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Niagara Falls Visitors Guide

Minutes from the splendor of Niagara Falls, scenic Grand Island offers unforgettable family fun in western New York. Ride the coasters at Martin’s Fantasy Island, browse the never-ending selection of chocolates at Kelly’s Country Store or bask on Beaver Island State Park’s sandy beach. Outdoor enthusiasts can also explore acres of beautiful forests, wetlands and waterways. Grand Island is nestled between two branches of the Niagara River, with the U.S. to the east and Canada to the west, and a series of iconic bridges connect it to the mainland via I-190. Though it’s convenient to the big cities of Buffalo and Tonawanda, the island offers an oasis of natural beauty and small-town charm—come book a stay at a Niagara Falls Radisson hotel and discover it for yourself!

Reasons to Visit Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls: Experience the sheer power of North America’s most famous waterfalls, with more than 757,000 gallons of water rushing over the three sets of falls every second. You can brave the storm-like conditions on the Cave of the Winds deck, take the Maid of the Mist through the spray, or just admire the gorgeous views.

Martin’s Fantasy Island: This nostalgic amusement park is great for young children but offers plenty of fun for adults, too. Highlights include the 82-foot Silver Comet roller coaster and live Wild West shows.

State Parks: Grand Island offers plenty of green space, including Buckhorn Island State Park on the northern tip and Beaver Island State Park to the south. The parks offer nature trails, swimming areas, a championship golf course and even the chance to spot bald eagles.

Family-owned Restaurants: Skip the big chains and eat like the locals at Grand Island’s one-of-a-kind restaurants. Enjoy homemade soup at the cozy Village Inn, get a taste of New Orleans at Dick & Jenny’s, and treat yourself to delicious frozen custard at Adrian’s Custard & Beef.

Fun on the River: Though the famous waterfalls steal the show, don’t overlook the beauty that the upper Niagara River has to offer. You can choose from a number of scenic cruises or find your own adventure by renting a kayak or jet ski.

When to Visit Niagara Falls

Summer is the most popular season for Niagara Falls Radisson hotel bookings, and the famously pleasant temperatures make boating, swimming in the river and basking in the cool mist from the falls especially refreshing. Most seasonal attractions are open from April through October, so planning a trip in the spring or fall can mean fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, along with the added beauty of spring flowers or autumn foliage.

While many attractions are closed during the snowy winter months, you’ll find others offer discounted rates. Adventurers, now is your chance to try snowmobiling, cross-country skiing or ice fishing at the island’s parks.

Niagara Falls Travel Tip

If you are a U.S. citizen and would like to cross the border to visit the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, you will need a valid U.S. passport or a passport card (children under 16 need only a birth certificate). Canadian citizens crossing the American border will need a Canadian passport.