you need an credit card. So make sure you are out for a while to get your monies worth!! There are no barbque spots but a simple picnic is doable.
R	Rav B on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice spot to check out fall views and the waterfall was quite pleasant too. Not much to do walking wise so once you’ve seen the fall that’s pretty much it. No access to Dundas Peak even though they are close by. Could be better priced as $30 for 2 adults is too high, also website to book is confusing. Overall, nice experience but would return if prices were lower.