An extremely useful site containing all sorts of information on Ontario's outstanding Provincial Parks. Ontario's parks are true treasures, and everything you need to know about them can be found on this site. Includes maps, park details, links to the online reservation system, lots of relevant activities and amazing things for kids and teachers.
Reservation service for Ontario Provincial Parks ... allows you to reserve a campsite in over 60 Ontario Provincial Parks. You can check availability for specific sites and also see overall park availability throughout the season.
480 privately owned campgrounds represent 70,000 campsites. These campgrounds offer a complete and varied camping experience - from the remote, unspoiled wilderness to sandy beaches, heated pools, tennis courts, amusement parks, outdoor theatres, etc.
Over 300 attractions and tourism related organizations, including public and privately owned attractions in numerous categories such as amusement parks, historical sites, cultural activities, arts & entertainment and adventure.
A really comprehensive site put together by the Ontario Government and containing all kinds of events and activities in Ontario. Also a source for a free Ontario Travel Guide.
The Ontario Heritage Foundation directory of heritage sites, including courthouses, theatres, museums, factories, places of worship, houses, gardens and natural heritage sites.
Hike Ontario, a not-for-profit organization, is the central source of information relating to hiking and walking in Ontario. Represents 25 hiking clubs and almost 4,000 kilometres of trails.
One of the largest directories of trail sports on the web. Everything you need to know about self-propelled activities, including hiking and biking. Regional maps show locations of major trails. Many trail listings include ratings submitted by visitors to the trails.
Everything you need to know about fishing and fishing vacations including links to fishing guides, lodges and provincial regulations and government programs. Some provinces like B.C. have links to local organizations with maps of 500 fishing spots.
A website for anglers with links to Canadian outfitters, lodges, books and videos and links for fishing specific species in Canada: Salmon, Trout, Grayling, Muskie, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, White Sturgeon, Whitefish, Yellow Perch.
Adventures.com is all about adventure and eco travel with almost 1000 different adventure trips, in all provinces and territories of Canada. Get some idea of activities you could pursue under headings such as: Active, Soft, Fishing, Water and Winter, or search by region.
Enjoy the beautiful and varied scenery of Canada from the back of a horse. Browse through detailed descriptions of Guest Ranches, Riding Camps, Pack Trips, and Trail Rides by the hour or by the day.
Trail Canada offers a comprehensive guide to Canada, destination guides for Canadian cities, provinces and territories, and hundreds of photographs of landscapes and wildlife.
Canadian Canoe and Kayak Wilderness Adventures' website has information on white water canoe trips, river rafting, kayaking with Orca whales and dog-sledding trips in BC., Ontario and the Northwest and Yukon Territories, including the high Arctic.
CPAWS uses science, co-operation and education to promote sustainable solutions that help conserve nature. Lots of information on their website, and links to some very good websites for regional chapters across the country.
Nature Canada’s mission is to conserve and protect nature—Canada’s natural diversity of plant and animal species and their environment. It encompasses a network of dozens of regional clubs for adults and children in every province.
This website will give you good driving directions and area maps for anywhere in Canada. Just enter the Start and Finish locations, and you can get exact directions in either miles or kilometers, plus an estimate of your travel time.
A good Canadian website for planning your RV trip in western Canada. It contains maps and locations of campgrounds and attractions that you can stop at on your way, for B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Yukon, plus some western U.S. states.
Provincial regulations vary from province to province, so if you are planning to travel in Canada with your RV you should refer to this summary of regulations prepared by the Recreational Vehicle Dealers Association of Canada. They list size restrictions, seat belt regulations, safety chain laws, plus brake requirements for each Canadian province.
This is a great source of information for anyone travelling in Canada. Not only can you get the weather and reports on road conditions, there are lots of web pages of particular interest to RVers, such as a parks report, ski report, golf report, tourist attractions report, weather alerts, snow report, forest fire watch, bug report, UV report and local air quality or pollen counts.
This government's website has a good 5-day weather forecast, with localized weather information available for each region within every province and territory of Canada.
Alberta Tourism: 1-800-ALBERTA
Telephone: 1-800-252-3782 or 780-427-4321
Provincial Website: www.travelalberta.ca
Parks & Campgrounds: www.explorealberta.com
Parks & Campgrounds: 1-800-661-8888 or (403)427-4321
Saskatchewan
Tourism Saskatchewan: 1-877-2-ESCAPE
Telephone: 1-877-237-2273 or 306-787-9600
Provincial Website: www.sasktourism.com
Parks& Campgrounds: www.se.gov.sk.ca/saskparks/
Parks & Campgrounds: 1-800-205-7070 or 306-953-3751
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