One of the most popular provincial parks in Southern Ontario, Mono Cliffs Provincial Park is bursting with natural beauty. It offers a medley of landscapes, stunning lookouts, and a number of unique features. As you’ve probably guessed from the name, the cliffs within the park are absolutely spectacular and are alone worth visiting! The Mono […]
You’ll find a number of provincial parks along the shores of Lake Erie. While Turkey Point and Long Point are certainly the most popular in this area, Rondeau Provincial Park is a lesser-known gem that should not be overlooked. This intimate park is a great spot for camping, biking, hiking and makes for a fantastic […]
I’ve been to over 30 Ontario Parks now and Oaster Lake Provincial Park has been one of the most surprising for me. It’s certainly one of the smaller parks but it is a fantastic spot for a little summer getaway. With cozy sites, great paddling and stunning sunsets, you’ll want to book your own Oastler […]
Located along the shores of Lake Erie, Long Point Provincial Park was established in 1921 and is the fourth oldest provincial park in Ontario. This area was designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1982 due to its biological significance as a Ramsar Site (an internationally important wetland) and for being the largest freshwater sand […]
Located in Oakville and bordering Burlington, Bronte Creek Provincial Park is one of the few provincial parks located close to Toronto. While it features some of the best hiking trails in Oakville, this park has so much more to offer! If you’re looking for a great way to get out in nature in the GTA […]
We are so fortunate to have a plethora of incredible provincial parks in Ontario. We honestly have so many that chances are the average Ontarian doesn’t even know half of them! One of these lesser-known gems is Mikisew Provincial Park. While it may not have epic hikes like Killarney or iconic landscapes like Thunder Bay’s […]
