25 Awesome Things to Do in Niagara Falls in Spring
Spring is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate the season of new beginnings than with a trip to Niagara Falls?
In fact, Spring is one of my favourite times to visit Niagara Falls. It has practically become a family tradition!
Not only is the weather ideal, but the crowds are considerably smaller.
And because I am just a sucker for tulips, this is one of the best places for us to visit. It’s not too far from Toronto, and I get to spend the day enjoying the spring blooms.
Besides, there are a ton of awesome things to do in Niagara Falls in Spring.
Want to learn more? Then let’s get started!
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Things to Do in Niagara Falls in Spring
There are so many incredible things to do in Niagara Falls in spring.
With the weather getting warmer, and many of the outdoor attractions opening up for the season, you will have plenty of activities to choose from to fill up your Niagara Falls itinerary.
1. Witness the Power of Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls is a photographer’s dream in any season, but spring brings something special.
With higher water levels, the falls are at their fullest and most powerful, making for incredible views.
The best way to take it all in? Stand right at the brink.
Watching the rushing water cascade over the edge is an unforgettable experience. The sheer power of the falls is something you have to see for yourself.
While standing at the brink, I always seem to think about all the people who have tried to go over the Falls in a variety of vessels (mostly barrels).
What were they thinking!!??
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2. Be Amazed by the Nightly Illumination Show
Since 1925, Niagara Falls becomes a masterpiece of light every evening of the year.
And it doesn’t matter what time of the year you are seeing the illuminations, the Falls always look gorgeous.
Using energy-efficient LED lighting technology, thousands of lights placed in various locations combine to produce an unparalleled light show.
The American and Canadian Horseshoe Falls are transformed into an amazing display of vivid colours that shift continuously.
We love the fact that custom colours are used to mark significant dates and to show support for a variety of charitable causes.
Spring Illumination Hours:
- March 12 – March 31: 7:30 PM – 2 AM
- April 1 – May 14: 8:00 PM – 2 AM
- May 15 – July 31: 8:30 PM – 2 AM
Of course, if you want prime viewing of the light show, consider upgrading your hotel stay to a Falls view room.
The extra cost is definitely worth it when you can see the gorgeous lights while staying warm and dry in your room.
💦 You can find the full Nightly Illumination Schedule here.
3. Take a Journey Behind the Falls
Although many popular Niagara Falls attractions may still be closed in early spring, Journey Behind the Falls is open all year round.
This attraction provides a pretty unique perspective of Niagara Falls.
Journey Behind the Falls takes you up close and behind the scenes of this thundering curtain of water.
First, you will take a journey 125 feet down to the 130-year-old tunnels. Here, you can take a peek at the Horseshoe Falls from underneath.
Next, you will have the opportunity to head outdoors onto the viewing platform. This is a really up-close view of the falls!
It’s a good thing the admission price includes a poncho! You will more than likely get a little wet!
You will definitely want to be extra careful with any electronics or cameras that are not waterproof.
During the spring, you can get a completely unique view of these magnificent falls, without the usual crowds!
🎟️ You can book your tickets for Journey Behind the Falls here.
4. Get Your Heart Racing at Niagara Zipline To The Falls
If you’re up for a bit of adrenaline, this is an experience you won’t forget. We love to zipline, so this was definitely a bucket list item for us.
Spring is a great time to try it, too—fewer crowds mean shorter wait times.
It all starts at the launch deck, 67 meters (220 feet) above the ground. From up there, you get an incredible view of the falls before the real thrill begins.
Once you’re strapped in, you’ll take off on one of four parallel ziplines, soaring 670 meters (2,200 feet) down toward the Niagara River.
With speeds reaching over 70 kph (40+ mph), the rush is unreal.
🎟️ Book your tickets to the Niagara Zipline To The Falls here.
5. Admire the Daffodils and Tulips Along the Niagara River
If you’re a nature lover and appreciate a good view, then make sure to add a stroll along the Niagara River to your must-do list this spring.
This area has become known as the Daffodil Capital of North America for a reason.
With over one million daffodils blooming every year, it’s truly a sight to behold.
