Queenston Heights National Historic Site in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

Canada Ontario Niagara-on-the-LakeQueenston Heights National Historic Site

Queenston Heights National Historic Site

14184 Niagara River Pkwy, Queenston, ON L0S 1L0, Canada

4.7(31)

Open until 12:00 AM

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Dan TheriaultDan Theriault

The Battle of Queenston Heights was fought on 13 October 1812. This is where the Commander of British Forces in North America, Major General Isaac Brock, fell. You can climb the 235 steps to the top of the monument built here in his honour, if you are so inclined. Be sure to visit the small museum located on the beautifully manicured grounds. If you are lucky, there may be a battle reenactment on when you visit.

saima kabirsaima kabir

Queenston heights is a hidden gem of niagar fall. The monuments here remind us of history and war of 1812 .Great place for history lovers and hikers too. This park has a beautiful view of niagra river.A mix of hikking trail and stairs goes all the way down. Lots of accessible and regular parking is available. The washrooms are clean. This family friendly park is worth a visit.

Y LY L

Lovely and quiet place to visit when you want to get away from the noise and crowds at Niagara Falls. You can spend several hours here enjoying the scenery and glazing down onto the river. It’s quite relaxing when your head and soul needs a break.

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Reviews of Queenston Heights National Historic Site

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5.0

Awesome! Great place to learn about Canadian history and the war of 1812. Brock's memorial is typically open but we went during a time when it wasn't which was fine. The "self guided tour" of different historical areas was hard to navigate and confusing. Had you going across a highway which I found unsafe and most of the paths weren't marked or cleared very well. Regardless a great place for a...