Go Winter Glamping
Get cozy at these 11 snowy Ontario getaways.
By Virginia Marshall
Want to see the Northern Lights?
See incredible stars and the dancing Aurora Borealis
Fall is the best time of the year to see the Northern Lights on Manitoulin Island. Come to Gordon's Park RASC Dark Sky Preserve for an incredible night sky experience.
Two dates available: September 2 to 5, 2016 or October 7 to 10, 2016
- Welcome Wine and Cheese Campfire, Astronomy & Laser Sky Tours
- How to Take Photos of Northern Lights, Supper, Slide Show, Astronomy & Laser Sky Tours
- Horseshoe Tournament, fall hiking, Wind up campfire
Recommended Articles
Best Golf Courses in Ontario
Plan a getaway to a green that suits your tastes and skills.
March Break in Ontario
Discover the best camps, activities and adventures for 2026.
Visit Oastler Lake Provincial Park
Everything you need to know to plan a car camping trip to this picturesque cottage country park.
Ontario's Best Scuba Diving & Snorkelling
Explore beneath the waves at these incredible destinations.
Georgian Bay Islands National Park Guide
Escape to an island where cars are not allowed.
20 Fall Views Away from the Crowds
Embrace adventure—it’ll be worth it.
Nighttime at Ontario Parks: The 10 Best All-Season Activities
Nocturnal adventures for the whole family!
Killarney Campground Closure
Find out which services and activities will still be offered at the Park this winter.
Ontario's Best Family Resorts
Your trip planning starts here.
Best Birding in Ontario
7 places to bring out your inner ornithologist.
Feelin' the Vibe
Cycle touring on Manitoulin Island
Dog Sledding in Ontario
Your guide to this exhilarating winter activity.
Horseback Trail Riding in Ontario
Discover the best horseback riding trails and clubs.
Fall Animal Viewing in Ontario
Find out where to see these majestic creatures.
Windy Lake: Your Travel Guide
Discover year-round outdoor fun in Ontario’s stunning Northeast.
Outdoor Adventures in Ontario
13 must-do activities for visitors who want to experience the best of what the province has to offer.
Ontario: the Geocaching Capital of Canada
Enjoy these geocaching hotspots.
Winter Hiking & Snowshoeing During the Pandemic
Learn about the changes you’ll find at trails across the province.
Love art & outdoors?
Head to the Haliburton Highlands
Explore and Relax: Ontario Spas for Outdoor Lovers
Thrills, trails and tranquility.