As if that wasn’t enough, each year an additional 30,000 daffodils are added to the already impressive Niagara Parks gardens.
But wait, there’s more! You can even find daffodils along the edge of the Niagara River at the brink of the Falls.
Much as daffodils are nice, my favourite flower is the tulip. And Niagara Falls has plenty of those as well!
April (ish) is when thousands of colourful tulips begin blooming in and around the Niagara Falls area.
It’s worth noting that each year, an impressive 40,000 new tulip bulbs are planted in, so you can expect the views to keep getting better and better.
6. Get a Bird’s Eye View with a Helicopter Tour of Niagara Falls
If you’re looking for a unique perspective on Niagara Falls, why not try a guided helicopter tour? It’s a fantastic way to see the area from above and get some pretty epic views!
As you soar over the Niagara Region, you’ll be treated to some seriously awe-inspiring sights. Plus, you get to enjoy the ride in one of the quietest helicopters out there.
And if you’re lucky enough to catch a clear day, you’ll even be able to spot Toronto to the North and the shores of Lake Erie to the South.
Oh, and don’t forget your camera – the views are absolutely incredible!
Just remember, tours are weather-dependent, so make sure to be flexible with your plans.
The tours typically last between 7 and 20 minutes, so they are easy to fit into your itinerary.
🚁 You can book your Helicopter Tour of Niagara Falls here.
7. See the Falls Up Close on a Hornblower Cruise
If you’re visiting Niagara Falls in the spring, you have to take a ride on the Hornblower Cruise.
The boat takes you right into the basin, where you can feel the mist on your face and hear the thunder of the falls all around you.
The closer you get, the more you realize just how powerful the water really is.
And the best part? The views from the river are incredible. Seeing the falls from below gives you a whole new perspective.
If you’re worried about getting wet, don’t be – they provide ponchos to keep you dry (although you may still get a little wet, that’s half the fun!).
The cruise typically lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, giving you plenty of time to take in the sights and snap some Insta-worthy photos.
🛥️ You can book your Hornblower Cruise here.
8. Have Some Fun at Clifton Hill
Clifton Hill is the center of Niagara’s entertainment district.
Packed with bright lights and over-the-top attractions, this is truly where tacky tourism comes to life!
Clifton Hill is also home to a mix of fun houses, arcades, haunted houses, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
Basically everything that you need for a classic tourist experience.
And,there’s something for all ages. So whether you’re into go-karts, mini-golf, the Movieland Wax Museum, or the massive Midway, you won’t run out of things to do.
Keep in mind that even during the less busy shoulder season, finding parking on Clifton Hill will be next to impossible.
Instead, your best bet is to head to the large public parking lot just beyond the SkyWheel. It’s only about a 5-minute walk to Clifton Hill from there.
9. See Jaw-Dropping Views From the Niagara SkyWheel
Looking for a unique way to check out Niagara Falls? Look no further than the Niagara SkyWheel!
This massive observation wheel takes you up to a whopping 53 meters (175 feet) in the air.
You’ll be treated to some seriously incredible panoramic views of the falls, as well as the surrounding areas like Clifton Hill, the Niagara River, and Niagara Parks.
And if you think the views are great during the day, just wait until you see them at night.
The Niagara SkyWheel features climate-controlled gondolas that are perfect for taking in the gorgeous illumination of the falls.
A great way to take a break from sightseeing. You can listen to the recording that talks about the landmarks in the area, while you relax for the 10-minute duration of the ride.
The Niagara SkyWheel is located at the top of Clifton Hill and is open 365 days a year. Hours are 10:00 AM to midnight or 1:00 AM, depending on the season.
🎡 You can book your tickets to the Niagara SkyWheel here.
10. Learn Some Interesting Facts at Ripley’s Believe It or Not Odditorium
Located on Clifton Hill, Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum was established in 1964. Inside, the Odditorium is one of the coolest attractions you’ll come across on Clifton Hill.
As you walk through the exhibit, you’ll find a ton of interactive displays, rare artifacts, puzzles, illusions, and more.
They even have a virtual tightrope and a special kids’ crawl area, so there’s something for everyone.
