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The village was very inviting with plenty of places to eat. The Agora light show was a lot of walking and the paths were dark in spots so bring a flash light and some good walking shoes but overall was awesome.

We would have liked to do more while there. We booked tickets to Agora which was lovely. But it was really difficult to book anything else to do. Dinner reservations were incredibly difficult to get even a month in advance and places that didn't take reservations were very long wait times. I tried to book spa appointments 1 month in advance and nothing available at any time during our stay. We walked around a lot, but we didn't have much to do there.

We spent one dinner hour at the Blue Mountain Village, and also walked on the local trails. We also went on day trips to Thornberry (pub lunch and farmers market), local provinical park for swimming (off of shale flats shoreline, which is a bit challenging for walking but excellent for swimming in shallow water) and Collingwood.

I really loved being in Blue Mountains (went in August 2021). There's a lot to do all on the resort - activities, food, scenery. I could have stayed for 5-6 days and always had something to do or eat. You can walk to pretty much all the activities. I like the mix of local restaurants and classic franchises (Starbucks, Wild Wings, Booster Juice, Menchies) and there's a variety of food style (Thai, Italian, Pub). If you ever need to go outside of the resort though, you'll definitely need a car. The closest retail plaza with department stores, groceries or pharmacy is a 10 minute drive. I'd also book far in advance - especially if you're a family/party. Pricing escalates very quickly and the trip becomes pretty expensive considering you'll have to pay for other activities as well.

The village was Great, Live music outside was a pleasant entertainment to have, while standing around or having drinks/meals on patio. Note, since it is Covid times, alot of places close by 10pm, and open only after 11am. The activities are pricier than I remember and can be deterring. The North Winds Beach was very nice spot which is 5 min drive from the village.

The accommodation prices are way too high, at least for our room rented. It was $400/night and was dated & old. Nothing nice about it what so ever. Prices in the village are also quite high. Restaurants close between 9pm to 10pm with no night life what so ever. Kind of boring in my opinion. The caves/suspension bridge costs $32/person! Why? I've hiked the Grand Canyon and it was free!! Blue Mountain is over priced for what it is.