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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!
50 Things to do this 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 »
25+ Outdoor Adventures in Muskoka
The Muskoka region, or Ontario’s cottage country, is situated about 200 kilometres north of Toronto and has been popular among tourists looking for a getaway since the… Read more »
50 Things to Do this Summer in Windsor and Essex County
Experience all that the southern Canada has to offer by spending time in Essex County — Canada’s southernmost region — and Windsor — the southernmost city in… 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 »
Lavender Farms in Ontario for a Day Trip
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!
Boat Tours and Cruises in Ontario
Thinking of going on a cruise? Explore Ontario through its myriad of rivers, and waterways! From intimate, romantic and cozy cruises that span a week to short boat trips, you have plenty of options to suit every budget from Windsor to Moosonee and Ottawa to Kenora!
100 Adventures in Ontario Provincial Parks
From climbing on a “sleeping giant” to walking the world’s longest freshwater beach and howling with the wolfs, here are 100 best adventures in Ontario’s Provincial Parks.
Best Restaurants in Ontario according to Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants – 2019
Toronto tops the ranking list with 26 restaurants in the list with Ottawa 4, Cambridge and Niagara Region 1 each. Toronto’s Giulietta was awarded the Best New Restaurant title.
Fun Things To Do In Ontario During Spring
From duck races to walleye fishing, festivals celebrating spring migration and blossom, here are 40+ must ways to celebrate spring in Ontario.
Indoor Attractions & Adventures in Oshawa
Plan a date at the location of blockbuster films X-Men and Billy Madison, see collections Canadian-built and Canadian-owned automobiles, or Canada’s largest collection of operational military vehicles… Read more »
Indoor Attractions & Adventures in Whitby
When the weather is inclement, take the kids to Iroquois Park Sports Centre, explore the reptile world at Reptilia, defy gravity at iFly or jump to your heart’s content at Sky Zone.
Whether you want to hold birthday parties, find a date idea, or just chill out, you will find something in this list.
Weekend Getaways from GTA: Exploring Ontario Provincial Parks
If you are looking for a perfect, inexpensive weekend getaways from GTA to relax and rejuvenate: look no further than Ontario Provincial Parks. Whether you want to camp… Read more »
Lavender Festivals in Ontario
Celebrate the calming effect of lavender and escape for a day to the country to enjoy the best of lavender products from food to beauty balms and of course the burst of purple amid lushness of green fields.
Ontario Maple Syrup Festivals and Sugar Shacks
Where to go to experience the smells and tastes of the sweet water of Ontario.
A list of maple syrup festivals, pancake houses/sugar shacks and maple trails to explore in Ontario.
Flower & Blossom Festivals in Ontario
You do not have to be a florist, anthophile or a gardener, to be excited by the sight and smell of flowers. The love of flowers cuts across age and gender; flowers are a sign of love, gratitude, and beauty and are favoured plants the world over. The following are six flower festivals that you must attend in Ontario.
15 Things to Do During Winter in Markham
Markham fosters tons of art, culture, and old town feeling, making the Winters here quaint and scenic. Here are 15 ways to make your winter more exciting… Read more »
15 Things to Do during Winter in Mississauga
Mississauga, the sixth largest city in Canada, has plenty to offer in the realm of sports, shopping, arts and culture, and entertainment. Right on the shores of… Read more »
18 Coolest Outdoor Ice Skating Trails in Ontario
Sharpen your skates, and checkout some of Ontario’s best ice skating trails this winter.
Peterborough Historic Lift Lock Skating Trail is Open for 2019 Season
Peterborough Historic Lift Lock Skating Trail is open for 2019 season since Jan 2. The Trent Severn Waterway and the City Peterborough offer public skating on the… Read more »
Places to See Magical Christmas Lights in Ontario
From spectacular illuminations that transforms the Niagara Falls area to enjoying evening stroll through picture-perfect postcard setting with close to one million lights at Upper Canada Village, Ontario is all aglow with magical lights. Although every village, town, city, and community has at least one or two house or buildings worth stopping to check out, the following light shows are definitely worth travelling to see.
Top Things to Do in Arrowhead Provincial Park During Winter
Arrowhead Provincial Park is a great visit any time of the year, but in winter, the famous skate trail nestled along the snow laden trees is not the only thing that you can do to enjoy the crisp and clear winter air.
55+ Activities and Festivals to Enjoy in Ontario this Fall Season
From spectacular fall colours, harvest activities and festivals, and halloween events, that are plenty of ways to celebrate this transitional season in Ontario. Here are fifty fun… Read more »
Where to See Salmon Run in Greater Toronto Area
Early September to November when temperatures are between 3°C to 10°C, Pacific Salmon (Coho, Chinook) migrate upstream from Ontario’s Great Lakes to lay their eggs in the shallows… Read more »