Bottom line – the artwork collections are just plain weird! You’ll find all kinds of strange and curious pieces from all over the world.
In fact, it’s home to over 400 incredibly odd exhibits, spread out over 15 fun-filled galleries. Ripley’s Believe It or Not is definitely an experience you won’t forget.
💵 Plan on visiting multiple attractions? Save some money and purchase a Clifton Hill Fun Pass here.
11. Have Dinner at the Niagara Falls Skylon Tower
The Skylon Tower is an iconic attraction in Niagara Falls that offers amazing views 775 feet above the falls.
Whether you’re grabbing a meal with family or planning a romantic dinner, this is a great spot to enjoy good food with an incredible view.
The Skylon Tower actually has two restaurants to choose from. The Revolving Dining Room is the first one and it rotates a full 360 degrees every hour.
The restaurant provides fantastic views of both the Horseshoe and American Falls, the Buffalo, New York and Toronto skylines, as well as the Great Gorge.
This is definitely the place for special occasions, but don’t worry about the dress code, you can dress up or go casual.
The Revolving Dining Room is also family-friendly, offering a kids’ menu with all the favourites. Reservations are definitely recommended, especially during holidays.
The second restaurant is the Summit Suite Buffet Dining Room.
This is a buffet-only restaurant that offers incredible food choices for Sunday Brunch, Lunch and Dinner, and it’s perfect for family-affordable casual dining.
Although both restaurants are on the pricier side, they provide a unique dining experience, and you won’t find views like this anywhere else.
And don’t forget to check out the indoor/outdoor observation deck. It’s free to access when you are dining at either restaurant.
To get to the top of the Skylon Tower, you will need to take the exterior glass-enclosed “Yellow Bug Elevators.”
During the 52-second ride, you’ll get amazing views of the falls. At the Observatory, on a clear day, you can see as far as 125 km (80 miles)!
If you’re not in the mood for dining, don’t worry. You can still enjoy the view by purchasing tickets to the observation deck.
The Skylon Tower offers plenty of parking options, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot for your car.
While you’re visiting the Tower, be sure to have a look around the concourse.
You’ll find opportunities for shopping, playtime in the family fun center, or even watching the 3D/4D Falls Movie “Legends of Niagara Falls”.
🎟️ You can book your tickets to the Skylon Tower Observation Deck here.
12. Enjoy the Niagara Parks Power Station & Currents Show
Built to harness the power of Horseshoe Falls, the Niagara Parks Power Station is an incredible piece of engineering that’s been standing for over a century.
Completed in 1905, it was the first major power plant on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.
Today, this historic site brings the story of power generation to life with a stunning light and sound display.
The exhibit, “Currents: Niagara’s Power Transformed,” explores how engineers tapped into the energy of the falls to power the region.
Open year-round, it’s a unique way to spend an evening learning about the history of Niagara Falls.
🎟️ Purchase tour tickets that include the Niagara Parks Power Station here.
13. Indulge in a Sweet Treat from Hershey’s Chocolate World
Hersey’s Chocolate World is a must-stop destination for any chocolate-lover, no matter what time of the year you are visiting Niagara Falls!
From their gourmet fudge to their delicious cookies, chocolate-covered strawberries, and other awesome sweets that are made fresh in-store, you are sure to find something you love.
In the spring, you will want to head to Hersey’s for their signature rich and delicious milkshakes!
These decadent shakes are so thick and creamy, I guarantee that they will satisfy any chocolate craving!
14. Make a Splash at the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark
Although spring in Canada means we are thawing out of our winter freeze, it still isn’t warm enough to go to a splash pad.
So if the kids are itching for some watery fun, head over to Fallsview Indoor Waterpark in Niagara Falls Canada.
You will be happy to know that the temperature is maintained at a balmy 29 degrees Celsius (84 degrees Fahrenheit) year-round.
The Niagara Fallsview Waterpark is located just one block from the falls.
It is directly connected to the Sheraton on the Falls Hotel, the Crowne Plaza Niagara Falls-Fallsview Hotel, and Casino Niagara.
This means that if you are staying in one of these awesome hotels, you won’t even need to step outside, to get to the waterpark.
