Local Attractions

The Lake of Bays Visitor Kiosk near Dorset Scenic Lookout provides maps, travel information, and local guidance for visitors exploring Muskoka, including the lookout tower, Lake of Bays, trails, and nearby communities.

Providence Bay Visitor Info is a useful resource for travellers exploring Providence Bay and the surrounding Manitoulin Island area. The village is best known for its beautiful Lake Huron shoreline, sandy beach, boardwalk, relaxed pace, and welcoming small-community atmosphere. Visitor information can help guests find details about local accommodations, restaurants, shops, campgrounds, beach access, events, trails, and nearby attractions. It is especially helpful for people planning a quiet beach day, a family outing, a camping trip, or a scenic stop while travelling across Manitoulin Island. Part of its value is the local knowledge it provides. Providence Bay has a peaceful, natural charm, with wide skies, open water, and one of the island’s most popular beaches. Visitor information can help travellers discover where to walk, eat, stay, swim, and enjoy the slower rhythm of the area. Overall, Providence Bay Visitor Info is a practical and welcoming starting point for exploring this part of Manitoulin. It connects visitors with the beach-town feel, outdoor beauty, and relaxed character that make Providence Bay a memorable stop on Lake Huron.

Mindemoya Visitor Information Centre provides maps, travel advice, and local guidance for visitors exploring central Manitoulin Island, including Mindemoya Lake, hiking trails, cultural attractions, and nearby island communities.

Little Current Visitor Information Centre provides travel information, maps, and guidance for visitors exploring Manitoulin Island, including the Little Current harbour, swing bridge, marinas, hiking trails, and island attractions.

Gore Bay Visitor Information Centre provides travel information, maps, and local guidance for visitors exploring Manitoulin Island, including Gore Bay Harbour, hiking trails, beaches, cultural attractions, and nearby island communities.

Admaston–Bromley Tourism highlights rural attractions, outdoor recreation, and community events in Renfrew County, inviting visitors to explore forests, rivers, farms, and nearby Ottawa Valley heritage communities.

Killaloe–Hagarty–Richards Tourism promotes outdoor recreation, lakes, and cultural attractions in the Upper Ottawa Valley, helping visitors explore Golden Lake, local trails, heritage sites, and nearby Algonquin Park.

Bonnechere Valley Tourism promotes outdoor recreation, heritage sites, and local attractions throughout the Bonnechere Valley, encouraging visitors to explore forests, rivers, trails, and communities near Algonquin Park.

Madawaska Valley Tourism promotes outdoor recreation, culture, and events in the Madawaska Valley region, helping visitors discover lakes, forests, trails, and local attractions in communities like Barry’s Bay.

North Hastings Tourism promotes the Tweed and Madoc area, known for scenic rivers, outdoor recreation, heritage sites, and events, welcoming visitors exploring the rural communities of Hastings County.

Sharbot Lake Visitor Information welcomes travelers to the Frontenac Highlands, offering maps, local tips, and travel planning help for exploring lakes, provincial parks, trails, and outdoor recreation in Eastern Ontario.

Lennox & Addington Tourism promotes a diverse Eastern Ontario destination known for historic towns, waterfront parks, outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, and scenic drives along Lake Ontario and rural countryside

Frontenac County Tourism promotes outdoor adventures across Eastern Ontario, highlighting pristine lakes, hiking trails, islands, rural communities, and cultural attractions throughout North, Central, and South Frontenac.

Lake of Bays Tourism promotes a scenic Muskoka destination known for pristine lakes, cottage country landscapes, boating, hiking, fishing, and outdoor recreation near Algonquin Park.

nnisfil Tourism promotes a growing Lake Simcoe community known for Innisfil Beach Park, waterfront recreation, boating, trails, local events, and easy access to outdoor activities throughout Simcoe County.

Town of Georgina Tourism promotes a lakeside destination on Lake Simcoe known for beaches, boating, fishing, parks, trails, and waterfront communities including Keswick, Sutton, and Jackson’s Point

Bradford West Gwillimbury Tourism promotes a growing community in Simcoe County known for the Holland Marsh, local farms, festivals, parks, trails, and easy access to Lake Simcoe and nearby attractions.

Kipawa Tourism Information welcomes visitors to the Lake Kipawa region, providing maps, travel tips, and local guidance for fishing, boating, paddling, wildlife viewing, and exploring scenic forests and waterways today.

