26 Places to Visit to Learn and Appreciate Alberta’s Cultural and Natural Heritage
When you wonder how you can explore Alberta’s heritage this summer, during the August/Heritage Day long weekend, or on Alberta Day, there are many parts of history… Read more »
Top Vancouver Island Towns and Cities For a Summer Getaway
The most magical part of any town or city on Vancouver Island is usually the surrounding scenery. The Island’s communities are spread out from north to south… Read more »
50 Things to Do During Summer in Chatham-Kent
Known for its sunny beaches, classic car shows, rich history of settlements, and fishing, the Chatham-Kent region of Ontario is a perfect place to explore this summer…. Read more »
12 of the Most Scenic Bridges to Explore in Alberta on a Road Trip
There are many reasons for the scenic bridges you’ll find across Alberta. Some were built for industry, to connect people on foot, or to connect people to… Read more »
Sunflower Fields and Mazes in Ontario For a Day Trip
A visit to a sunflower farm is surely a cause for a smile, photo ops, and plenty of sunshine. Walk on a path through a sea of yellow flowers and purchase a specialty product from a store on-site to commemorate your summer experience. In Ontario, these flowers bloom for about two weeks only from early to late August/early September. If you are looking for a sunflower field to visit in Ontario this summer, check out one of these farms.
10+ Sunflower Fields to Explore Around Toronto
Embrace the summer season by arranging a delightful visit to the nearest sunflower farm. Revel in the beauty of these stunning flowers as you take a stroll… Read more »
Sunflower Farms For a Day Trip From Ottawa
The “helianthus annuus,” more commonly known as sunflowers, is a symbol of happiness and of summer. They are interesting flowers that adore the sun, moving to face… Read more »
15 Parks to Enjoy a Picnic in Winnipeg
As summer approaches and the weather gets warm, you may be looking for some fun, relaxing outdoor activities. Having a picnic with friends or a loved one… Read more »
25 Outdoor Adventures in Northumberland County
Just an hour east of Toronto, and adjacent to Regional Municipality of Durham, Northumberland County offer delightful and exciting adventures within its boundaries. From quaint farms to glamping, lakeside fun, and adventures through forests, this county bordering Kawarthas, is a worth a weekend and more of your time!
Heritage Day and August Long Weekend 2026: 25 Ideas For Alberta Day Trips and Getaways
The August Long Weekend in Alberta is often one of the warmest, so you’re probably planning some sort of vacation. You can easily centre your long weekend… Read more »
25 Outdoor Adventures in and around Kingston
Surrounded by areas famous for their stunning nature, Kingston is the ideal location for the beginning of an outdoor adventure. With summer approaching us soon, it’s about… Read more »
Eye-Catching Hay Bales Pop Up Near Saskatchewan Roads
Busch Canada is taking an unusual approach to promote its new limited-edition Farmer’s Pack, placing the campaign directly on the Saskatchewan farmland connected to its beer. Instead… Read more »
Unique Summer Adventures in Southwestern Ontario
Southwestern Ontario is home to some of the most famed birding sites, wineries, microbreweries, spas, nature sites, and spots for outdoor adventure in the country, and for… Read more »
Explore Gagetown Where Quiet Charm Meets Loyalist Legacy on the Banks of the St. John River
Gagetown, a serene riverside village in Arcadia, offers scenic drives, fall foliage, and rich history. Enjoy paddling or fishing on the St. John River, visit heritage sites like the Tilley House and Loomcrofter’s Studio, and explore nearby trails, lakes, and waterfalls. Whether walking the historic village loop or touring Arcadia’s lakeshores, Gagetown is perfect for a peaceful and culturally rich getaway.
Plan a Blueberry Picking Trip East of Toronto This August Long Weekend
Wilmot Orchards in Newcastle is getting ready for its annual pick-your-own blueberry season, offering visitors a limited opportunity to harvest fresh fruit during the peak period from… Read more »
Cabot Beach Provincial Park: A Red Sand Retreat Blending Seaside Camping and Island History in One Spot
Cabot Beach Provincial Park offers the perfect blend of history, scenery, and seaside fun. Enjoy red sand beaches, supervised swimming, playgrounds, and scenic picnics. Explore restored historic buildings, including a 1794 schoolhouse and lighthouse, or stay longer at the campground with full-service sites. Cabot Beach is ideal for day trips, camping, and soaking up the charm of PEI’s Green Gables Shore.
What to See and Do at Biidaasige Park, Toronto’s Waterfront Park Now 10 Acres Bigger
Toronto has opened another 10 acres of Biidaasige Park, expanding the city’s newest waterfront destination along Lake Ontario and the restored Don River. The western section adds… Read more »
Nature, Nurture, and Charity: 16 Acre Sunflower Walk at Kadylack Farm in Perth County
Experience the enchantment of a 16-acre sunflower field at Kadylack Farm in Atwood, where visitors of all ages are welcome to immerse themselves in the joy that… Read more »
Follow Prince Edward County’s Free Arts Trail for Spectacular Sculptures and Local Creations
Prince Edward County is putting its artists back in the spotlight with the 2026 relaunch of the Prince Edward County Arts Trail. The self-guided route connects visitors… Read more »
25 Things to Do This Summer in the Interlake Region of Manitoba
From the scenery and the activities around, it’s an exciting and adventurous area that is fun for the whole family. Manitoba is known for its lakes, and the Interlake region is no exception. The region boasts ocean-like waters from Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba. You wouldn’t be the first person to mistake this prairie gem for a Caribbean vacation.
Explore Fort Saskatchewan This Summer – River Trails, Grazing Sheep & Family Fun in One Trip
Make the most of your trip to Fort Saskatchewan by diving into its rich 200+ year history at the Fort Heritage Precinct and strolling through the city’s many art displays, murals, and galleries. Explore scenic trails along the North Saskatchewan River, paddle from West River’s Edge or Turner Park, and unwind at picnic spots or the dog park.
Discover Port McNeill: Gateway to Breathtaking Northern Vancouver Island Adventures
Port McNeill is the perfect basecamp for wilderness adventures on northern Vancouver Island. Explore the stunning Queen Charlotte Strait by boat, kayak, or ferry to nearby islands like Cormorant and Malcolm. Spot whales, bears, and sea otters on guided wildlife tours or enjoy fishing packages and cultural experiences. Stroll scenic waterfront trails, hike through forested coastlines, and learn about local history at the Heritage Museum. With cozy lodges, island charm, and rich First Nations culture, Port McNeill offers unforgettable coastal escapes.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Bridal Veil Falls – Manitoulin Island
Manitoulin Island offers scenic hikes and cultural experiences, with highlights like the Bridal Veil Falls and Kagawong River Trail. Visitors can enjoy a short walk to the falls or a longer route from the marina, featuring historical markers and river views. In Kagawong, explore public art, the Old Mill Heritage Centre, lakeside beaches, and local galleries, plus treats from Manitoulin Chocolate Works.
Point Abino Lighthouse: Explore Fort Erie’s Hidden Historic Lakeside Gem
Make the most of your visit to the Point Abino Lighthouse by joining a guided tour on select summer dates or enjoying a self-guided walk or bike-in visit along the scenic 1.5 km trail. Discover the lighthouse’s unique neoclassical architecture, rich history, and stunning views of Lake Erie. With picnic spots, birdwatching, and photo opportunities, it’s a peaceful escape from the busier areas of Fort Erie.