Place worth visiting but not much known. Beautiful view of 1000 islands from the top of tower. I came to know about the place only from hotel reception. There is potential to further develop the area to have more attractions while conserving the nature. For us it was great as there were hardly any people perhaps due to pandemic but tower was open so we got ample time and almost private visit to the top of tower. The person on the tower provided an excellent narration of the view from tower. Having a bit more shops including Tim Horton and eating places around will attract more tourists.

A great place to take lovely pictures. Even when it's not sunny the place is great. We had the chance to find a great guide who was able to answer our questions and suggest other activities around. The place is open during the weekends and you may want to reserve in advance. Due to COVID there are limits to the number of people at the same time.

Heard about it from CTV Ottawa, but they forgot to mention the mud wasps. Got to the level covered in glass, was greeted by a gentleman, sort of a guide, he told me about a cottage for sale for five million dollars on an island in view from the tower near the bridge on Canadian side. There was a Raid spray on a table, lots of handouts, posters and other info around. Was not told if I could grab some. He said the wasps were harmless, unlike other wasps, but my dad began to feel itchy on his hand as if bitten, even though we were told these wasps did not bite. Old tower, old elevator, entry through the gift shop. Great view.