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3 Places to Go For a High-Speed Jet Boat Cruise in Ontario
Keen for an adventure by boat this summer? Boats are the coolest place to be when the sun is out, offering unique perspectives of your surroundings, wind… Read more »
25 Summer Adventures and Activities in Leeds & Grenville
Nestled between the St. Lawrence River and the Rideau Canal, with lots of lakes in between, many of the activities suggested are based on enjoying or admiring the water or the creatures that live in it. Hinging on the communities of Kemptville, Gananoque, Brockville and Prescott, Leeds & Grenville offers bountiful outdoor recreation to soak up the summer months.
24 Things to Do This Summer in Greater Napanee – Lennox and Addington County
Stretching from Napanee, through Kaladar and up to Denbigh, the county of Lennox and Addington packs a lot of action into its woods and lakes. It has some great tourist attractions for families looking to play, swim, hike or hand out with bees, birds or even rescued farm animals. There is much to explore from its tip to its tail.
25 Summer Adventures and Activities in Hastings County
Hastings County is the second-largest in Ontario, reaching from Lake Ontario near Belleville to the southern boundary of Algonquin Park near Barry’s Bay. In between, you will… Read more »
Drive-in Theatres in Ontario
Watch a movie than under the stars in the comfort of your own vehicle. Check out the drive-in theatres in Ontario. Prices might vary due to Covid-19…. Read more »
25 Things to Do in Prince Edward County
Located midway between Ottawa & Toronto, Prince Edward County makes a gorgeous weekend destination. Journey to some of the provinces best sandy beaches at Sandbanks Provincial Park,… Read more »
Blue Flag Certified Cleanest Ontario Beaches & Marinas
Eighteen beaches and eight marinas were awarded the coveted Blue Flag certification for the year 2021.
Drive-Through and Drive-In Events and Activities in Ontario
Are you searching for COVID-19 safe activities that you can enjoy without leaving the car?
Here is a list of drive-in movies, Christmas lights tour and other activities that you can enjoy without worrying about contracting COVID-19 or wearing masks.
A Guide to Planning a Summer Boating Trip on the Rideau Canal
The Rideau Canal runs between Kingston and Ottawa, going along lakes, rivers and 19 kilometres of canals cut into the soil and rock between the natural bodies… Read more »
Where to Stargaze in Ontario: Dark Sky Areas and Observatories
Whether you are a serious astronomer or are simply captivated by the beauty and mystery of the solar system, these dark sky areas and observatories in Ontario will offer a chance to explore the dark skies.
Guide to Planning a Summer Boating Trip on Trent-Severn Waterway
Planning to go on a summer cruise? Did you know that in Central Ontario, there exists a waterway where you can experience nature at its finest? The… Read more »
Things to Do Outdoors this Winter in Brockville and Leeds & Grenville County
From exploring bird sanctuaries to hiking along St. Lawerence and taking in the scenic lookouts in the Canadian Shield, here are 15+ things to do outdoors during winter in Brockville and Leeds & Grenville County during winter.
Outdoor Winter Activities in Prince Edward County
This quiet, lovely area has become reborn with the development of more than 35 wineries amidst its rolling hills and many lakes. This combination draws fans of the great outdoors with foodies looking to pair their wines with flavourful snacks and cheeses. Here are 15+ fun things to do during winter in Prince Edward County.
22 Fun Outdoor Winter Activities in Kingston and Frontenac County
Anchored by Kingston at its southern tip, this long, narrow area reaches right back the small community of Ompah, reaching from Hwy. 401 to north of Hwy…. Read more »
Things to Do Outdoors During Winter in Greater Napanee
This narrow strip of a county is anchored by Napanee in the southern tip, Kaladar at the midpoint and Denbigh to the north. It looks like an… Read more »
20 Things to Do Outdoors During Winter in Belleville and Hastings County
Hastings County stretches from Lake Ontario near Belleville to the southern boundary of Algonquin Park near Barry’s Bay. In between, you will find lookouts, trails, lakes and many opportunities to get outside and lose yourself in thought in winter’s glory.
15 Things to Do During Winter in Algonquin Park
Algonquin Provincial Park is one of Ontario’s premiere and most popular destinations, no matter the weather. And yes, that includes winter! Algonquin has so much to offer… Read more »
25 Winter Adventures in Blue Mountains
The crystal-clear waters of Georgian Bay surrounded by the tree-lined hilly landscape known as the Blue Mountains are well-known for their abundance of winter activities.
Here are 25 adventures to experience during winter in the Blue Mountains.
15 Family Winter Getaways in Ontario
Winter is a chance to get away for a cozy, fun, and active vacation around incredible sites around Ontario. Explore destinations that show off the beauty of… Read more »
Stay In or Escape from Ontario’s Haunted Jail
Do you and your friends love haunted escape rooms? Would you like to spend the night in a unique haunted escape room with your friends? If your… Read more »
25 Places to Visit in Canada with Guinness World Records
The Guinness World Records have been around since 1954 and was created by Sir Hugh Beaver who was the Managing Director of the Guinness Brewery at the… Read more »
Canada From Home: Explore Our Stunning National Parks for Free Online
There is much to discover in Canada’s National Parks and not being able to get to them physically shouldn’t stop you from enjoying the fabulous natural areas… Read more »
25 Nature and Wilderness Adventures in Ontario
Looking to unplug this summer? We have the perfect thing for you. Ontario is such a vast province, filled with wonderful opportunities for wilderness adventure. Whether your… Read more »
Getaway to Kingston and 1000 Islands, Ontario – 3 Day Trip Itinerary
Kingston, also known as the “limestone city”, was the First Capital city of Canada. Now, a UNESCO World Heritage Destination and the Gateway to the 1000 Islands, Kingston is alive with cultural celebrations and more than two dozen museums, historic sites, and art galleries to explore. As most tourist sights are closed during the winter it would be best to schedule your visit between May and October.