Caledon Hills

Offers both outdoor seating covered and uncovered, and indoor seating as well. Very expensive to take a family as no kids menu is offered, the food was good, but if you have a budget, have a cold beer, a light snack enjoy the patio and enjoy the Caledon fresh air, if you have the money to spend the food was very good and staff was good as well.

I really like this place! Problem is that it is never open when I get there! I have attempted to go there three times only for it to be closed. Very disappointing. Today I went there at 12. I had called on Saturday and she said she would be there until 5 on monday. It was closed! There was a sign on the door. Dont think they have been paying their rent. I went there at 4pm last Wednesday. Closed again! I live in Bolton and drive to Caledon East. Takes me 15 minutes maybe. I have been there a total of 3 times prior to this. I really enjoyed the gluten free baked goods. That's why I have attempted all these times! Do yourself a favor and call before you go!

I was looking to have breakfast in this hamlet and was directed to this cafe. Not only was it quaint, it was also very tastefully decorated and super clean. The food is a reflection of the place and the service of the people who work there. The owners' photographic artwork is displayed around the cafe. She must love Africa because her work reflects it. She even had a picture of Elephants taken in Chobe, Botswana, which is my original home of residence. I will definitely be back for the food and the artwork.

We started from Meadow trail and changed to Dominion trail nearby the bridge. At the end of Dominion trail, we climbed up the mountain from the dedicated wood stairs through Bruce Trail . We finally crossed the mountain and went on Trans Canada trail. All these trails are connected as a triangle shape loop. The total distance is 8km to 9km. We were almost exhausted but had a lot of fun.

This is a fantastic spot for a hike with friends. I would consider the difficulty level of this hike to be moderate. We covered a distance of 9 kilometers, marking it as our first hike of 2023. It is easily accessible via the DVP, with admission fees around $8.50. Be sure not to overlook the waterfall - it is a must-see. We greatly appreciated the tranquility, the sound of birds chirping, and the beauty of the waterfall. The varying elevations and the lovely Credit River added to our enjoyment. The temperature during our hike was a pleasant 28 degrees Celsius. Keep in mind that the trail can be confusing, so plan your route carefully before setting out.