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Featured Ontario Resort Destinations & Associations

Many of the "Featured Destinations and Associations"  are members of "Ontario Travel North of Toronto" and provide links directly to their own specific members. "Featured Destinations and Associations" highlight unique Ontario geographic resort destinations, landforms, bodies of water, affiliated groups of independent operators or municipal travel organizations. 

Seasonal Resort Destinations

Ontario winter resort destinations are often associated with a specific town, lake, ski hill, or known rwinter egion.  Search here for Ontario Winter resort destinations, or here for Ski Area Resort Destinations  Direct links to the destination websites or designated 400ELEVEN destinations follow:

A number of familiar destinations can be found by clicking, Ontario Towns, Villages, and Cities or by visiting Ontario Resort Destinations. You can also find destinations by using a combination of geographic areas with alphabetical identifiers at Ontario Travel A-Z north of Toronto.

Featured Ontario Destinations & Travel Tourism Associations

Haliburton Highlands Tourism RegionHaliburton Highlands Tourism Region (http://www.haliburtonholidays.com)
The Haliburton Highlands is just two hours north of Toronto, but it’s also a world away. Unforgettable countryside sculpted by towering rock formations, majestic forests, postcard-perfect vistas, and scenic, rolling hills. Whether you want to tube down a lazy river or shoot white water in a kayak, this is the place. With more than 600 lakes and miles of picturesque rivers connecting them, a person could explore our waters for a lifetime and never see the same shoreline twice. The natural environment of the Haliburton Highlands inspires the vibrant arts community that continues to flourish – with artist studios, theatre, outdoor concerts, opera and the Haliburton School of the Arts.

Lake SimcoeLake Simcoe (http://www.400eleven.com/lakesimcoe.html)
Lake Simcoe is Toronto's close to home resort destination. It is the first major lake north of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), and has often been described as the "Sixth Great Lake". Lake Simcoe is linked to the Great Lakes through the Trent-Severn Historic Waterway to Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. The two largest cities on Lake Simcoe are Barrie, and Orillia both with substantial public marinas, beaches and waterfront parks. Simcoe County, York Region, Durham, and Kawartha Lakes all touch on Lake Simcoe. Many say Lake Simoce is the Ice Fishing Capital of North America. See Lake Simcoe Ontario

Municipality of Magnetawan Municipality of Magnetawan (http://www.magnetawan.com/)
The Municipality of Magnetawan is located in the District of Parry Sound between Parry Sound and Burk's Falls. With a population of approximately 1300, Magnetawan is a beautiful, natural area boasting the Magnetawan River and many scenic lakes. From its headwaters in Algonquin Park, the Magnetawan River flows through lakes, rapids and waterfalls as it winds its way to Georgian Bay. The historic lift locks, located in the Village of Magnetawan opened in 1886, making this one of the oldest colonized areas in the Parry Sound District. St. George the Martyr Anglican Church was painted in 1933 by A.J. Casson of the Group of Seven.

Township of Georgian Bay Township of Georgian Bay (http://www.gbtownship.ca/siteengine/activepage.asp)Discover Ontario's Gateway to the HistoricTrent-Severn Waterway and Georgian Bay's 30,000 Islands.  Georgian Bay Townships is part of the new Biosphere Reserve, and has access to Georgian Bay Islands National Park.  Parks Canada information centre is located at Lock 45 in Port Severn.The Muskoka Tourism Information Centre is located at Highway 400 and Muskoka Road 5. 

