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Northern Ontario is big—it’s bigger than Texas, more than twice as big as Germany and three times the size of the UK. Jump link down to map area. This allows for a leisurely experience with stops at all the best beaches, parks, campgrounds, cities, festivals, and more. The joy is in the journey!

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7 Family Friendly Places to Visit in The Seven

Scenic vistas, white pine, and waterfalls await!

By Heidi Csernak

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7 Family Friendly Places to Visit in The Seven

Scenic vistas, white pine, and waterfalls await!

By Heidi Csernak

Best of

7 Family Friendly Places to Visit in The Seven

Scenic vistas, white pine, and waterfalls await!

By Heidi Csernak

Best of

7 Family Friendly Places to Visit in The Seven

Scenic vistas, white pine, and waterfalls await!

By Heidi Csernak

Best of

7 Family Friendly Places to Visit in The Seven

Scenic vistas, white pine, and waterfalls await!

By Heidi Csernak

Best of

7 Family Friendly Places to Visit in The Seven

Scenic vistas, white pine, and waterfalls await!

By Heidi Csernak

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Map of Northern Ontario

How to Get to Northern Ontario

Located in the heart of Canada, Northern Ontario begins a little bit north of the province’s busy Muskoka region and extends northwest to the Manitoba border, and north to Hudson’s Bay.

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The tourism regions include Sunset Country , Superior Country, Algoma Country and Northeastern Ontario. Larger communities include North Bay, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie, Timmins, Thunder Bay and Kenora.