Local Attractions

Paisley Tourism promotes a charming heritage village where the Teeswater and Saugeen Rivers meet, known for historic architecture, outdoor recreation, fishing, festivals, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.

Owen Sound Tourism provides visitor information, maps, guides, and local recommendations, helping travelers discover waterfalls, Georgian Bay waterfront, arts venues, festivals, and outdoor adventures throughout the scenic Grey-Bruce region.

Meaford Tourism promotes a charming Georgian Bay community known for scenic waterfront views, Meaford Harbour, cultural events, theatre at Meaford Hall, outdoor recreation, and local farms, shops, and dining.

Lucknow Tourism Office provides visitor information, maps, brochures, and local recommendations for exploring the Huron-Kinloss area, highlighting rural attractions, trails, festivals, heritage sites, and businesses in Bruce County.

Lion’s Head Tourism promotes the scenic Bruce Peninsula village known for dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise Georgian Bay waters, hiking on the Bruce Trail, boating, and outdoor adventures throughout Northern Bruce Peninsula.

Kincardine Visitor Centre welcomes travelers to this scenic Lake Huron town, offering maps, brochures, event information, and travel advice while highlighting beaches, trails, Scottish heritage, and local attractions.

Hepworth Visitor Centre provides travel information, maps, and local recommendations for exploring South Bruce Peninsula, Sauble Beach, and nearby attractions, helping travelers plan outdoor adventures along Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.

Hanover Tourism highlights a welcoming Grey County community known for its vibrant downtown, parks along the Saugeen River, local events, shops, restaurants, and outdoor recreation opportunities year-round.

Chesley Tourism promotes the charming rural community known as “The Nicest Town Around,” highlighting scenic Saugeen River parks, heritage trails, local shops, events, and the famous Big Bruce steer landmark.

Wasaga Beach Tourism helps visitors explore the world’s longest freshwater beach, providing travel information, maps, events, and recommendations for outdoor recreation, local attractions, dining, and activities around Georgian Bay.

Penetanguishene Tourism provides visitor information, brochures, maps, and local recommendations at the scenic town docks, helping travelers explore attractions, trails, events, and businesses throughout Southern Georgian Bay.

Midland Cultural Centre is a vibrant arts hub featuring live theatre, music performances, art exhibitions, workshops, and community events. The modern facility houses Quest Art School, Huronia Players, galleries, and event spaces.

The Town of Collingwood Visitor Information helps visitors explore South Georgian Bay with travel advice, local maps, event details, and recommendations for dining, shopping, outdoor recreation, and cultural attractions.

Blue Mountain Village Visitor Services helps guests explore Ontario’s premier four-season resort village, offering maps, local information, events, shops, dining, and outdoor activities at the base of Blue Mountain.

Frontenac Provincial Park Office provides permits, maps, and visitor information for this rugged backcountry park near Kingston, featuring over 100 km of hiking trails, canoe routes, wildlife viewing, and wilderness camping.

outh Frontenac Tourism promotes a scenic rural destination with over 75 lakes, historic villages, and extensive trails. Visitors enjoy hiking, cycling, boating, festivals, and exploring the Frontenac Arch Biosphere year-round.

Located on Kingston’s waterfront, this visitor centre offers travel information, maps, attraction tickets, souvenirs, and trip-planning assistance. Friendly staff help visitors explore local history, attractions, restaurants, and events across Kingston.

The Bancroft Visitor Information Centre is located in the historic 1899 Central Ontario Railway Station at 8 Hastings Heritage Way in Bancroft, Ontario. Open year-round, it offers tourist resources, local business information, maps, and mineral collecting details.

Algonquin Provincial Park Visitor Centre is a must-stop destination along Highway 60 offering interactive exhibits, panoramic views, and detailed information on the park’s wildlife, history, and hiking trails. Overlooking Cache Lake, it’s a popular stop for visitors exploring Algonquin, providing a starting point to learn about the park’s ecosystems, plan routes, and experience one of Ontario’s most iconic natural landscapes.

White River Visitor Centre is a roadside travel stop along Highway 17 offering maps, guides, and local recommendations for exploring Algoma Country and Northern Ontario. Known as the birthplace of Winnie-the-Pooh, it’s a popular stop for travellers looking to stretch their legs, learn about local history, and plan their route through the region’s scenic forests and waterways.

Spanish Municipal Marina is a waterfront marina and visitor information stop offering docking facilities, amenities, and local travel guidance for exploring the North Channel of Lake Huron. Located in the town of Spanish, it’s a popular stop for boaters and road travellers alike, combining scenic harbour views with access to local attractions, services, and Northern Ontario experiences.

ron Bridge Historical Museum is a small community museum and visitor information stop offering local history exhibits, artifacts, and travel information for exploring the North Shore of Lake Huron. Located in the village of Iron Bridge, it’s a convenient stop for visitors looking to learn about the area’s heritage while getting recommendations on nearby attractions, routes, and outdoor experiences.

