Explore Ontario’s Small Towns
While they may be small, Ontario’s small towns pack a punch when it comes to charm, hospitality, and unique attractions. Turn off the highway and venture into some of Ontario most quaint, welcoming, and picturesque small towns.
Located only an hour from Ottawa and Kingston in Lanark County, Perth has is the place to go for amazing autumn activities. Plan your perfect fall visit with some of our favourite things to do in Perth this fall!
Spend a weekend exploring Indigenous culture, arts and nature in the Bay of Quinte and the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
Plan a fun summer weekend getaway to St. Thomas, a small Ontario town with a fascinating railroad past, larger-than-life elephant connection, a one-of-a-kind Elevated Park and tons of food, art and shopping to explore.
Explore Smiths Falls, Ontario, a town steeped in rich railway history, surrounded by beautiful waterways and full of small town charm.
A town surrounded by nature, history and a great shopping and dining scene, Perth is the perfect place for a weekend getaway.
Plan your summer getaway in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario with adventures in nature, sightseeing adventures, and a cool culinary scene.
With abundant green spaces, bustling markets, beautiful public art, and of course some small town charm, Guelph is the ideal place for a day trip or a fun weekend away.
Located just an hour east of Ottawa, Vankleek Hill is the perfect spot to spend a day wine tasting, beer sampling, indulging in local cuisine, shopping for locally made goods and getting lost in the relaxing pace of country life.
From hiking and paddling to shopping and brunching, check out the top 10 things to do in Calabogie, Ontario this summer.
White water tubing, a luxurious spa, a vibrant culinary scene and talented artisans. Check our top picks for things to do in Elora and Fergus.
With small town roots in agriculture, intertwined with a mix of cultural influences from around the world, Guelph's food scene is both diverse and delicious.
With beautiful waterfalls, quaint patios, lively riverside eateries, unique shops, and a distinct local heritage, Almonte is the perfect place to explore.