Six Nations Tourism - Ohsweken, Ontario

Six Nations Tourism

Le Six Nations Tourism est un office de tourisme situé à Ohsweken, en Ontario, Canada. Il offre un accès facile et une expérience enrichissante aux visiteurs souhaitant explorer et apprécier les sites historiques, culturels et naturels des Premières Nations. Avec une variété d'activités et de services, Six Nations Tourism est un point de départ idéal pour les voyageurs à la recherche d'un aperçu authentique de la richesse des Premières Nations.

Adresse et coordonnées

L'office de tourisme Six Nations est facilement accessible à l'adresse suivante :
1037 Brant County Hwy 54, Ohsweken, ON N3W 2G9, Canada.

Téléphone :5197585444

Site web :sixnationstourism.ca

Spécialités et services

• Location de canoës, de kayaks et de bateaux
• Lancement de bateaux
• Camping
• Maison de pique-nique couverte
• Locations de cabanes en rondin

Accès et commodités

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes
• Adapté aux enfants

En outre, l'office de tourisme est facilement accessible en voiture, et dispose de places de parking adaptées aux personnes handicapées.

À propos des avis

Six Nations Tourism a reçu un total de 71 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 4,5 sur 5 étoiles. Les avis indiquent que l'office de tourisme est un endroit agréable à visiter, avec une variété d'activités et de services adaptés à toutes les âges. Les visiteurs apprécient également la gentillesse du personnel et trouvent l'expérience enrichissante et éducative.

Testimoniaux

Un visiteur a relaté une expérience positive en louant une cabine sur le site, louant également le service exceptionnel de la personne au bureau, Branda, qui a été décrite comme étant la bienvenue et très serviable. Un autre visiteur a mentionné l'emplacement pittoresque de l'office de tourisme et apprécié les activités offertes sur place.

👍 Avis de Six Nations Tourism

Dean S.

5/5

Open all year round. Canoes, kayak rentals and boat launch. Not safe to swim in some area's. Camping, large covered picnic house for family gathering and many different log cabin sizes to rent. Some are mini log cabins with a queen size Murphy bed. Rates have no taxes. On the Rez.

Mike W.

5/5

Branda was the sweetest front desk lady you’ll ever meet, had a great experience visiting and I’ll definitely come back again!

Maria L.

5/5

Beautiful area to visit for a day trip - I drove down on a Sunday in late August from Kitchener. Amazing scenery and interesting spots to visit. Visited the Iroqrafts Gift Store at 1880 Tuscarora Rd in Ohsweken. Walked around the Chiefwoods Park and Museum and learned the story of Pauline Johnson. Rich in history and nature!

Mark H.

5/5

Great experience , educational and fun thanks Jodie..

Big C. C. (.

5/5

Went to the Nathan's HotDog trailer in Cheifswood Park. The best 12 " hot dog I have had. Fries done crispy and tasty. Recommend stopping and trying this out . Can't say enough about how good it was.

joseph W.

3/5

Real case happened In 2021 Summer we had five families went there for vacation, the river is not save for canoes activities, it was easy to capsize, due to a lot of speedy boat running in the river, one of my family got the accident on that trip, fortunately, they all wear the life jacket, and my canoe just beside them, so can help them how to escape! But it was very very danger if you don't know how to rescue！
The camp site do not care about that, they just ask you to sign the waiver, so before you rent it, you have to ensure how to control and make you and your friends save!

Lori M.

4/5

The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Fully accessible. The guide was open to my potentially insensitive questions as I was there to learn. For example, the term 'tribe' is an American word not preferred in Canada, which is Nation.
I wanted information about a pow wow and am looking forward to attending this summer.
The one thing I was surprised by is the lack of a significant gift shop.

Renate A.

2/5

Unfortunately we were coming from Jarvis going to Ancaster for the 1st time the day after the snowstorm. Hwy 6 was still closed in Caledonia due to protest so we were given instruction to go to 4th line from hwy 6, turn left, go thru reservation, turn right which would take is to Ancaster fair grounds. Got the 4th line no probs then got lost for the next 1 1/2 hr. Road signage non existing, dark, there was nothing open to ask for directions even though is was only 10:30 pm. Needs clear intersection signs!!