Gilles Gagnon Welcome Centre is a visitor information centre in Wawa offering travel guides, maps, and local recommendations for exploring Algoma Country and the Lake Superior shoreline. Located near the iconic Wawa Goose, it’s a popular stop for travellers heading along Highway 17, providing a convenient place to plan routes, discover nearby attractions, and experience Northern Ontario hospitality.

Batchawana Bay Tourist Centre is a roadside visitor stop along Highway 17 offering travel information, local insights, and scenic views of Lake Superior. Located just north of Sault Ste. Marie, it’s a popular stop for travellers exploring Algoma Country, providing a convenient place to rest, take in the shoreline, and plan routes through Northern Ontario’s rugged landscapes.

Orono Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Durham Region and surrounding areas. Located in downtown Orono, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a relaxed, small-town atmosphere with locally grown and made products in a charming rural setting.

Clarington Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Durham Region. Located at Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex in Bowmanville, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made products.

he Front Street Farmers’ Market in Belle River is a friendly summer market that brings fresh food, local products, and community spirit to the heart of town. Set along Front Street, close to Belle River’s shops, restaurants, and waterfront atmosphere, the market offers residents and visitors a relaxed way to enjoy the warmer months while supporting local growers, makers, and small businesses. During the summer season, the market creates a lively outdoor gathering place where people can browse a variety of vendors and discover products from the surrounding region. Shoppers may find seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods, preserves, flowers, plants, handmade items, prepared foods, and other locally inspired products. The market highlights the agricultural strength and creative talent of Essex County, giving visitors a chance to meet vendors directly and learn more about the goods they are purchasing. More than just a shopping destination, the Front Street Farmers’ Market is a community experience. It encourages people to slow down, walk through the vendor booths, enjoy the downtown setting, and connect with neighbours, friends, and local business owners. Its location in Belle River makes it easy to pair a market visit with a stop at nearby cafés, restaurants, parks, or the waterfront. The market adds energy and charm to the town during the summer, creating a welcoming space for families, couples, tourists, and local residents. Whether someone is looking for fresh ingredients, a handmade gift, a quick treat, or simply a pleasant outing, the Front Street Farmers’ Market offers an authentic small-town experience. It reflects Belle River’s warm community character and the region’s strong connection to local food, farming, and independent businesses.

Riverside Farmers Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Windsor-Essex. Located at Olde Riverside Town Centre, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made products near the Detroit River.

Temagami Community Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across the Temagami and Northeastern Ontario region. Located in downtown Temagami, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made products in the heart of cottage country.

Northwest Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and handcrafted products from vendors across Northwestern Ontario. Located at the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition grounds in Thunder Bay, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made goods.

Cloverbelt Country Farmers’ Market is a year-round market offering fresh local produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and handcrafted products from vendors across Bruce and Grey counties. Located in Hanover, it’s one of the region’s largest producer-focused markets and a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a vibrant, community-driven shopping experience with a strong focus on locally grown and made goods.

Brockville Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Leeds and Grenville. Located in Market Square in downtown Brockville, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made products along the St. Lawrence River.

Kemptville Farmers Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Leeds and Grenville and the surrounding region. Located at the Kemptville Campus, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made products.

Crosby Flea Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering antiques, collectibles, handcrafted goods, and a variety of local products from vendors across the Rideau Lakes region. Located in the village of Crosby, it’s a popular stop for visitors exploring cottage country, delivering a relaxed, treasure-hunting experience with a mix of vintage finds and locally made items.

Pembroke Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, meats, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Renfrew County. Located in downtown Pembroke, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere with locally grown and made products in the heart of the Ottawa Valley.

Eganville Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Renfrew County. Located in downtown Eganville along the Bonnechere River, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a relaxed, community-focused market experience with locally grown and made products in a scenic small-town setting.

Barry’s Bay Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across the Madawaska Valley and Renfrew County. Located in downtown Barry’s Bay, it’s a popular stop for visitors and cottagers, delivering a relaxed, community-focused market experience with locally grown and made products in the heart of the valley.

Combermere Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across the Madawaska Valley and Renfrew County. Located along the Madawaska River in downtown Combermere, it’s a popular stop for visitors and cottagers, delivering a relaxed, community-focused market experience with locally grown and made products in a scenic riverside setting.

McDonald’s Corners Agricultural Hall Farmers’ Market is a seasonal outdoor market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted goods from vendors across Lanark County and the Ottawa Valley. Located at the historic McDonald’s Corners Agricultural Hall, it’s a popular stop for visitors and locals alike, delivering a relaxed, rural market experience with locally grown and made products in a traditional country setting.