The spooky season in Canada is an experience unlike any other. Imagine the kind of season where you can go from shrieking in a haunted house to stuffing your face with pumpkin-flavored everything in about five minutes flat. Whether you’re all about those classic ghost stories or just looking for som
Edmonton, Alberta’s capital, is known for its long winters and booming oil economy, but it’s also full of surprises, cultural treasures, and outdoor escapes — perfect for adults looking to explore, relax, or try something new.Whether you’re a lifelong local or just visiting, I’ve found there’s no sh
Kelowna, British Columbia, is one of those places that was made for camping. With vineyard hills, warm summers, and Okanagan Lake, it’s no wonder over 2 million people visit the area every year. Kelowna camping trips have it all – waking up to birdsong, sipping coffee with lake views, and realizing
Visiting Québec City feels like stepping into a European fairy tale without leaving North America. As one of the continent’s oldest cities, founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cobblestone streets, stone walls, and French culture make Vieux Québec (Old Quebe
Quebec City is one of the most beautiful places in North America. Rich in history and full of culture, it’s a mix of European charm and modern energy. Walking through the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec feels like stepping into a fairy tale, with centuries-old buildings, festivals, and views of th
La Ronde isn’t just any amusement park—it’s the biggest in Québec and a summer tradition for many families. Situated on Île Sainte-Hélène in Parc Jean-Drapeau and surrounded by the Saint Lawrence River, the park has stunning views and thrills. Originally built for Expo 67, La Ronde has grown into a
Drumheller, Alberta, is more than a dinosaur capital—it’s a camper’s paradise. Located in the Canadian Badlands, the area attracts over 500,000 visitors a year, many of whom trade hotel walls for open skies.Whether you’re an RV traveler, tent camper, or cabin seeker, Drumheller’s campgrounds have yo
Manitoulin Island, the world’s largest freshwater island, is located in the heart of Northern Ontario. Surrounded by the waters of Lake Huron, it separates Georgian Bay from the North Channel, a unique combination of wilderness and charm. The Ojibwe call it “Spirit Island” because of the word Manido
In Canada, the quiet and refreshing charm of the coastal cities are a big attraction for locals and tourists alike. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador make up this region around the Atlantic, and it’s a mix of culture, heritage and scenery. Whether you lik
In the southwest corner of Alberta lies Waterton Lakes National Park, one of Canada’s most beautiful destinations. 505 square kilometres of rolling prairies meet the jagged peaks of the Canadian Rockies—a rare and stunning combination.The park is part of the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
At 125 metres above sea level, Queen Elizabeth Park is the highest point in Vancouver—and trust me, the views are worth the hike. From here, you can see downtown Vancouver framed by the North Shore mountains and a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean in the distance.But this park is more than just a viewpoi
I have always had a soft spot for Canada—and by soft spot, I mean stomach. Since I took my first bite of a butter tart in Ontario, I have been hooked on how Canadian food balances comfort, regional pride, and cultural fusion. With influences from Indigenous traditions, British and French settlers, a
Regina is affectionately known as the Queen City and is a bustling hub in the Canadian Prairies, full of history, culture, and natural beauty. Surrounded by green spaces like Wascana Centre and Wascana Park, it has the perfect mix of urban and outdoor. The downtown and warehouse districts are alive
Just 35 km east of Edmonton, Elk Island National Park feels like a whole different world. At 194 square km, it’s Canada’s 8th smallest national park, but don’t let the size fool you – it’s also the only fully enclosed park in the country. That means every trail, lake and meadow is teeming with wildl
Located in the heart of Stanley Park, the Vancouver Aquarium is one of Canada’s top attractions and the country’s largest aquarium. Home to more than 65,000 amazing animals, from rescued sea otters and harbour seals to tropical fish and Amazonian frogs, it’s a must-see for everyone.With over 120 ind
Edmonton is a city of contrasts—where prairie landscapes meet urban sophistication, and history blends seamlessly with innovation. As Alberta’s capital city, Edmonton is often seen as a gateway to the north, but it’s much more than a stopover. With sprawling green spaces, fascinating museums, world-
Toronto isn’t just Canada’s biggest city—it’s one of North America’s most cultural hotspots. One of the best ways to feel the energy is through the city’s festival calendar. From summer street parties and food fairs to art shows and music marathons, Toronto has something for every kind of festival-g
Lake Ontario isn’t the first place that comes to mind when you think of great camping, but for those who know it well, it’s a summer haven. Surrounded by beaches, forest trails and provincial parks, the lake offers a mix of water and wilderness that’s hard to beat. Whether you’re pitching a tent nea
When people think of Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, they picture historic landmarks, government buildings and museums. But when summer hits, the city becomes a hub for outdoor lovers – especially those looking for a beach day. Surprisingly, Ottawa has several great beaches along the Ottawa River and
Tucked away on the north shore of Lake Erie, Port Burwell is Ontario’s best-kept secret. This small lakeside town in Elgin County has history, nature, and beach town charm. Whether you’re a camper, history buff, or just looking for a weekend getaway, Port Burwell has something for you.How to Get to
While Toronto and Vancouver get all the attention, Canada’s small towns are where the real magic happens. These hidden gems are full of natural beauty, historic charm, and warm hospitality. From coastal villages in the Maritimes to mountain towns in the Rockies, they’re perfect for those who want pe
Canada is famous for its stunning landscapes and warm communities, but it’s the cities that bring the country to life. Each one is a unique mix of culture, history, and nature. From the coast of British Columbia to the French flair of Quebec, Canada has a city for every kind of traveller.Urban centr
Located in the Laurentians, Mont Tremblant is one of Canada’s favourite all-season destinations. Just under 2 hours from Montreal, it’s the perfect escape whether you’re looking for adventure or just to relax in a mountain village. From its cobblestone streets and colourful buildings to its world-cl
Hidden away in the northeast corner of Newfoundland, Fogo Island is Canada’s best-kept secret. With its dramatic coastline, centuries-old traditions, and close-knit community, Fogo Island combines natural beauty with cultural depth in a way few places can. The Town of Fogo is at its heart, and this
