A small Ontario escape on Lake Erie has sandy shores, local food, craft brews, and a relaxed waterfront setting that works well for an easy weekend away.
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This tiny town has been featured in several high-profile TV shows, and it's home to several cozy parks, popular shops, and well-reviewed restaurants.
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Many restaurants around the world have long and storied pasts — including being sites for chilling ghost stories. Here's where to go for a spooky time.
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Off British Columbia's coast, a tiny Canadian island village offers exceptional whale watching, Indigenous culture, historic waterfronts, and nature trails.
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Looking for a coastal getaway filled with breathtaking views, fresh seafood, and outdoor adventure? This Canadian gem's got you covered.
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Explore quiet coves, cast a line, and roam wild forests while surrounded by remote and rugged natural beauty at Nova Scotia's largest artificial lake.
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This provincial park has a quiet, undiscovered hiking trail and wilderness camping options, with lakeside tent pads and sweeping views of the valley below.
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This lesser-known Canadian coastal park pairs ocean views, various campsites, scenic trails, and abundant wildlife with a peaceful, uncrowded setting.
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Located inside Pacific Rim National Park, this Vancouver Island spot offers forested paths for quiet walks, locations for storm watching, and rich history.
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For a pristine hideaway full of kayaking, camping, views, and wildlife, head to Canada's secluded and serene Gulf Island that is a bit off the beaten path.
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This small Canadian coastal town delivers ocean views, local shops, cozy cafes, fresh seafood, beaches, and a laid-back East Coast atmosphere by the water.
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Support local businesses, explore a scenic park, and, of course, catch the stunning annual rodeo that will leave you with many memories of this Alberta town.
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British Columbia offers tourists a lot to see, whether it's the big city or the remote islands. If you head to this village, you can even spot sea otters.
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You may not think "beachfront" when thinking about Lake Erie, but this grand park offers beach access, camping, hiking and biking, and so much more to do.
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A peaceful Saskatchewan getaway combines lakefront scenery with historic churches, hilltop views, local art, and a glimpse into the region's past.
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Luxury meets the Canadian wilderness at this remote waterside retreat. You can float in a sauna, and two types of bears won't be the only wildlife you see.
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Take a trip along the oldest continuously operating passenger train in North America and explore some stunning Canadian communities along the way.
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Canada is a huge country known for its natural beauty, and this province has mountain lakes, scenic views, and all kinds of activities you can enjoy.
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If the thought of retiring to a beautiful Canadian peninsula with charming beaches and stunning sea views appeals, this might be the spot for you.
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Explore Quadra Island, a scenic British Columbia escape with kayaking, hiking, wildlife, First Nations history, and a thriving arts community.
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This quaint coastal town in Nova Scotia can be reached by ferry from Bar Harbor, Maine, and highlights a clifftop lighthouse, featured in a Hollywood film.
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This Quebec destination offers summer paddling and winter ice skating on the Châteauguay River, bike trails, and local ice cream shops and breakfast joints.
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Bass fishing is incredibly popular in the United States, and it's not just about catching food. It's a sport in its own right, especially in these spots.
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If you're looking for a spectacular summer road trip, look no further than this spectacular adventure through mountains, mining towns, and beauty in Canada.
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If you're looking for your next wilderness adventure, this Canadian park offers everything from wildlife and hiking to pristine beaches and mountain vistas.
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Beyond Banff and Jasper, one of Canada's most remote national parks offers Arctic wilderness, abundant wildlife, rugged mountains, and pristine wetlands.
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A former Canadian mining hub is now a scenic mountain destination for hiking, paddling, fishing, camping, ghost towns, lake days, and historic sites.
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