In fact, you can probably even book a stay-and-play package deal to save some money.
The Niagara Fallsview Waterpark features an enormous water play area.
Not only will you find a full-sized wave pool, 6-story high waterslides, and a 1,000-gallon tipping bucket, but there are also two adult-only jacuzzis for some kid-free relaxation.
During the summer, the waterpark also features an outdoor activity pool, plunge bowl, sundeck, and children’s play area.
🌊 You can book your own Fallsview Indoor Waterpark stay here.
15. Have a Howling Good Time at Great Wolf Lodge
If your family is into waterparks, then Great Wolf Lodge in Niagara Falls is the place to go.
Located about a 5 minutes drive from Clifton Hill, Great Wolf Lodge is an indoor water park resort that is perfect for families looking for a fun-filled getaway.
With over 100,000 square feet of water park excitement, you’ll have a howling good time on the thrilling water slides, lazy river, wave pool, and more.
And if you need a break from all the splashing and sliding, head to the onsite spa, the arcade, or try your hand at mini golf.
But that’s not all! The lodge also offers a variety of dining options, including a buffet and several themed restaurants.
Plus, with comfortable and spacious accommodations, you can relax and recharge for another day of adventure.
🐺 You can book your own Great Wolf Lodge Niagara stay here.
16. See the Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom
One of the surest signs of spring in Niagara Falls is the blooming of the cherry blossoms.
Every year, these pink and white flowers attract visitors who want to catch a glimpse of them at their peak.
One of the best places to see cherry blossoms is the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens.
Along with over 2,400 rose bushes and a mix of perennials and annuals, the gardens are home to Japanese Sakura (cherry blossom) trees.
When they’re in full bloom, the view is incredible.
The blossoms usually reach their peak between late April and early May, but the timing depends on the weather.
Checking the Niagara Parks website can help you plan your visit.
If you’re in Niagara Falls in the spring, this is something you won’t want to miss.
17. Visit the Floral Clock
If you looking for a unique attraction to visit in Niagara Falls, look no further than the Floral Clock!
This beautiful landmark is located just a short drive from the falls and is definitely worth a visit.
The Floral Clock is exactly what it sounds like – a giant clock with a face made entirely of flowers! In fact, it is one of the largest floral clocks in the entire world.
The clock is a beautiful sight to see, but the surrounding gardens are just as impressive.
The gardens are meticulously maintained and feature a variety of colourful flowers and plants.
In the spring, the gardens are just starting to bloom. It’s the perfect place for a leisurely stroll or a picnic with family and friends.
One of the best things about the Floral Clock is that it is completely free to visit.
You can spend as much or as little time as you like exploring the gardens and taking in the beauty of the clock.
18. Visit the Floral Showhouse
The Niagara Parks Floral Showhouse is located just south of the brink of the falls.
Built in 1949, the Floral Showhouse is a gorgeous oasis and the perfect place to see some of Niagara’s incredible spring blooms.
The Floral Showhouse is where you will find collections of orchids, succulents, and other tropical plant species that are on display all year.
Paired with the several seasonal shows that are put on during the year, you will always find something new in bloom.
During the spring, the North and Centre houses explode with colour as the gorgeous hydrangeas begin to bloom.
Of course, you will find over 20,000 amazing plants at the Floral Showhouse in a variety of species, so if you have a favourite spring bloom, you are sure to find it here.
Don’t forget to take a peek outside, where the fully-operational model train circles the 122-metre (400-foot) track and the tiny houses, schools and fire station of the miniature village.
Originally built in the 1960s, the train was actually once a part of the Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village, a major tourist attraction in Whitby, Ontario.
19. Go for a Bicycle Ride Along the Niagara Parkway
If you’re looking for a fun and active way to explore the beauty of Niagara Falls, why not try going for a bicycle ride along the Niagara Parkway?
The parkway stretches along the Niagara River for 56 km (35 miles), providing gorgeous views of the falls and some historic sites.
One of the best things about cycling the parkway is that there are dedicated bike paths, which makes it safe and easy to ride at your own pace.
