Bowling
15 listings across Canada.
Anik Bowling Hall
Anik Hall in Gatineau offers a fantastic bowling experience for bowlers of all ages and skill levels. The facility…
Bowling Depot
A straightforward neighbourhood alley in the northeast, handy if you are near the airport.
C4 Centre Inc - 5 Pin
Parkway Bowl is a family-friendly facility in Toronto. This bowling alley is well-equipped and offers both 5-pin and…
Chinook Bowladrome
Calgary's largest 5-pin centre with 32 lanes. Bumpers for bowlers 7 and under, Saturday-morning youth bowling, and three…
Danforth Bowl - 5 Pin
Danforth Bowl is a retro-style bowling alley in Toronto. This retro-themed bowling alley offers 5-pin bowling with…
Hopedale Bowl - 5 Pin
Hopedale Bowl features 16 bowling lanes of 5-pin bowling. They offer bowling leagues for players of all ages and skill…
Mountain Lanes Bowling
Mountain Lanes in Hamilton has been in operation since 1947 and has been visited by many. Not only does this bowling…
Paradise Lanes
Party packages for children's birthdays alongside adult nights out, with music and food built into the booking.
Shamrock Bowl - 5 Pin
Shamrock is a restored historic entertainment facility and the largest bowling alley in Toronto. Shamrock offers a 5-pin…
Skyway Bowl
Skyway Bowl is a well-maintained bowling alley located in Hamilton. With a touchscreen scoring system and 10-pin…
Splitsville Glamorgan
Ten-pin and 5-pin under one roof, with birthday packages bookable online: reserved lanes, food and drink deals and…
Splitsville Highfield
Thirty tenpin lanes including eight VIP lanes, plus nine holes of glow-in-the-dark mini golf, an arcade, golf simulators…
Toppler Bowl
Sixteen lanes of 5-pin bowling with birthday packages pitched at a range of budgets — the easiest booking of the bunch…
University Lanes
University Lanes is a family owned bowling alley in Dundas, ON, featuring both 5-pin and 10 pin bowling. It is located…
Waterdown Lanes
If you are willing to drive a short distance for a great 5-pin bowling experience, Waterdown Lanes in Waterdown, ON,…
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Parent questions
Are these places toddler-friendly?
Most listings note an age range. Where none is given, call ahead — many venues run separate toddler sessions on weekday mornings.
Do I need to book ahead?
Drop-in is common, but weekends and school breaks fill quickly. Check the venue website linked on each listing.
What should we bring?
Grip socks are required at most indoor play spaces, and many ask that adults wear them too.
What does it usually cost?
Drop-in pricing is typical, often with under-2s free. Pricing is on each venue’s own site.