Things to Do in Toronto This August
Things to Do in Toronto in August: Events, Activities and Festivals happening in Toronto during the month of August 2025.
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 »
Fergus Medieval Faire 2025: Knights and Vikings Take Over Downtown Fergus This Saturday
Step back in time and embrace the enchanting world of knights, ladies, Vikings, and wizards at the Fergus Medieval Faire! Mark your calendars for July 26, from… Read more »
Edmonton Corn Maze Reopens July 24 with Spud-tacular New Design
The Edmonton Corn Maze will be reopening for the 2025 season on July 24th. This season’s design is a fun-filled tribute to the local success story, The… Read more »
Taste of Vietnam: Celebrate Vietnam This Weekend in Toronto
Savour delicious food and the beauty of Vietnamese culture at Taste of Vietnam! The annual Taste of Vietnam Toronto festival returns this year with the theme “Everlasting… Read more »
OssFest 2025: What to Expect at Ossington Street Festival on July 26
OssFest is making a highly anticipated return for its 7th edition this Saturday. The beloved street festival is set to take over the Ossington Strip between Dundas… Read more »
Whycocomagh Park – Explore the Heart of Cape Breton Island with Breathtaking Hikes and Lookouts
Whycocomagh Provincial Park, nestled in Cape Breton’s mountains, offers scenic lakeside and hillside camping with stunning views of Bras d’Or Lake. Hike the Salt Mountain Trail to enjoy panoramic lookouts and Acadian forest beauty. Ideal for summer or fall visits, guests can enjoy well-equipped campsites, access to nearby accommodations, and peaceful nature walks. Don’t miss vibrant fall colours, forest diversity, and unforgettable Cape Breton landscapes from this serene provincial park gem.
Explore Arches Provincial Park Where Ocean-Sculpted Rock Formations Meet Starry Skies
Newfoundland’s Northern Peninsula offers breathtaking scenery, and Arches Provincial Park is one of its most awe-inspiring highlights. Witness the mighty ocean’s handiwork at Arches Park, three towering coastal arches you must see before they’re gone. Formed by centuries of wave erosion, these natural wonders are best viewed at low tide, when vibrant pebbled beaches are fully revealed. Enjoy scenic picnics, wildlife spotting, and sunset photography—then stay to marvel at starry skies. Bring sturdy footwear and grab takeout from nearby spots for the perfect coastal adventure.
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 »
Sculpture Gardens to Visit in Ontario
Sculpture gardens are the perfect blend between nature and art, featuring art installations from local and international artists representing multiple different themes. As you stroll or bike… Read more »
Toronto Zoo Welcomes Wood Bison Calf Through Advanced Reproductive Methods
A female wood bison calf was recently born at the Toronto Zoo, marking a significant advancement in conservation efforts using artificial reproductive technologies. The birth resulted from… Read more »
Elora’s Longest BBQ Brings Canadian Food Celebration Back Downtown This Month
Downtown Elora is set to host a large-scale outdoor barbecue event featuring over 25 local restaurants, regional beverages, live performances, and activities for all ages. Organizers expect… Read more »
Summer in Grand Bend: Make the Most of Your Getaway with Exciting Adventures Beyond the Sand
The Grand Bend offers many ways to relax, party, dine, shop, and spend time as a family. The sunset walks, beach, and restaurants are all perfect for a romantic getaway. For family-friendly experiences, explore the watersports, nearby attractions, the Museum, and, of course, the beach!
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.
Kingsville’s Summer Charm: Waterfront Fun, Wine Tours and More
Kingsville is a vibrant summer destination offering beaches, paddling, and scenic trails along Lake Erie’s shoreline. Swim or relax at Cedar Island and Mettawas Beach, kayak through Cedar Creek, or unwind at local spas. Explore cultural gems like the Jack Miner Sanctuary, Kingsville Military Museum, and Canadian Transportation Museum. Stroll scenic trails like the Waterfront Trail or Lakeside Park paths. With local wineries, art events, and access to Pelee Island, Kingsville blends nature, history, and relaxation into the perfect getaway.
Summer in Port Stanley: From Beach Fun to Train Rides and Nature Adventures
Port Stanley, a vibrant lakeside community centred around the pristine Lake Erie, offers a rich blend of outdoor fun and cultural activities. Port Stanley invites you to indulge in water adventures, explore historical sites, and enjoy local cuisine. From Blue Flag beaches and scenic trails to summer theatre and charming markets, experience the perfect mix of relaxation and excitement.
A Summer Escape to Amherstburg: Lake Erie Beaches, Historical Landmarks, and Scenic Walks
Amherstburg, nestled at the mouth of the Detroit River and Lake Erie, offers a perfect summer escape with rich history, scenic waterfronts, and outdoor adventures. Explore historic sites like Fort Malden and the Amherstburg Freedom Museum, or relax at Holiday Beach with swimming, birding, and nature trails. Take guided boat tours, paddle the Canard River, or stroll the Heritage Waterfront Trail. From cultural attractions to beaches and conservation areas, Amherstburg is ideal for history buffs, nature lovers, and families alike.
Summer in Tiny: A Relaxing Escape with Beaches, Hikes, and Family Fun Along Georgian Bay
Tiny is part of the north end of Simcoe County and covers part of the Georgian Bay Shoreline. This natural and quieter part of southern Ontario is a wonderful escape from any busier part of the province. The beach vibes around Tiny are relaxed, and slower-paced and leave space for things like picnics, hikes, bike rides, and sunbathing.
A Quick Guide For an Exciting Getaway to Evan-Thomas PRA Near Calgary
Central to Kananaskis Country is one of the region’s parks with the most services, accommodations, and gorgeous day use or picnic areas. This central part of K-Country,… Read more »
The Best of Summer Adventures Around the Tay Township
The Tay Township covers a long stretch of the Georgian Bay between Port McNicoll and Waubaushene. To the south of those shores are quieter and more rural parts of Ontario. A summer trip out to Tay will guarantee beautiful beaches, thrilling water adventures, and all of the appeal of any of Ontario’s beach towns – minus the crowds!
Reasons Why You Should Visit Quetico Provincial Park
Quetico offers the ultimate wilderness adventure with over 2,000 lakes for world-class backcountry canoeing, stunning waterfalls, and untouched forests. Camp at Dawson Trail, explore 35 km of scenic hiking trails, or paddle deep into remote beauty. Enjoy year-round cabin and pod rentals, winter cross-country skiing, and stargazing in this International Dark Sky Park. Spot wildlife, fish pristine waters, and experience Indigenous culture at Lac La Croix. Don’t miss the summer Artist in Residence Program and the Dawson Trail Heritage Pavilion.
Fun Water-Based Activities and Adventures For This Summer in and Around Edmonton
Explore Central Alberta’s waters in several different styles this summer. If you’re in search of a water adventure near Edmonton, then you can take to the rivers… Read more »