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 Ontario
Resort Destinations
Resort destinations are often represented by tourism organizations and
associations in local communities or municipalities. Tourists and visitors
are provided with pertinent travel information on local attractions, festivals,
accommodation, shopping and dining opportunities A brief description in
alphabetical order of resort destination related associations and their
related geographical location in the Province of Ontario. Destinations
can also be selected by the season and sport activity in the area. See
Summer destinations in Ontario, and
Winter destinations in Ontario. Many of the
associations have special events that can be found in the events
section. See more Ontario Destination
options.
Algoma Kiniwabi Travel Association
1-800-263-2546
The Travel Association encompasses Sault St. Marie, Wawa, and White River,
part of the Shores of Lake Superior and most of the shores of the North
Channel.(Georgian Bay)
Bradford & District Chamber of Commerce
Bradford, Ontario
(905) 775-3037
Bruce County Tourism
1-800-268- 3838
Bruce County Tourism includes the area bordered by Lake Huron, Georgian
Bay and the Niagara Escarpment.
Bruce Peninsula Tourism
519-793-4734
Bruce Peninsula Tourism covers the Bruce Peninsula and the towns and destinations
of Tobermory, Wiarton, Sauble Beach and Lion’s Head.
Cochrane & Area Community Development Corporation
/ Cochrane Tourist Association
Cochrane, Ontario
(705) 272-3481 or 1-800-354-9948
Georgian Triangle
1-888-227-8667
The Georgian Triangle represents the Beaver Valley and the historic shorelines
of Georgian Bay including the towns of Meaford, The Blue Mountains, Collingwood
and Wasaga Beach.
Haliburton Highlands Tourism Region
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.
James Bay Travel Association
1-800-461-3766 or 705-360-1989
The James Bay Frontier may be considered the largest resort destination
north of Toronto. Starting at New Liskeard, along the Quebec border up
to James Bay, over to Hudson Bay and the Manitoba Border, the towns and
cities of Timmins, Kirkland Lake, Cochrane, Kapuskasing, Moosonee, Attawapiskat
and Peawanuck.
Muskoka Tourism
1-800-267-9700
Muskoka tourism encompasses an area north of the Severn River, South of
Parry Sound, West to Georgian Bay, and East to Lake of Bays and towns
of Gravenhurst, Bala, Bracebridge Dwight, and Huntsville.
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.
North Muskoka Region
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
Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters
705-472-5552
Members of NOTO operate lodges, resorts, camps, camping/trailer parks,
canoe outfitters, and fly-in services located in the heart of the Canadian
wilderness. Accommodations range from luxurious resorts to log cabins.
ONTARIO'S NEAR NORTH
800-387-0516 or (705) 474-6634
With a coverage of more than 62,000 square kilometres, we have more opportunities
to fish, paddle, snowmobile, snowshoe, dogsled, boat, backpack, bike,
ski, hunt, and basically have a great time than just about anywhere around!
Orillia District Chamber of Commerce
Orillia, Ontario
(705) 326-4424 Fax: (705) 327-7841
Ottawa Tourism
800-363-4465 or 613-237-5150
Canada’s Capital region Ottawa Ontario, north east of Toronto, on the
Quebec Border.
Ottawa Valley Tourism
800-757-6580 or 613-732-4364
The Ottawa Valley starts in Renfrew county in the north east part of the
Province, and represents the towns and villages and resorts in this spectacular
resort destination.
Resorts Of Ontario
800-363-7227
This association represents individual properties in the the following
categories, resort lodges, resort hotels, cottage resorts, country inns,
fishing resorts, entertainment hotels, and also has a section on adventure
recreation.
Simcoe County Huronia Tourism Association
800-487-6642
From Orillia, Lake Simcoe and Lake Couchiching to Collingwood and the
Georgian Triangle. From Barrie to Alliston, Cookstown, Tottenham, Bradford
and the Holland Marsh. From Midland, Penetanguishene, Georgian Bay and
the Trent Severn Waterway. Every city, town, and village has something
for you to discover. We are only one hour north of Toronto via Hwy. 400.
Township
of Algonquin Highlands Trails Department (http://www.algonquinhighlands.ca/water/index.html)
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.
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/water/index.html
York Region Tourism
Newmarket, Ontario
(905) 830-4444 or 1-888-895-3482
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