Everything to Love at Battery Provincial Park: Jerome Point Lighthouse, Canal Trails, and Coastal Bliss
Battery Provincial Park is a stunning coastal destination on Cape Breton Island that blends nature, history, and recreation. Explore historic trails that pass by ruins and lead to the Jerome Point Lighthouse, enjoy the beach at St. Peter’s Bay, visit the St. Peter’s Canal National Historic Site, or take a picnic by the water. Camp under the stars, learn about early European settlements at local museums, and rent kayaks or bikes to fully experience the beauty and history of the area.
Lavender Farms Within Two Hours of Downtown Toronto For a Delightful July Stroll
The outskirts of Toronto are full of lush country landscapes where you can find sprawling lavender farms. Go for a walk, attend yoga classes or workshops and… Read more »
Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park: See Stunning Falls, Wildlife and Spawning Salmon All in One Visit to This Iconic Newfoundland Park
Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park, established in 1959, protects the scenic Humber River and its wide Big Falls. Just over an hour from Corner Brook, it offers salmon viewing, world-renowned fishing, short trails to stunning viewpoints, and rich wildlife. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip in this beautiful Boreal forest destination.
5 of the Best Summer Adventures in Kincardine
A summer trip to Kincardine may be filled with adventure, relaxation by the water, sightseeing, or all of the above family fun. The town, which follows the… Read more »
Things to Do During Summer in Southampton – Beaches, Festivals, Hiking & More
Summers in Southampton are often centred around the beaches in town. And for good reason. Part of the Municipality of Saugeen Shores, Southampton is home to beautiful… Read more »
18 of the Best Beaches For a Summer Trip in Manitoba
Now that summer’s here, you may be looking for fun ways to beat the heat. There’s nothing better than heading to a beach on a warm, sunny… Read more »
Chutes Provincial Park – Discover a Hidden Gem in Northern Ontario with Waterfalls and Serene Pine Forests
Chutes Provincial Park, located near the Trans-Canada Highway, offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by the scenic Aux Sables River. Hike the 6 km Twin Bridges Trail, enjoy a riverside beach day, camp under tall pines, or explore nearby trails around Georgian Bay. Don’t miss the stunning waterfalls, vibrant fall foliage, or serene winter views.
Bon Echo: Boat Tour to See Pictographs on Massive Mazinaw Rock and Hike Scenic Cliff Top Trail
Bon Echo Provincial Park, located in Lennox and Addington County, is home to several lakes, including Mazinaw Lake, the seventh-deepest in Ontario. The park is distinguished by… Read more »
Ten of the Best Boardwalks on Prince Edward Island You Need to Add to Your Trip
Explore the Island through its boardwalks! Why not begin at one tip of the Island and check out PEI’s excellent boardwalks one weekend at a time! So… Read more »
What to Do at Balsam Lake Provincial Park for a Memorable Trip
Balsam Lake is a top Ontario destination for outdoor adventures and relaxation. Located in the Kawartha Lakes region, it offers excellent canoeing and kayaking via the Trent-Severn Waterway, scenic hiking and cycling trails, and abundant birdwatching and fishing. With beach amenities, boat rentals, and varied camping or cottage stays, it’s perfect for day trips or extended getaways. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip—paddle, hike, swim, relax, and explore local eats!
2025 Salsa on St. Clair: Canada’s Biggest Latin Street Party Returns This Weekend
Get ready to party, as Canada’s biggest Latin street party is back to heat up Toronto streets this weekend. On July 5th and 6th, you can enjoy… Read more »
Nova Scotia’s Seafoam Lavender Gardens: Unwind and Pick Your Own Bouquet at This Lavender Farm
Embrace the enchanting aromas of summer as the Seafoam Lavender Company & Gardens, located on Northumberland Shore, opens its lavender fields to the public. This small, family-owned… Read more »
Taste of Lawrence 2025: Scarborough’s Largest Street Festival Brings Food & Fun From July 4 to 6
Head to Warden Avenue to the Birchmount Road section of Lawrence Avenue to experience the biggest street festival in Scarborough. The festival, which begins on Friday evening,… Read more »
Colour Pop Florals: Pick Your Own Dahlias at This Farm Near Windsor
If you are looking to pick your own flowers, then there are plenty of options across Ontario – from tulips to sunflowers and everything in between. But,… Read more »
2025 Calgary Stampede Parade: What You Need to Know About Parking/Road Closures on July 4
The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth begins this Friday. The 113th Calgary Stampede Parade is the official kick-off to Alberta’s iconic summer festival and is the second-largest… Read more »
Children Golf Free at Participating Courses in Canada This Month
Children under the age of 16 can play golf for free at hundreds of courses across Canada when accompanied by a paying adult, as part of the… Read more »
Thompson Creek Recreation Area: A Hidden Gem with Stunning Rockies Views and No Crowds Along David Thompson Highway
Set along Alberta’s scenic David Thompson Highway, Thompson Creek Provincial Recreation Area offers a quiet escape with mountain views, riverside trails, and a well-equipped campground. Just minutes from Banff National Park, it’s an ideal base for both rugged adventures and relaxed wilderness experiences—perfect for those seeking nature’s beauty without venturing too far off the beaten path.
Why You Should Visit Little Huson Caves Regional Park on Vancouver Island
Tucked away on northern Vancouver Island, Little Huson Caves Regional Park offers a magical blend of natural beauty and adventure. With 15 accessible caves, karst formations, forested trails, and crystal-clear creeks, this free day-use park promises a rewarding outdoor experience for hikers, families, and photographers alike—perfect for a short scenic hike or a full afternoon of exploration.
50 Things to Do This August in British Columbia
From enjoying a music festival at the remote Haida Gwaii, or rock out with world famous artists at Rockin’ River Music Fest to marvelling spectacular aerobatic performances in the sky during Abbotsford Air Show, you can find plenty to do in British Columbia this August 2019.
A Quick Guide For a Summer Trip to Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
There are several ways to explore and create adventures out of a trip to Kananaskis Country. K-Country spans several parks across Alberta’s foothills and mountains from Calgary… Read more »
Things to Do Around Fish Lake Provincial Recreation Area Where Foothills Meet the Rockies
One of the most spectacular parts of visiting Fish Lake is the abundance of scenery in every direction, and how that scenery changes. Depending on where you explore and travel around Fish Lake Provincial Recreation Area, there may be views of rolling green hills, towering mountains, shallow creeks, rushing rivers and waterfalls. Fish Lake Provincial Recreation Area is right on the cusp of the Alberta Rockies, which also places it on the edge of the foothills.
5 Reasons to Visit Innisfail This Summer
There are many stops one could make along Highway 2 where it connects Calgary and Edmonton. And each stop is filled with its own hidden gems of… Read more »
Scenic Road Trip in Saskatchewan: Regina to Qu’Appelle Valley
Summer is a great time of year to get into your vehicle and head out for a fun day or two to explore the route between the… Read more »
Summer Adventures at Silent Lake Provincial Park
When in search of somewhere quiet, maybe a bit more remote, or simply peaceful to visit this summer, Eastern Ontario has a lot to offer. The St…. Read more »