Ontario is one of Canadas most diverse and exciting regions. There's something for everyone here. From the safe, clean cities to the picturesque friendly villages, you will be charmed by our people and our scenery.
Todays featured Leamington campground / RV park:
Sturgeon Woods Campground and Marina is located in southwestern Ontario on Lake Erie, only minutes from the town of Kingsville and Wheatley. Situated on the Point Pelee peninsula just 1 km from Point Pelee National Park, 5 minutes from Leamington .....
"Great place to stay also check out the area!!!!"
Todays featured Wasaga Beach campground / RV park:
We are located in Wasaga Beach, Ontario! We offer transient and seasonal trailer sites and transient tent sites. Our setting includes a public washroom and is geared towards family camping in a private setting with private boat launch and direct access to the river for fishing & kayaking..
"Donna has worked very hard to bring this camp ground to a high standard, Clean and Friendly."
Todays featured Cloyne campground / RV park:
Bishop Lake Campground boasts 96 acres of pristine property that totally surrounds Bishop Lake. The lake maintains its' purity by partially being spring fed and also the fact that no gas motors are allowed.
Todays featured Port Carling campground / RV park:
The Muskokas is one the top places in the world for summer vacations and scenery. In fact, it has been recognized by National Geographic Traveler magazine as a special place to visit. Butterfly Lake Resort is a quaint unique spot located in the Muskokas.
Todays featured Kincardine campground / RV park:
We welcome you to our 50 acres of peace and tranquility.
Todays featured Katrine campground / RV park:
We have over 40 acres of woodlands overlooking Doe Lake, a predominately sandy warm water lake.
"a very small campground with very limited facilities/groomed trails are b.s there used to be markers in the trees/ red trail/green trail/ all led back to the camp/ totally not there now/1 washroom/1 ..... "
Bustling and sophistocated multicultural Toronto with its theatres, the Metro Zoo, the Royal Museum and the Science Centre.
The charming villages of the Eastern regions border on the majestic and peaceful St. Lawrence River.
Honeymoon capital of Niagara and the world famous Niagara and Horseshoe Falls are the center of wine making district, entertainment, the Shaw Festival, Horse Racing at Fort Erie. The region abounds with country inns and bed and breakfast accomodation
West of Toronto is the agricultural region made famous by the Amish. Eat tasty sausages and quaff a beer at Octoberfest. The Shakespearean Festival at Stratford is world renowned.
Forests and Lakes abound in north for boating and fishing.