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Ontario

Toronto

Toronto Harbour
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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.

It is a prominent centre for music, theatre, movie and television production and its numerous attractions, festivals and culture attract over 25 million visitors each year.

Toronto is a great place to begin your Central Canada RV vacation. If you decide to rent an RV, campgrounds and our Toronto RV rental location are easily accessible from the downtown core.Downtown, don’t miss the lookout at the CN Tower – an opportunity to view the vastness of this sprawling city, located on the shores of Lake Ontario. History buffs will enjoy the Royal Ontario Museum, showcasing art, culture and nature from around the globe and a visit to Casa Loma will take you back in time to the early 1900s when this majestic castle was the largest private residence in Canada.

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At Ripley’s Aquarium, travelling on moving glide paths, visitors enter the ocean realm and come face to face with thousands of fascinating fishes and menacing sea creatures - everything from barracudas, to rays, to jellyfish, octopi, moray eels and giant sharks!

Toronto Island Park is worthy of a full-day trip. With beaches, wading pools and splash pads, there is ample opportunity to cool down on a hot summer’s day. Kids and parents alike will enjoy the 30 plus rides and attractions at Centreville Amusement Park and will enjoy getting lost (and found again) in the William Meany Maze.

Regardless of your interests, it’s worth spending more than a few days here to experience Toronto’s unique vibe.

Diversity Our Strength

As the most multi-cultural city in Canada, Toronto's philosophy can be summed up in its motto: Diversity Our Strength.


Discover your own Toronto

Vibrant, beautiful, multi-cultural - just a few words to describe Canada's largest city. Find your own words when you set out to discover your own Toronto.
Video courtesy of Tourism Toronto

Itineraries that include Ontario

Toronto / Toronto
9 days
Canadian Canoe Route
Combine the adventure and adrenalin of a 5-7 day Canadian Canoe Route tour with a touch of heritage along the Rideau Canal Route and you have the perfect recipe for a fun-filled RV vacation in Southern Ontario.
Toronto / Montreal
7 days
City Hop - Toronto to Montreal
Enjoy three of Canada’s most iconic cities – Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal on this road trip. A truly classic Canadian experience, you’ll have the opportunity to try poutine (a dish originating from Quebec of fries, cheese curds and gravy), experience big city highlights as well quiet rural beauty.
Toronto / Toronto
20 days
Destination Disneyworld
Combining the excitement of an RV road trip down the US East Coast with sun, fun and adventure, this 5000km round trip features nature, history and spectacular scenery. It's a year-round itinerary and especially perfect for families looking for an escape from the northern winter. Travel at your own pace from your pickup location in Toronto or Montreal and follow our suggested itinerary to Orlando and beyond, first stop - Philadelphia. Please note that the US driving fee is applicable to this route.
Toronto / Vancouver
21 days
East meets West
From one major Canadian city to another, this three-week road trip is a Canadian experience you won’t forget. You’ll skirt the great lakes of Ontario, be mezmerized by the rolling prairies of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, gaze up in awe at the spectacular Rocky Mountains and end seaside in the city of Vancouver.
Toronto / Halifax
14 days
Eastern Canada Adventure
This road trip offers you a taste of four provinces, an opportunity to uniquely experience Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and some of their famed cities and places. From the city life of Toronto to the awe-inspiring tidal changes in the Bay of Fundy, this trip through eastern Canada will leave you wanting more.
Toronto / Toronto
14 days
Georgian Bay Coastal Route
Get up close and personal with nature along the Georgian Bay Coastal Route. Follow this 15-day itinerary around the Bay, stopping at the best natural attractions.
Toronto / Toronto
13 days
Lake Erie Circle Route
Our Circle Lake Erie tour will take you through four states and one province, through wind farms and agricultural land, vineyards and beaches. Historic covered bridges and lighthouses will beckon, calling out to the photographer within you. Get back to nature by hiking or biking in the National Park or try canoeing, kayaking or scuba diving. Birdwatching? Lake Erie is the place to be in Spring and Fall as more than 300 migratory species stop en route to their final destinations Then, if you feel like a break from all this tranquility, you can seek out one of the largest amusement parks in America! Please note that this itinerary is subject to the US driving fee.
Toronto / Toronto
12 days
Lake Ontario Circle Tour
Our Circle Lake Ontario tour will take you on a spectacular journey featuring covered bridges, beautiful gardens, fertile wine country, towering waterfalls, narrow shipping canals, weathered lighthouses, stunning coastal scenery and incredible sunsets. From Toronto, take a side trip to St Jacobs Country before travelling down the Niagara River to Niagara Falls. Your journey takes you into New York State, following the Great Lakes Seaway Trail on the south shore of Lake Ontario to Cape Vincent, then on to the fabulous 1000 Islands and back into Canada. Continue your tour down Lake Ontario's north shore along the Ontario Kings Highway, stopping en route to explore the Bay of Quinte and Prince Edward County. End your vacation visiting some of Toronto's top attractions. Please note that travel into the USA on this itinerary is subject to the US driving fee.
Toronto / Toronto
12 days
Ontario Fall Foliage
The sheer brilliance of Ontario’s fall foliage, sunny days, cool evenings and colors that will take your breath away, will have you in awe on this two week roadtrip. Eastern Canada is awash with color from mid September through mid October. When planning your CanaDream vacation for anytime during this period you're sure to find Ontario's fall foliage at its best somewhere on your journey. Take as little or as long as you like on this tour, using our suggestions as a guide.
Toronto / Toronto
14 days
Ports and Forts
Our Ports & Forts tour takes you from our RV rental location in Brampton near Toronto into the far south-west of Ontario province. Discover Mennonite history then chill out on the shores of Lake Huron before kissing the US border at Windsor/Detroit. Your easterly return route along Lake Erie will have you learning about early Canadian rail history and visiting some spectacular provincial and national parks.
Toronto / Toronto
17 days
The Fur Trade Route
The unique character of Northern Ontario is evident in its people, its culture and its diverse scenery. Boom and bust periods of mining and milling have shaped this area which is home to only 6% of the province’s population. The fur trade was an early draw for settlers who used canoe routes to trade with the indigenous people, long before the arrival of the railroad and the highways we travel today. Days 1-10 of this itinerary follow the Fur Trade Route and, with the return journey to Toronto crossing over a Great Lake, there’s something new to see and do each day.
Toronto / Toronto
13 days
The Prospector Route
Discover Ontario’s gold rush on this leisurely circle tour from Toronto. Drive through boreal forest, hike amongst spectacular scenery, gaze over tumbling waterfalls and learn about the valuable minerals which contributed to the development of mines and towns in Northeastern Ontario.
Toronto / Toronto
14 days
Waterway Route
This RV route runs eastward on Hwy #7 from Port Severn on Georgian Bay, through cottage country to Ottawa, down the Ottawa River Valley, back Hwy #2 along the north shore of Lake Ontario to the intersection with Hwy #400 north of Toronto. There are many deviations and side trips to campgrounds and points of interest along the way.
Busy but beautiful city on the shores of Lake Ontario. Lots to see and do - recommend you take transit into the city as parking is expensive.
Denise King
Saskatchewan
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