Sun, Stalls & Strawberries: The Farmers’ Markets of Ontario’s Cottage Country
Set in the picturesque Rosseau Waterfront Park the local market is a must summer visit on a Friday morning!
Set in the picturesque Rosseau Waterfront Park the local market is a must summer visit on a Friday morning!
Discover the Screaming Heads of Midlothian Castle near Burk’s Falls — Peter Camani’s extraordinary 310-acre outdoor sculpture garden in the Almaguin Highlands.
Explore Loring-Restoule’s farm-to-table treasures from award-winning maple syrup, fresh produce and fields of flowers.
Woodchester Villa in Bracebridge is a unique octagonal house with a fascinating history and, if believed, a paranormal present. It is just one of a number of buildings in the region with ghostly connections.
With incredible provincial parks and welcoming family-run campgrounds, beginners have endless opportunities to connect with nature in the Great Canadian Wilderness.
A new Flixbus bus route out of Toronto will connect straight to cottage country. The first stop – Gravenhurst and the Gateway to Muskoka.
From thundering waterfalls to independent bookshops, art galleries, farmers’ markets, and some of the best patios in cottage country — discover why Bracebridge is one of Ontario’s most rewarding day trips.
From the Group of Seven mural walk and paddling the Muskoka River to craft breweries, hidden coffee gems, food trucks, and world-class patios — discover everything you need for an unforgettable day trip to Huntsville, Ontario.
South River, Ontario — a charming Almaguin Highlands village and FlixBus stop that is home to the extraordinary Crystal Cave mineral exhibit, Tom Thomson Park, and two provincial parks on its doorstep.
There are Georgian Bay towns, and then there is Parry Sound. Sitting on the edge of the world's…
A concert venue like no other – the Wenonah II becomes a floating stage for Peter’s Players most memorable summer concert series.
First Nation powwows are a summer staple in our region. Incredible regalia will be on display, traditional songs and dances performed and the sounds of the drums create an atmosphere like no other.
The trews play the Kee to Bala on July 24. Live music is a summer tradition in Ontario’s cottage country. From beautiful halls to farm fields, from patios on our iconic waters to pubs in town, Ontario’s most popular summer destination hosts an incredible music scene.
Grab your lawn chair, pack your cooler, and head to the shores of Gull Lake in Gravenhurst — because Music on the Barge, the largest outdoor concert series north of Toronto, is back for another summer of free live music on the most unique floating stage in cottage country.
Welcome to the epicentre of resorting in Canada! For over 100 years, heading to a resort in this…