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Escape to Northern Ontario and enjoy time with family this March Break.
Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa
While plenty of activities are available within the city, why not head to more “remote areas” of our province to enjoy time in nature? Here are twelve getaways in Northern Ontario this spring break.
Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa
Located in Timmins, this resort is perfect for the whole family. The resort has a special wildlife tour where you can see Bison, Elk and Fallow Deer while riding in a tractor-drawn wagon through their 100-acre wildlife park. In addition, the resort also boasts Le Spa Grande Nature wellness spa and Nordic Baths.
Address: 1000 Norman Street, Timmins
Thrive Tours
Learn how to thrive in the winter by joining a guided snowshoeing excursion in northern Ontario. Thrive Tours provides authentic Indigenous interpretive guided experiences on soothing wintry landscapes on half or full-day eco-tours that include hands-on learning about Indigenous practices and philosophies and the natural environment.
Address: Sault Ste. Marie
Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park
Ontario’s northwest offers stunning natural scenery, starting from Thunder Bay and Lake Superior’s north shore. Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, home to Ontario’s second-tallest waterfall, is a must-visit, especially in winter when the falls freeze into a breathtaking sight. Trails provide year-round access to various viewpoints. The park also features winter activities like cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and a lit ice-skating loop. Nearby, Thunder Bay offers more adventures, including Loch Lomond Ski Resort and Hazlewood Lake Conservation Area’s scenic trails. Plus, there are plenty of options for cozy stays nearby.
Address: 30 km west of Thunder Bay on Highway 17.
Killarney Provincial Park
Killarney Provincial Park is an exceptional outdoor wonderland with immense wilderness landscapes.
Visually colorful views permeate the area, as the pink granite of the Georgian Bay Coast, the white quartzite ridges of La Cloche Mountains, and the snow-covered lakes come together to craft the perfect backdrop for winter activities like yurt camping or backcountry camping, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, as well as bundling up and checking out the night sky of Ontario’s first Dark Sky Preserve.
Address: 960 Highway #637, Killarney
Searchmont Resort
Only a 45-minute drive away, residents of Sault Ste. Marie will love this ski resort. Nestled within the mountains of the Canadian Shield, Searchmont Resort offers 21 ski hills, four chair lifts, lessons for all experience levels, and lodging for those planning a March break getaway with their family.
Address: 103 Searchmont Resort Rd, Searchmont
Windy Lake Provincial Park
Head to Windy Lake Provincial Park for winter camping in the lakeside cabins and yurt campsites. Famous for its sandy beaches and fantastic water-sports scene in the summer months, the Windy Lake Provincial Park also offers a great winter experience, including cross-country skiing on the Onaping Falls Nordic Ski Club trails and ice fishing. You can also enjoy snowshoeing while enjoying crisp, fresh snow on Jack Pine, birch, and spruce trees.
Address: Old Cartier Rd, Sudbury
Hiawatha Highlands
If your family loves outdoor winter recreation, plan your March break trip to Hiawatha Highlands. There are plenty of themed activities to enjoy, including their March Break Lantern Ski event.
Address: 780 Landslide Rd, Sault Ste. Marie
Porcupine Ski Runners
Located within Timmins, residents of the area can enjoy a local escape to Porcupine Ski Runners. Created in 1972, this volunteer-run, not-for-profit center has become one of the largest ski clubs in Canada. Kids will also love the large playground and various tobogganing hills.
Address: 1875 ON-101, Schumacher
Walden Cross Country
Located just outside the greater Sudbury area, Walden Cross Country has been creating ‘happy trails’ since 1978. This not-for-profit ski club welcomes all experience levels, snowshoers, snowboarders, and fat bikes. From March 11 to 15 take advantage of fantastic deals, complimentary hot drinks, and great menu options.
Address: 1 Denis Ave, Naughton
Yurt It Up
If your family loves camping, experience a unique March break escape inside a yurt! Located in Rossport, Yurt It Up offers winter ‘glamping’ rentals with cozy amenities such as a barbeque, a gazebo, and comfortable accommodations. Enjoy stunning views of the forested areas that surround Lake Ontario.
Address: 06 Cedar Lane, Nicol Island, Rossport
Rent A Log Cabin
For a true March break getaway, go off the grid and book an all-inclusive adventure through VoyagerQuest to Algonquin Park. Charming log cabins are available for a three-day, two-night stay, and families can participate in activities including dog-sledding, skiing, winter hiking, and snowshoeing.
Address: Algonquin Park Access Point #1 Lake Kawawaymog, Algonquin Park
