This unique little house was built with 15,000 glass bottles in the early 1970s. Myrtle Deverell asked her husband to build her a doll house for her increasing collection. The doll collection is still on display today along with an additional glass windmill and “The house of the Three Bears”. The Glass House is located on Highway 658, 20 minutes north of Kenora and is open every day during the summer for self-guided tours.

Glad Tidings Pentecostal Church welcomes everyone and anyone to join their weekly service and spend some quality time worshiping with their community.

The beach at Ghost Lake is a perfect place to enjoy a sunny summer day. The sandy beach area offers great daytime use for swimming and picnics and easy access to water sports like kayaking and canoeing. The area features parking, picnic areas, walking paths, washrooms, and a boat launch.

Garrow Park is found on Rabbit Lake at the end of Birchwood Crescent, just minutes from downtown. There is a beautiful beach with docks, a playground, washrooms, change rooms, a picnic area, outdoor exercise stations and pickleball courts. The Rabbit Lake Trail, a paved accessible trail, can be found along the south shore of the lake. The Kenora Rowing Club is also based here and holds many regattas. Mosswood Adventures and Rentals offers rentals for water bikes, single/tandem/fishing kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, pedal boats, and more! The park has barrier-free access with paved nature trails and an accessible water entry by Mobi Mat.

The Fort William Gardens is in operation year-round. Ice rental is provided seven days a week from September to April. Special Events can be scheduled year round with the ability to cover the ice with flooring. The Fort William Curling Club ice surface area is also available for rent from May to September. For event booking or rates call 807-625-2592. To book hourly ice rentals call 807-625-2434.