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The 5 Best Bachelor Party Ideas in Southern Ontario

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
December 19, 2019
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If you live anywhere in Southern Ontario, anywhere else in Southern Ontario is fair game for a Bachelor party. Sure, the drive from Cornwall to, let’s say, Windsor might be a slog, but it’s do-able within a day trip.

That said, if you’re planning a bachelor party, consider the entirety of Southern Ontario your oyster. Across Canada’s most populous region, there are a thousand things you can do, but this article has whittled them down to the top five.

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When hosting a bachelor party event, it is also necessary and meaningful to prepare some personalized souvenirs. Decorating the party with custom stickers and handing out some customize pins before the party are both very popular. The names, photos or other customzied information can be incorporated into the design for both stickers and pins, which will bring you an exclusive and refreshing feeling. Not only can the pins be worn on clothes during the parties, but can also be collected in the life.

These are the best bachelor party activities on offer in Southern Ontario.

Go Axe Throwing in Pickering

Axe throwing is gaining major popularity as a bachelor party activity, and it’s simple to see why. What more do you want from a bachelor party: it’s got competition, booze, food and plenty of opportunities for everyone to take photos brandishing a badass axe.

There are BATL (Backyard Axe Throwing League) locations across Southern Ontario, but if you’re heading out from Cornwall, check out either the BATL location in Pickering or the one in Ottawa.

Join a Booze Cruise in Toronto

Toronto’s got a lot to offer in terms of bachelor party fun, but if you want to make the most of your evening there, make use of Lake Ontario. There are a number of booze cruises you can join that disembark from the waterfront and sail around the lake serving up cocktails with a view of the tall skyline.

The only thing is, it’s not really an all-day thing usually. For a full bachelor party itinerary, couple it with one of the other entries on the list, like axe throwing above.

Drive Go-Karts in Ottawa

Ask an Ottawan for bachelor party recommendations, and if they don’t say axe throwing or booze cruising, chances are they’ll point you in the direction of a go-kart facility. There are a few go-kart facilities around Ottawa, and their schedules are usually stacked with bachelor and bachelorette parties. It’s literally the only time when drinking and driving is sanctioned – just make sure you keep your wits about you!

Hit the Casinos in Niagara Falls

To spur the local economy back in the 90s (perhaps to compete with Niagara Falls’ American counterpart) the Ontario government introduced legal gambling. Fast forward nearly 30 years, and Niagara Falls is a gambling destination in Southern Ontario, with nearly 10,000 slot machines and 250 gaming tables. Online gaming can be a great alternative if you want to add a bit of excitement to your party but don’t have the time or desire to visit a casino. Many platforms support all kinds of budgets and even allow you to start playing with minimal risk through $7 deposit casino sites. You can spend a night out at a restaurant or bar, try axe throwing, or drive go-karts while adding an extra layer of thrill—all you need is a phone and internet access. Your friend is already taking the ultimate gamble getting married – they might as well get lucky at their bachelor party too!

Do All the Activities at Blue Mountain

Blue Mountain, near Collingwood and the Georgian Bay, is a cornucopia of thrilling activities. Catch it in the winter for skiing and snowboarding, or in the summer for hiking and zip lining. It’s a little remote, but there are enough pubs and restaurants around that you can have a fun time.

There’s no reason to leave Southern Ontario for your bachelor party when these five activities exist. You could even say that they’re the “perfect marriage” of fun and proximity!

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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