To the north of Toronto lies one of Canada’s most visited outdoor playgrounds in Algonquin Provincial Park.  Season by season, this park offers something for everyone.

Incredible natural beauty will meet you at every bend of the road on the largest freshwater island in the world. It's one of Northern Ontario's best-kept secrets and a destination of choice for visitors looking to enjoy boating and other outdoor activities in scenic surroundings.

Perhaps the most well-known attraction in Canada, Niagara Falls annually plays host to millions of visitors each year. Three separate waterfalls straddle the border between Canada and the United States, collectively forming the Niagara Falls.

Founded in 1826 as Bytown, Ottawa has evolved into the political centre of Canada. Ottawa stands on the south bank of the Ottawa River overlooking the city of Gatineau, Quebec. As Canada’s capital, Ottawa regularly plays host to significant cultural events in Canadian history.

Describing itself at the Gateway to the Kawartha region, Peterborough has recreational opportunities for all ages and abilities.  One of Peterborough's big draws for visitors is the recreational opportunities available along the Trent-Severn Waterway.

Warm and friendly, St Jacobs knows how to roll out the welcome mat.  This quintessential village of around 2000 people has its roots embedded in the simple lifestyle of "Old Order" Mennonites who settled in the area in the mid 19th century.

A sprawling city bypassed by the Trans Canada Highway as you drive from North Bay to Sault Ste Marie, Sudbury will surprise.  Surprise you by its history, surprise you by its vibrancy, surprise you with its outdoor lifestyle and welcome you with an open heart.

The Giant Sleeps Here.  Thunder Bay's most prominent landmark is visible from around the city. With the shores of Lake Superior lapping its shoreline, Thunder Bay is a popular summer holiday playground and facilities for RV camping are numerous.

The largest of Canada’s cities, and the capital of the province of Ontario, is home to a diverse population, reflecting its role as an important destination for immigrants to Canada. Its numerous attractions, festivals and culture attract over 25 million visitors each year.