20 Free Things To Do This Summer In Fredericton
Fredericton is charmingly situated on the lower banks of the St. John River, where riverside walking trails meet a compact downtown that is filled with brick heritage… Read more »
U-Pick: Places to Go Berry Picking Around London
Summer brings BERRY nice days! There are several farms that offer delicious pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, or raspberries in and around London. Plan your trip today and enjoy… Read more »
Places to Go Berry Picking in and Around Kitchener-Waterloo Region
Plan a fun outing with the family to pick your own strawberry farms! Here is a list of U-pick berry farms in the Kitchener-Waterloo Region. Strawberries are… Read more »
50 Fun Things to Do This Summer in Halifax
Summer fun is almost endless in Halifax. No matter if you are a local or just visiting Halifax for the first time, there is something that you… Read more »
25 Free Things To Do This Summer In and Around St. John’s
The most eastern City in North America, St. John’s is a unique city with a rich history. The blend of rural and urban culture means that there… Read more »
Fun Things to Do this Summer in and Around Saint John
A beautiful seaside city, Saint John is a stunning example of the Maritime’s unique culture. The city is mostly walkable and tourist-friendly, and comes alive during the… Read more »
12 Must-Visit Small Towns in Southern Alberta
From the Rockies to the foothills, the river valleys, badlands, and prairies are several southern Alberta towns with their own unique charm, attractions, and summer events. For… Read more »
Lavender Farms in Ontario For a Day Trip – 2026 Season
Summer brings warm sunny days and lavender blooms! So hit the road to enjoy a calming, meditative walks amongst these purple flowers.
Do yoga, propose, get married, or stay at some these farms, though not necessarily in this order!
14 of the Best Ontario Towns and Cities For a Beach Vacation This Summer
It might be difficult to pick your next beach destination in Ontario. Between Ontario’s interior lakes, rivers, and the Great Lakes of Ontario, Huron, or Erie, this… Read more »
Kelso Lavender Farm: Relax and Unwind at the Lavender Fields Located 1 Hour From Toronto
Nestled in the heart of southern Ontario, the expansive Kelso Lavender Farm, comprising over 25,000 plants, presents a breathtaking and vibrant escape. With its proximity to Toronto… Read more »
14 of the Best Islands to Visit in Ontario This Summer – Activities, Tours & Adventures
Between all of the Great Lakes and rivers in Ontario, there are “thousands” of islands across this large province. These include inhabited and uninhabited islands, as well… Read more »
25 Must Visit Beaches in Nova Scotia
As a peninsula only by a relatively slim connection to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia has miles and miles of coastland. So, naturally, there are several dozen beaches… Read more »
Unlock the Best of Rondeau Provincial Park: Hike, Bike, and Relax on 11km of Lake Erie’s Scenic Shorline
Rondeau Provincial Park has incredible natural features, making it a popular draw for campers and day visitors. The park sits on 11km of Lake Erie shoreline, which… Read more »
10 ‘Big Alberta’ Day Trip Ideas From Edmonton – Road Side Attractions
Make your next day trip big! A great way to see Alberta within a day trip from Edmonton is to hit up all the amazing roadside attractions…. Read more »
Summer Getaway to Edmundston: From Riverbanks to Rolling Hills
Edmundston, a small inland city in New Brunswick, offers scenic waterfront views along the Saint John and Madawaska Rivers, nestled in rolling hills ideal for hiking and recreation. Despite being far from the coast, it features summer festivals, cycling trails like the Petit Témis, and riverside walks. Rich in history and culture, Edmundston hosts museums, such as the Madawaska Historical Museum and Fortin-du-Petit-Sault. Nearby, the New Brunswick Botanical Garden showcases themed gardens and scenic trails, perfect for exploration and relaxation.
Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park: Explore, Learn and Comfort Camp at the Site of Treaty 7 Signing
Take a journey through Alberta’s indigenous history by exploring the Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. Alberta comprises three main treaty territories: 6, 7, and 8. Calgary, for example,… Read more »
Ontario Water Parks: Inflatable, Amusement and Resort Water Parks to Visit This Summer
Nothing says summer like a trip to a water park. Cool off with friends and family while slipping and sliding through various fun water structures for an… Read more »
U-Pick Strawberry Farms in Greater Toronto Area & Hamilton
Visit GTA & Hamilton Strawberry Farms for a fun outing, and pick your own strawberries! Whether you’re craving some fresh fruits or just want to support your… Read more »
Getaway to Battle Harbour: Labrador’s Timeless Coastal Retreat
A trip to Battle Island on the east coast of Labrador is unlike any other across the province. Battle Harbour, located on Battle Island, is an incredible… Read more »
Inflatable Water Park at Professor’s Lake in Brampton; Here is What to Know
Prepare for a splashing good time at Professor’s Lake this summer as the inflatable water park returns for the 2026 season. Wibit, the inflatable water park that… Read more »
Ballet by the Ocean Returns for 2026 Season with Dance, Food, and Stunning New Brunswick Views
Atlantic Ballet Atlantique Canada is bringing back Ballet by the Ocean for its sixth season, offering audiences a one-of-a-kind experience that blends live dance, gourmet food, and… Read more »
Must Visit Towns For a Summer Road Trip Around Georgian Bay
The Georgian Bay is located at the large eastern half of Lake Huron. The Bay is created from the northern shores, the Bruce Peninsula to the south,… Read more »
Great Sand Hills in Sceptre: Hike This Unique Desert in Saskatchewan
Discover the Great Sandhills, a quiet natural treasure in southwestern Saskatchewan. It is one of the largest sets of active sand dunes in Canada. Strong, high-velocity winds… Read more »
Two Lakes, Endless Adventures: Summer Fun at Great Blue Heron Provincial Park
Northern parts of Saskatchewan is a hub of outdoor activity and recreation year-round. Much of this is due in part to the expansive Prince Albert National Park…. Read more »