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Ontario is home to many incredible Provincial and National Parks, charming small towns, incredible cities, and a truly diverse culture. Our home province is a wonderful place to visit.

Toronto Skyline with CN Tower
Toronto
Ottawa Parliament Buildings with red tulips
Ottawa

Must-Visit Attractions for Kids

• Niagara Falls
• Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada (Toronto)
• Royal Ontario Museum (Toronto)
• Toronto Zoo
• Algonquin Provincial Park

Fun Facts

• The CN Tower in Toronto was the world’s tallest freestanding structure for over 30 years until 2007.
• Niagara Falls never completely freezes, but during extremely cold winters, parts of the falls can form massive ice formations, creating an awseome frozen landscape.

Weather

Ontario experiences four distinct seasons, with cold, snowy winters and hot, humid summers. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures, with incredible fall colors making autumn a popular time to visit.

Niagara-Falls-with-kids
At a glance

My experience
in Ontario

Ontario is our home, and I am proud to say that we have explored this province extensively. Not only have we done some pretty epic road trips, but we have also camped at many of the provincial parks.

We also love doing day trips to some of the many charming towns that are located in and around the GTA (Greater Toronto Area).

From Ottawa to Thunder Bay, Windsor to Cochrane (and tons in between), we have found unique attractions, experienced fun festivals, and made some incredible family memories.

Our old (and definitely better) provincial slogan used to read, Ontario – Yours to Discover, and we would definitely recommend doing just that!

  • Travel Tip – Ontario is a big province, so plan your trips carefully—what looks close on a map could be a long drive, especially when travelling between cities or exploring northern regions.
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