Ontario, Canada Tourist Attraction
Make the most of your trip to Ontario, Canada by making a to-do list of all the fun things there are to do and exceptional places to visit. Hiking and fishing reign supreme at Ouimet Canyon, a substantial gorge in Quimet Canyon Provincial Park. Explore the seemingly endless number of beaches and clear blue water that’s the hallmark of Georgian Bay. Catch a music concert or hockey match at John Labatt Centre. For your convenience, we’ve listed these and additional Ontario, Canada attractions below.
Ontario Place
Ontario Place is an entertainment complex in Toronto, Canada. Opened in 1971, Ontario Place is comprised of three man-made landscaped islands. There are several family-friendly attractions as well as walking trails, a marina with pedal boats, and Cinesphere, the first permanent IMAX theatre in the world. [top]
Ouimet Canyon
Nestled in Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park, Ouimet Canyon is a large gorge in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. A walkway boasts boardwalks and hiking, which end up at spots overlooking the canyon. Rare alpine flowers and arctic plants dot the canyon. There are also fishing opportunities in the park, which is day-use only. [top]
1000 Islands Region
The 1000 Islands are split between Ontario, Canada and the state of New York. The islands are of various sizes with the biggest being 40 square miles. Many visitors make their way to the 1000 Islands Region, which stretches approximately 50 miles downstream from Kingston, Ontario. Campers and boaters are particularly fond of this area. In fact, on more than one occasion it’s been called the fresh water boating capital of the world. [top]
Brockville/St. Lawrence River
Located in the 1000 Islands region on the St. Lawrence River, the city of Brockville in Ontario, Canada is a boating Mecca. There’s a deep-water marina, a yacht club, and several commercial marinas. In addition, the Brockville Islands provide several city island parks. [top]
Lake Ontario
One of North America’s five Great Lakes, Lake Ontario is the smallest of them all. Plus it’s the only lake that doesn’t border the U.S. state of Michigan. Lake Ontario is known for being rich in walleye as well as Coho and Chinook salmon, making it a vital sport fishery. [top]
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 BEST WESTERN Colonel Butler Inn278 Mary Street Box 642Niagara On The Lake, ON L0S 1J0 Telephone: 905/468-3251 Fax: 905/468-5844  BEST WESTERN Country Squire Resort715 King Street EGananoque, ON K7G 1H4 Telephone: 613/382-3511 Fax: 613/382-4890  BEST WESTERN Crossroads Motor Inn655 W Arthur StreetThunder Bay, ON P7E 5R6 Telephone: 807-577-4241 Fax: 807/475-7059  BEST WESTERN Downtown Sudbury Centreville151 Larch StreetSudbury, ON P3E 1C3 Telephone: 705/673-7801 Fax: 705/673-5296  BEST WESTERN PLUS Cobourg Inn & Convention Centre930 Burnham StreetCobourg, ON K9A 2X9 Telephone: 905/372-2105 Fax: 905/372-5905  BEST WESTERN PLUS Highland Inn & Conference Centre924 King StreetMidland, ON L4R 4L3 Telephone: 705/526-9307 Fax: 705/526-0099  BEST WESTERN PLUS St. Jacobs Country Inn50 Benjamin Road EWaterloo, ON N2V 2J9 Telephone: 519/884-9295 Fax: 519/884-2532  BEST WESTERN PLUS Stoneridge Inn & Conference Centre6675 Burtwistle LnLondon, ON N6L 1H5 Telephone: 519/652-6022 Fax: 519/652-1150  BEST WESTERN PLUS Toronto Airport Hotel5825 Dixie RoadMississauga, ON L4W 4V7 Telephone: 905/670-8180 Fax: 905/670-8083 BEST WESTERN PLUS Travel Hotel Toronto Airport5503 Eglinton Avenue WToronto, ON M9C 5K5 Telephone: 416/620-1234 Fax: 416/620-1652  BEST WESTERN White House Inn1843 County Road 2Brockville, ON K6V 5T1 Telephone: 613/345-1622 Fax: 613/345-4284 | ||
