Inglis Falls

Just a waste of $10 parking to hear the fall sound. You can hike from Harrison park 3 km. But there is no clear view of the fall.

One of the best falls to see around d Owen Sound. You can still go down to get a good pic of the falls.

Nice spot, noticed it on the way back home, if you are around the area, worth stopping by, but wouldn’t drive for it

Inglis falls is hidden gem, nice tracking route from Harrison park. Great day trip from Toronto. Some spots on the way where you can cool off in clean flowing river. Bring swim suit and towel if you want to walk under Fall.

Absolutely beautiful are, interesting rock formations, beautiful falls, with enough space that even if there's many there you'll have some privacy

This place is good to visit not only for the waterfall only but the forest as well.
If you go inside the forest, you will see a lot of stones or holes in the ground surface.
The surface is mainly of the stones, and in some places there are gaps between the stones. It was interesting and a bit terrifying.

Pretty falls in a small conservation area. Some rocky terrain to traverse to get a good view of the Falls.

We come here every time we're in Owen Sound and we never leave disappointed. The food is always delicious and plentiful and the staff are super friendly:)

The waterfall is beautiful! Very big and picturesque. The trail to see the waterfall is near the booth where you pay for parking ($6). I would suggest hiking some of the other trails to make paying for parking worth it.

Its a gorgeous place to visit. Unfortunately two of the better trails are closed due to downed rocks and trees.

Wonderful place to go for a walk through nature. Just hearing the falls alone is a soothing sound for anyone. This place has a deep root of history tied to the city and area surrounding it as well. Parking for 15 or so cars. Benches for a picnic under a large pavilion. Great spots for photography and biking or snowshoeing as well.
Offers many trails to go for a wander down (ones that connect also to Harrison Park.) and lots of beautiful scenery to soak up. Worth it to see in the winter time when its frozen over.

Great views of these beautiful falls, but careful on the trek down. Definitely not pet or little child friendly as the paths are a bit on the treacherous side.

Beautiful falls, $6 with no time limit is definitely worth it. Multiple trails with beautiful scenery.

A small gem. $6 parking is a little bit overpricing.the washrooms are under maintenance, while the portable restrooms are terribly dirty and disgusting

Beautiful falls, be sure to drive especially on a hot day, it's not a, quick walk from the start of the park! Parking is however a little pricey if you're just making a quick visit.

It's a great falls if you like hiking, we really enjoyed there. Firstly, you might think it's bottom point is not accessible however, there is a track on the other side from there you can access the grounding of the falls. Really a cool place. And parking is free after 7pm.

Hiked Bruce Trail with guide Hailey. Very knowledgeable, friendly and fun. Highly recommend taking a camera along. Amazing Falls. Good photo ops everywhere. So glad we had this opportunity to explore the area

Quite disappointing falls, plus a parking fee. Dirty washrooms. Avoid it. There are better places to visit

$6 to park. It's a really nice area little trails and picnic tables. The falls are really beautiful but it doesn't appear that you can get down to the bottom. Nice for a quick stop but not the kind of place you'd spend the day at

I wouldn't drive more than 30 minutes to see this. Fortunately I didn't.

It's alright, it's water isn't it?

If you’re looking for a waterfall around Owen Sound, this is your place! You can park right next to the falls and snap pictures to your heart’s content.

If you’d prefer a hike before seeing Inglis Falls, point your GPS to Harrison Park. Head to the overflow parking, and you’ll find the trailhead to Inglis there. It’s a beginner to moderate hike, but it affords you the opportunity to walk along the river and see some of the old growth forest in the area. Once you reach Inglis Falls, head back down the way you came. It’s possible to hike down the other side, but it isn’t as well marked, or user friendly as the path directly from Harrison Park.

Must be nice Falls but no space for larger vehicles in the parking lot so I could not view the falls. It is a bargain to park your car for 8 dollars.