You can rent a bike from one of the many rental shops in the area, use the Niagara Bike Share bikes, bring your own bike, or even take a guided bicycle tour.
As you cycle along the parkway, you’ll have the chance to stop and explore attractions such as Queenston Heights Park, where you can climb the Brock Monument for an awesome view of the Niagara River.
You can also visit the Butterfly Conservatory or take a detour to explore the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake.
If you’re up for a longer ride, you can even cycle all the way to Fort Erie and back, taking in the sights and sounds of the Niagara River along the way.
So why not swap the typical tourist activities for a leisurely bike ride along the Niagara Parkway?
🚲 Purchase your Niagara Bicycle Tour Tickets here.
20. Explore the Bird Kingdom
If you are a fan of birds and their beautiful colours, then you definitely have to check out the Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls.
With over 500 exotic birds from all over the globe, this indoor aviary is one of the largest free-flying aviaries in the world.
You can wander around the awesome rainforest environment and see birds like macaws, toucans, and parrots in their natural habitat.
You can also enjoy the beautiful waterfalls, lush foliage, and the incredibly rare Javanese House from the 1800s.
But that’s not all. The Bird Kingdom also features a reptile exhibit, where you can see snakes, lizards, and other reptiles up close.
There’s also a fun and interactive Lorikeet Landing area, where you can feed the colourful and friendly lorikeet birds nectar, and watch them fly around.
The Bird Kingdom is fully wheelchair accessible and offers a variety of experiences for the whole family.
21. Stroll Through the Butterfly Conservatory
The Butterfly Conservatory is an indoor sanctuary that is home to over 2,000 butterflies from around the world.
The best part is, the butterflies are able to flutter around freely in the enclosure, often landing on visitors!
The Conservatory is fully accessible with walking paths that meander through flowering trees, gorgeous flower beds, and even past lovely little waterfalls.
With over 60 species of butterflies from all over the world, you won’t know where to point your camera next!
Make sure to take your time as you walk through the various exhibits. There is plenty to learn about the different butterfly species and their habitats.
The Butterfly Conservatory is located just a short distance from the Horseshoe Falls, making it an easy addition to your Niagara Falls itinerary.
🦋 Purchase your Niagara Butterfly Conservatory Tickets here.
22. Take a Domed Jet Boat Tour Along the Niagara River
Looking for a Niagara River adventure that doesn’t involve getting soaked? Look no further than the Domed Jet Boat Tour!
This tour takes you along the swirling currents of the Niagara River, all while staying warm and dry inside a comfortable glass dome.
With live commentary from your guide, you’ll learn all about the history and significance of the river while taking in some of the most beautiful natural scenery you’ll ever see.
And don’t worry – you won’t miss out on any of the excitement just because you’re staying dry.
You’ll navigate through the Class V Rapids at Devil’s Hole and experience the thrill of the Whirlpool, all while capturing every moment on camera.
One thing to note: while this tour offers plenty of excitement, it does not include a view of Niagara Falls.
Instead, you’ll explore the beauty and power of the Niagara River as it winds its way through the incredibly scenic Niagara Gorge.
🛥️ Purchase your Domed Jet Boat Tour Tickets here.
23. Go for a Spring Hike in Niagara Falls
Spring is the perfect time to explore Niagara Falls on foot!
With warmer weather and fresh blooms, hiking is a great way to get some exercise and fresh air, all while enjoying the beauty of the area.
The Niagara Glen Nature Reserve is a popular spot for hiking with gorgeous views of the Niagara River and the Niagara Gorge.
The trails range from easy to moderate, making it a great activity for all ages and skill levels.
If you are looking for a more challenging hike, the Bruce Trail offers over 800 km of hiking trails with stunning views of the Niagara Escarpment.
This trail can be accessed from several points in Niagara Falls, including the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve.
Don’t forget to bring comfortable shoes, water, and a camera to capture all the awesome views.
Spring Festivals In Niagara Falls
24. Celebrate Springlicious at Niagara Falls
If you are a Foodie, then get ready to indulge in some of the best food and drinks Niagara Falls has to offer.
Mark your calendars for Springlicious, one of the most popular street festivals in the area!
