A little additional information as to your likes, hobbies, approximate dates, how much time are you able to be in Ontario, would be helpful. This is a very large Province (will take 2 to 3 days of hard driving just to go from eastern end to the western end.) Province is basically two main areas, Southern Ontario (smallest section) and Northern Ontario.
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It is bigger than Texas, has over 250,000 lakes and rivers in it, and it stretches from Niagara Falls to the arctic tundra . To drive from the border with Quebec to the next Province to the west, Manitoba, will take you 3 full days.
Ontario has about one third of all the population of Canada, living in it.
here is a link to the Province of Ontario's tourism information website. They will send you free printed information, if you ask for it. Our slogan is "yours to discover ". Turn ON your speakers to HEAR the commercials.
http://www.ontariotravel.net/
Here is the site to request printed materials to be sent to your home address.
1) Killarney Provincial Park
2) Lake Superior Provincial Park (Agawa Bay, Pancake Bay, Neyes)
3) Algonquin Provincial Park
Other attractions:
CN Tower
Niagara Falls and Winery Regions
As the poster above recommends check out the tourism sites, as there are so many things to see and do...I am partial to the lakes and nature that you can see.
Busdriver wrote: thinking about going next summer. what to see and do in ontario
Ontario is approximately 1200 miles West to East. You won't "see" it in a couple of days. There's a lot there and lots of Provincial parks to stay at.
Depends on your interests.
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The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) isn't really RV friendly. There are a couple of provincial parks west of Toronto. Are set up to handle RVs?
My brother when he first got his 5er stayed at Grangeways (NE of Toronto) for one night. He said the place was full of homesteaders. Not his idea of a CG.
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Just spent about 10 days up in the Bruce Peninsula. Fabulous scenery! one needs to see the quaint lil Port on the far north tip known as Tobermory. Maybe take one of their glass bottom boat trips. find out about Canada's InukShuk Icon
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