North MuskokaResorts of North Muskoka
(http://www.north-muskoka.com/)
Muskoka is widely recognized as one of Canada's most popular vacation spots. Whether it is a romantic getaway with someone special, a summer family vacation or special group gathering, the many choices of cottage resorts, inns and lodges make North Muskoka an excellent place to spend a holiday. The resorts in North Muskoka have been greeting guests for generations and are a true reflection of the Muskoka vacation experience. The North Muskoka directory features private and family owned accommodations offering:

  • Accommodations only minutes from Algonquin Park, Huntsville and Lake of Bays
  • Family vacation packages and couples getaways
  • Weddings and conference venues
  • Casual restaurants and fine dining

Ontario's Highlands Tourism OganizationOntario's Highlands
(http://ontarioshighlands.ca/)
Come to know Ontario’s Highlands! You don't need to travel far from home to experience some of eastern Ontario's most thrilling outdoor activities, breathtaking landscapes and quaint country hamlets. Ontario's Highlands is a region abundant with all these attractions, and is a mere half-hour drive from downtown Ottawa—or 2.5 hours worth of singing to your favourite driving songs along our scenic highways on your way from Toronto. Ask yourself what you're looking for: High-energy adventure? Solace from the city? Time with family & friends? An unforgettable experience you'll never forget? Whatever it is, you'll find it here

Township of Algonquin Highlands Trails DepartmentTownship of Algonquin Highlands Trails Department (http://www.algonquinhighlands.ca/)
The Haliburton Highlands Water Trails (HHWT) consists of approximately 28,000 + hectares of provincial and municipal public lands comprised of countless lakes, rivers, trails and continuous forest. Specifically, the HHWT manages two areas for interior camping known as the Frost Centre and the Poker Lakes as well at 38 km of hiking trails.

These areas serve as year round destinations for thousands of canoeists, campers, hikers, day trippers, fisherman, hunters, cottagers snowmobilers, skiers and snowshoers providing significant backcountry recreational and conservation values.

The Haliburton Highlands Water Trails is dedicated to the protection and improvement of the canoe route and camping environment throughout the Haliburton Highlands.

Winter Trails are ready and ski and snowshoe rentals are available.

Campsites are date and site specific and can be reserved through our office at 705-766-9033, call centre at 1-866-364-4498 or online at http://www.algonquinhighlands.ca/

Algonquin Park Ontario's Famous Algonquin Area
(http://www.400eleven.com/algonquin-area.html)
The largest designated area on Ontario maps is the large green patch north of Toronto called Algonquin Park. The park is considered part of the "border" between northern Ontario and southern Ontario. This area is one of the greatest year round outdoor recreation areas in all of Canada and is a must stop for many tourists and Ontario residents. Known for outstanding canoeing, kayaking, hiking, and the renowned portage adventures, visitors quickly imagine the voyageurs who travelled the wilderness. The straight line border of the Park outlined on maps is only a part of the Algonquin story, as watersheds run through the park East to the Ottawa River, and west to Georgian Bay where the First Nations traded goods with early European explorers. See links to nearby towns, accommodation, cottage resorts, Inns, B& B canoe rentals, resorts with canoeing and kayaking getaway packages and wildlife viewing. Ontario Algonquin Area

Blue Mountain VilllageBlue Mountain Village (www.bluemountainvillage.ca)
There is ALWAYS something to do at BLUE!
The Blue Mountain Village is located in the Town of the Blue Mountains, nestled between the charming communities of Collingwood and Thornbury, at the foot of Ontario’s largest mountain resort, Blue Mountain.  The Village offers a vibrant social and cultural scene combining unique attractions, dining and shopping experiences. There is ALWAYS something to do at BLUE including five hotels, 38 retailers, 20 cafes & restaurants, year round award winning Festivals and Events plus Activity Central to book your hiking, biking, caving, climbing, spa, Apple Pie Trail adventures and more! Please visit www.bluemountainvillage.ca

Georgian Bay Waters Virtual Eco MuseumGeorgian Bay Waters Virtual Eco Museum (www.georgianbayecomuseum.com)
The waters of Georgian Bay flow from many of the freshest rivers, streams, and fresh water springs in the world. Much of Georgian Bay's water starts flowing from the watershedd surrounding the Bay (a bay that is so immense that Samuel Chaplain called it a "Sweet Sea" en francais, "La Mer Douce" . Many say Georgian Bay is the sixth Great Lake. Georgian Bay Eco Museum attempts to present an overview of Georgian Bay as a tourist destination, and the importance of the watersheds that flow into Georgian Bay...providing a wealth of recreation opportunities that include beach locations, hiking trails, canoe & kayaking routes, water falls, agricultural communities, waterfront resorts, restaurants & cafes, and farmers' markets; The area includes significant United Nations Biosphere Reserves, National and Provincial Parks, and numerous Ontario Conservation areas. See Georgian Bay Eco Museum or check Georgian Bay Quick Links.

