This provincial park in Ontario offers a sandy beach for swimming, more than 320 campsites for tents and RVs, and fishing spots just over an hour from Toronto.
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This town may be small, but it's big on character, with a lively summer rodeo festival and unique duty-free shopping that travelers can't get enough of.
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An artsy roadside attraction in Canada’s New Brunswick has turned into a campground, where you can pitch a tent among large sculptures in the woods.
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This lovely Quebec village captivates visitors with centuries-old architecture, peaceful riverfront vistas, picturesque streets, and picturesque parks.
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Canada's first and only official grizzly bear sanctuary, a leading conservation effort, is a pristine west coast wilderness for wild animal lovers.
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This underappreciated Canadian city is an inland playground for scuba divers of all skill levels looking to explore ethereal underwater wreckage.
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This lesser-known pocket in Atlantic Canada produces its own signature wine — a zesty white that pairs perfectly with the region's fresh-caught seafood.
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While British Columbia is packed full of beautiful outdoor destinations, part of this park's appeal is its close proximity to downtown Vancouver.
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Thought the American West had a monopoly on cowboy culture? Canada's prairie province might have a thing or two to say about that.
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Kananaskis Country in Canada is incredibly beautiful, and this body of water offers visitors plenty to do, with some exceptionally gorgeous views.
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The charms of Québec are on show in this friendly bayside city, which pairs scenic beaches and river activities with fresh seafood and delicious dining.
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Whether you're looking for picturesque lighthouses or rainbow-colored cliffs, you'll find them along the beautiful coast of the world's largest freshwater lake.
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If you're looking for a remote camping or RV getaway nestled within eastern Alberta, Canada, you'll want to check out this lake full of fishing and beauty.
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The Great Lakes are so stunning that they overshadow some of North America's greatest bodies of water. Make sure this Canadian lake goes on your itinerary.
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Canada is well known for its many lake oases, but this one offers unique paddling, camping, and wildlife viewing experiences that are hard to match elsewhere.
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Nestled within Nova Scotia is a lovely town on the waterside, featuring the home of a famous inventor, waterside views, and outdoor sites worth exploring.
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This small town, tucked in Quebec's Bas-Saint-Laurence region, is an idyllic place to spend your golden years with plenty of activities for every season.
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This town is surrounded by water, and its more remote location makes it a fantastic getaway if you're looking for coastal charm and fresh seafood.
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Explore Fenelon Falls in Ontario’s Kawartha Lakes, a charming village with waterfalls, beaches, local shops, festivals, and scenic outdoor adventures.
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Explore Cayuga, Ontario, a charming Grand River town with historic Ruthven Park, standout restaurants, hiking trails, paddling, and small-town appeal.
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No country on the planet does lakes quite like Canada, and this stunning spot provides everything from top-tier fishing to sumptuous serenity.
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This small town near Vancouver is an ideal place to spend your golden years, known for its community-led initiatives and proximity to provincial parks.
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If you're heading out on the road trip of a lifetime through the landscapes of Western Canada, don't assume that the law of the land is the same as in the U.S.
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This breathtaking Canadian lake offers turquoise waters, remote wilderness, scenic trails, world-class fishing, and unforgettable boating adventures.
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Minutes from downtown Ottawa, explore over 220 square miles of Canadian parkland with year-round recreation opportunities, from hiking and swimming to skiing.
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This overlooked Vancouver Island getaway offers freshwater recreation, scenic parks, mountain vistas, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
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This town just over an hour from downtown Toronto is a bustling Ontario old mill town with fun shops, tasty restaurants, and a historic downtown.
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