Stay Canada: Places to stay in Canada

Todays featured Charlottetown , Prince Edward Island Bed & Breakfast or Boutique Hotel:

The Cranford is a truly elegant contemporary accommodation with fireplaces and balconies,located centrally in historic Charlottetown. Our Inn is designed to provide the comfort of a first-class hotel while maintaining the charm and personal touches you look for in a great PEI bed & breakfast.

Todays featured Princeton , British Columbia campground / RV park:

Princeton Castle Resort - Situated just 5 minutes outside of Princeton BC in the Cascade Mountains. This little known pristine area surprises all new visitors with its amazing natural beauty and abundant recreational opportunities.

Todays featured Maymont , Saskatchewan campground / RV park:

Glenburn Regional Park is situated on Highway 376, between Maymont and Sonnigdal, along the North Saskatchewan River. The park is near the site where the Maymont Ferry operated from 1926 to 1975. The Ferry was moved to form a bridge over the creek between the park and golf area.

"We were on a family camping trip, when we arrived there was no one there to take our money; just a sign saying to go knock on the house door if there was no one around. No one answered the door ..... "

Todays featured Barrie , Ontario campground / RV park:

Nestled among the pines on sixty acres of green space, Barrie KOA is the natural choice for campers of all ages.

"Have been here several times. Really clean. Nice pools."

Todays featured Belfast , Prince Edward Island cottage / chalet or cabin:

Close to Prince Edward Island's 25 highly regarded public golf courses. Greens fees are reasonable. Golf all day. Barbeque at Bellmora Beach House. Plan a PEI golf vacation in May/June or Sept/Oct. Golf a different course each day. The weather is cool. The golf is hot.

"This was an amazing place! Would stay again if I go to PEI"

Todays featured Port Hood , Nova Scotia motel:

This motel, which enjoys a convenient location near beaches and town centre, has 16 air-conditioned units, each with cable TV and a private 4-piece bathroom. Open year-round for more than 45 years, our property offers 16 motel units and two 1-bedroom suites.

Todays featured North Shore , Prince Edward Island cottage / chalet or cabin:

Two of the Cavendish area's most prominent tourism establishments, Shining Waters Country Inn & Cottages and Ingleside Lodge Motel & Cottages, have now been amalgamated to form the Shining Waters - Ingleside Resort.

"We loved our stay at Shining Waters Inn. We were made to feel welcome from the moment we stepped through the door. We will definitely be returning to PEI and Shining Waters ..... "

Todays featured Logan Lake , British Columbia campground / RV park:

Tunkwa Lake Resort - one of British Columbia's premier fly fishing destinations. Picturesque Tunkwa Lake is world famous for it's extra large Kamloops Rainbow trout.

"I took my son up for a little bit of ice fishing, ice skating, and some winter fun. It was our first time to Tunkwa Lake and we both had a great time. The owners greeted us upon our arrival and ..... "

Todays featured Shediac , New Brunswick campground / RV park:

Ocean Surf Trailer park is surrounded by the many attractions that make Shediac the perfect vacation destination. Whether you prefer a quieter stay or one that is filled with activities, our campground is the one for you.

Todays featured Antigonish , Nova Scotia hotel:

The Claymore Inn and Suites is an Antigonish hotel located in one of Nova Scotia’s most charming and cleanest towns. Antigonish is ideally positioned half way between Halifax and Sydney, Cape Breton. Antigonish is known as “The Highland Heart of Nova Scotia”.

Todays featured Alfred , Ontario campground / RV park:

Two spas are located near the pool available also to campers only aged over 18 yrs. You can also swim in our artificial lake with small beach and swing on our 2 tarzan ropes.

Todays featured Parrsboro , Nova Scotia cottage / chalet or cabin:

Our 18 cabins, situated on just over 12 acres in a quiet riverside setting were built between the late 1930’s and the 1950’s and maintain much of their original charm.

"Very quaint and charming. Family oriented. Kids loved free canoeing."