Ontario Resort Travel Destination-Association Picks of the Week
Featured Ontario Destinations & Travel Tourism Associations
NORTH OF SUPERIOR TOURISM AREA (www.northofsuperior.org)
Whether you're a first time visitor or a seasoned traveller, you're going to have fun exploring our vast 60,000 square mile wilderness vacationland north of Lake Superior, the largest fresh water lake in the world. Drive the Canadian portion of the world famous Lake Super Circle Tour, hike, kayak or canoe in our nature parks, fish, hunt, try golfing and enjoy our safe communities, highways, unique history, outdoor heritage, and friendly people.
Romantic Getaway of the Week
The Briars Resort & Spa - Jacksons Point, Ontario
The Briars Resort & Spa - Spa Wellness Getaway From $239 per person, per nightIncludes meals, use of spa robe, a small welcome gift anda $100 per person per night spa credit. Resort activities such as yoga, guided nature and historical walks, power walks are included, based on activities schedule.Access to all resort facilities including indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, fitness and games rooms are included complimentary.
Family Getaway of the Week
Carriage Ridge Resort at Horseshoe Valley - Shanty Bay (Barrie), ON
Carriage Ridge Resort at Horseshoe Valley - Don’t miss out on this “TOP 10 FAMILY RESORT” on the 2010 TripAdvisor Readers Choice list! Located only 1 hour north of Toronto, Carriage Ridge Resort offers the best family getaways all summer long.Families love our spacious condo-suites surrounded by forested trails and endless activities. Guests enjoy the Ridge Club indoor pool, hot tub and DAILY scheduled activities for all ages. Our most popular family getaway includes Tree Top Trekking passes, snacks and DVD rental.
Town, Village & City Getaway of the Week
Delta Grandview Resort - Huntsville, Ontario
Delta Grandview Resort - The ultimate Muskoka Summer FUN package! Package includes: accommodations, $50 food voucher per day for onsite F&B daily, breakfast for 2 adults & 2 children daily, one free round per adult on 9-hole golf course, complimentary kids activities daily (10am to 4pm). Complimentary: access to all on-site recreation facilities and nature programs, outdoor parking, When booking by phone, please quote rate code "SNZ" CONTACT US FOR RATES .
Spa Getaway of the Week
The Rosseau, A JW Marriott Resort & Spa - Minett, Ontario
The Rosseau, A JW Marriott Resort & Spa - Experience a serene spa getaway at Spa Rosseau. Choose from a variety
of unique, pampering spa treatments with a $200 spa credit. Receive a
special spa gift and breakfast daily. Just being at The Rosseau invokes a sense of calm and serenity. Rejuvenate your senses and your spirit at Spa Rosseau. Our offer includes: Accommodation in a beautiful studio room, $200 spa credit for Spa Rosseau, Unlimited access to Spa Rosseau facilities, Buffet breakfast daily in Cottages Restaurant
of unique, pampering spa treatments with a $200 spa credit. Receive a
special spa gift and breakfast daily. Just being at The Rosseau invokes a sense of calm and serenity. Rejuvenate your senses and your spirit at Spa Rosseau. Our offer includes: Accommodation in a beautiful studio room, $200 spa credit for Spa Rosseau, Unlimited access to Spa Rosseau facilities, Buffet breakfast daily in Cottages Restaurant
Attraction of the Week
Discovery Harbour - Penetanguishene, Ontario
Discovery Harbour - One of Ontario’s most picturesque historic sites, Discovery Harbour recalls the days of the 19th-century British navy and military that safeguarded the defence of Upper Canada. In 1820 the thriving naval dockyard boasted residences and workshops, large and small vessels, and a community of officers, artisans, sailors, and soldiers. The base was eventually operated by the British military from 1834 to 1856, constructing an impressive stone Officers’ Quarters that still stands today.
Attraction of the Week
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons - Midland, Ontario
Sainte-Marieamong the Hurons - was Ontario’s first European community and is now a nationally significant historic site. Originally built in 1639, Sainte-Marie was the 17th century fortress and headquarters for the French Jesuit mission to the Huron people. The site’s history culminated in 1649 when a dramatic turn of events forced the missionaries to abandon and burn their home of nearly 10 years.