Killarney Provincial Park Visitor Centre helps travelers explore one of Ontario’s most scenic wilderness parks, featuring pink granite shores, white quartzite mountains, sapphire lakes, hiking trails, and backcountry canoeing adventures.

Kenora Visitor Information Centre (Harbourfront) is a municipal tourism and visitor information centre serving Harbourfront, Ontario, providing maps, brochures, event details, outdoor recreation guidance, cultural highlights, and knowledgeable staff who

The Kawarthas Visitor Centre, located in Lakefield’s historic Old Post Office building, offers maps, brochures, and travel advice to help visitors explore Peterborough County, the Trent-Severn Waterway, trails, and attractions.

eterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism promotes regional attractions, outdoor recreation, waterways, and cultural experiences, helping visitors explore the Kawartha Lakes area including the Trent–Severn Waterway, parks, festivals, and historic sites.

Fenelon Falls Visitor Information, known as Explore Fenelon Falls, provides tourism information, maps, and local guidance for visitors exploring the Trent-Severn Waterway, Lock 34, shops, parks, and attractions in the village.

Cobourg Visitor Information Centre provides maps, travel advice, and local recommendations for visitors exploring Cobourg’s waterfront, Victoria Park Beach, marina, historic downtown, festivals, and attractions along the Lake Ontario shoreline.

Campbellford / Trent Hills Tourism provides visitor information, maps, and local recommendations for exploring the Trent-Severn Waterway, Ferris Provincial Park, Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, charming downtown shops, and outdoor adventures.

Buckhorn Community Centre and Visitor Information provides maps, brochures, and local travel advice for exploring the Buckhorn area, including the Trent-Severn Waterway, Lock 31, nearby lakes, trails, shops, and seasonal events.

Bobcaygeon Visitor Information, operated by the Bobcaygeon & Area Chamber of Commerce, provides maps, travel tips, and local business information for exploring the Kawartha Lakes and Trent-Severn Waterway community.

Minden Hills Visitor Information helps travelers explore the Haliburton Highlands with maps, local recommendations, and travel advice for lakes, scenic drives, hiking trails, cultural attractions, and year-round outdoor recreation.

Haliburton Welcome Centre provides visitor information, maps, and travel planning services for exploring Haliburton Highlands, including lakes, scenic drives, art studios, hiking trails, cultural attractions, and year-round outdoor recreation.

Algonquin Highlands Tourism provides travel information, maps, and trip-planning assistance for exploring Haliburton County’s lakes, forests, trails, and scenic Dorset Lookout Tower near Algonquin Provincial Park.

Wiarton Tourism welcomes visitors to the gateway of the Bruce Peninsula, known for the famous Wiarton Willie groundhog, scenic Georgian Bay shoreline, hiking trails, fishing, and year-round outdoor recreation.

Walkerton Tourism promotes a welcoming Bruce County town known for its heritage downtown, Victoria Jubilee Hall, scenic Saugeen River trails, festivals, and outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the year.

Tobermory Tourism provides visitor information, maps, and local recommendations for exploring the northern Bruce Peninsula, including Bruce Peninsula National Park, Fathom Five National Marine Park, hiking trails, boat tours, and shipwreck diving.

Bruce Peninsula National Park Visitor Centre features interactive exhibits, a theatre, and observation tower overlooking Georgian Bay, helping visitors plan hikes, camping, and adventures along the dramatic Niagara Escarpment landscape.

Bruce Power Visitors’ Centre offers interactive exhibits about nuclear energy, electricity generation, and medical isotopes, along with presentations and seasonal bus tours of North America’s largest operating nuclear power facility.

Thornbury Tourism promotes a picturesque Georgian Bay village known for boutique shopping, art galleries, waterfront parks, cideries, and access to the Georgian Trail and nearby Blue Mountain adventures.

Southampton Tourism welcomes visitors to a charming Lake Huron community known for its historic lighthouse, sandy beaches, sunsets, waterfront trails, art galleries, and festivals celebrating local heritage and maritime history.

Saugeen Shores Visitor Centre provides travel information, maps, brochures, and local recommendations for exploring Port Elgin and Southampton, highlighting beaches, waterfront trails, events, fishing, and outdoor recreation along Lake Huron.