Held in the charming historic Queen Street area, this festival is a celebration of spring with amazing food, live music, a midway, and exciting family activities.
From savoury dishes to sweet treats, Springlicious has something for everyone. Sample the best culinary delights and exceptional beers and wines from the Niagara Region.
And if you’re a music lover, you’re in for a treat! Awesome local bands will take to the stage, providing the perfect soundtrack to your culinary adventure.
25. Enjoy the Jaw-Dropping Fireworks Display at the Falls
Looking for an awesome way to cap off your day in Niagara Falls? Look no further than the incredible fireworks display hosted by Niagara Parks!
This event has been a long-standing tradition for years, and it’s easy to see why.
With Niagara Falls as the backdrop, the bright and colourful fireworks display is like no other.
And the best part? It’s completely free!
From Victoria Day weekend until Labour Day weekend, head to the falls for an unforgettable experience that you won’t want to miss.
Reasons To Visit Niagara Falls in Spring
Niagara Falls is an amazing place to visit in the summer when the days are longer and the weather is perfect for walking the trails. However, visiting Niagara in spring does come with some benefits.
Avoid the Crowds
Niagara Falls is one of the largest tourist attractions in Ontario.
With more than 13 million visitors flocking to the area yearly, the falls get pretty busy during the peak summer season.
During the spring, you will find the area significantly less busy.
And although a few of the attractions may still be closed or operating on a limited schedule, there are still plenty of things to keep you busy during your visit.
The shoulder season is when you will find shorter wait times, have less trouble finding parking, and there will be fewer people crowding the trails and walkways.
This can be especially welcome if you are pushing a stroller, or visiting with someone who is less mobile.
Avoid the Extreme Temperatures
While summer is a nice time to be outside, Southern Ontario can get pretty hot and humid during July and August.
So heading to Niagara in the spring, May in particular, is actually perfect.
Not only will you have plenty of sunshine, but the temperatures will be warm enough that frostbite is no longer a thought, and you won’t die of heat exhaustion either.
Spring is actually one of our favourite times to visit Niagara Falls for this very reason.
You may still need a sweater, but the temperatures are nice enough to spend plenty of time outdoors.
Get Better Hotel Deals
For the most part, hotels will definitely be less expensive during the spring, and may even have special offers and promotions happening.
Unfortunately, this usually does not apply to hotels with indoor waterparks, as those are pretty busy no matter what the season.
🏨 Get the best rates for Niagara Falls accommodations here.
Niagara Falls in Spring FAQs
Yes, spring is a great time to visit Niagara Falls as the weather is mild, the crowds are smaller than in the summer, and the beautiful blooming flowers and greenery make for stunning scenery.
March can be a good time to visit Niagara Falls for those who enjoy colder weather. However, some attractions may have limited hours or be closed, so it’s important to check ahead of time and plan accordingly.
Yes, April can be a great time to visit Niagara Falls as the weather begins to warm up and the spring blooms start to appear. Additionally, many of the popular attractions and activities are open during this time.
Just keep in mind, that early spring temperatures range anywhere from 25 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit. There is also the possibility of snow into April.
May is a great time to visit Niagara Falls as it is the start of the peak tourist season. The weather is generally mild and the attractions, parks, and tours are all open for visitors to enjoy. Additionally, the Niagara Parks Commission puts on its fireworks display every Friday, Sunday, and holiday Monday throughout the month of May, making it a great time to visit.
We would recommend staying at least 2-3 nights to enjoy the amazing view of the Falls, explore all the attractions, and get out to enjoy nature, parks and hiking trails.
For most of the day, you will be comfortable in short-sleeve tops. It is a good idea, however, to carry along a layer, like a hoodie or light jacket, in case it rains or you are out past nightfall.
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Final Thoughts on Things to Do in Niagara Falls in Spring
There you have it, folks! There are so many awesome things to do in Niagara Falls in spring.
From the incredible views of the falls to the fun-filled festivals and events, there is no shortage of activities to keep you entertained.
So, pack your bags, put on your comfortable walking shoes, and get ready to make unforgettable memories at one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders.
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