Ontario Destinations North of Toronto
As Ontario Canada is the second largest Province we have listed a number of travel destination types that will make your search easier when planning to travel in the Province of Ontario. Many visitors search by geography, by events, by activities, by familiar name Some destinations overlap based on their geography and physical attributes. Destinations can be large geographically or small such as a popular town or City. All of the destinations listed below are north of Toronto, Ontario’s Provincial Capital.

Ontario Featured Destinations North
This section presents 400ELEVEN featured member destinations familiar for their outdoor recreation and resort style accommodation throughout the Province of Ontario north into cottage country, Northern Ontario, Eastern Ontario and north west of Toronto . Many are marine and water focused summer destinations with beaches, . Many offer year round recreation including skiing, snowmobiling. See Ontario Featured Resort Destinations north of Toronto.

Ontario Town, Village and City Destinations
There are many welcoming towns and cities throughout the Province where a special relationship has been established with visitors. Many are close to urban centres such as the Greater Toronto area and are perfect for day trips. Many are quaint and charming such as Haliburton Village within the municipality of Haliburton or large like Ottawa, Canada’s Capital with a wide range of museums, historical attractions and a deep rooted image. See Ontario Villages, towns, cities all located north of Toronto.

Ontario Northern Destinations
The largest land mass related to a destination is Northern Ontario. Historically the official Northern Ontario border shifts and is often more of an economic border then a firm dividing line of latitude. Within these borders are many specific outdoor recreational and tourist destinations. See Northern Ontario Destinations

Ontario Destination Locations
Below you will find a listing of many of the most popular tourist destinations north of Toronto.


Family Getaways in Ontario

Resort Destinations north of Toronto are ready for a busy season, anticipating and increase in family vacations. A Variety of Family Holiday Getaways are available throughout the year.


Weekend Getaways

Reserve accommodation in advance on a variety of Ontario Long Weekend Getaways during the holiday and vacation season. Check your favorite long weekend dates for 2012 extended weekend getaways.


Romantic Getaways

Couples wanting a romantic getaway in Ontario can choose from more than 50 Ontario Romantic Getaways at various destinations across the Province

Cottage living 2.0: Don't leave your style at home - The Globe and ...
For many Canadians, spending the weekend at their 'summer places' used to involve roughing it in ramshackle lakeside retreats, where cut-off ...What if you don't have a cottage but have the style? See the quick list or options for cottaging and resorting put together by Ontario Travel North of Toronto website http://www.400eleven.com/type-of-resort.html

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Almaguin Highlands

Algoma Region (West north)

Algonquin Region

Collingwood-Town of The Blue Mountains

Dufferin Region

French River Region

Further North

Georgian Bay / Lake Huron

Greater Ottawa Area & Ottawa Valley

Haliburton Region

James Bay-Hudson Bay

Lake Simcoe

Lake of the Woods

Muskoka

North Bay Region

North Western Region

North Eastern Region

North of Superior Region

Parry Sound Region

Peterborough / Kawarthas Resort Region

Simcoe County - Huronia

St. Jacob's Region

Sudbury Area (Greater Sudbury)

Trent-Severn Waterway

Temagami

West Nipissing

York Region

Many of the resort destinations north of Toronto provide exceptional vacation opportunities for families looking for an individual family resort or couples looking for a getaway weekend, with a special romantic package including meals and outdoor recreation activities at a rustic or luxurious Ontario resort.

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