Experience Ottawa with these fall activities
The Ottawa Region is known for its spectacular nature and outdoor charm, as well as the magic of Canada’s capital. Here are 25+ fun things to do this fall season in the Ottawa region.
Read More...Festival at Fort Willow
Fort Willow is one of the most historic sites in central Ontario. Visitors can explore the site and have a picnic or walk the beautiful surrounding trails. Throughout the Fort, information kiosks provide visitors with the outstanding history of the area.
Read More...Apple picking in the Ottawa area
It’s almost the season for apple picking in the Ottawa area, here is a list of where to go for this great family outing.
Read More...Ottawa 60 days of Summer vacation
This summer we did something I never thought I would be capable of doing; we stayed home during the entire summer holiday. Exploring Canada is a lot more expensive than exploring Europe and we wanted to save up, so I tasked myself with the job of creating Ottawa 60 days of Summer vacation.
Read More...Chutes Coulonge; Adventure and Historical Park
Located a few miles north of Fort Coulonge, Coulonge Falls is a beautiful, historic site that is managed and maintained by a non-profit organization. They use all of the money collected through admission, souvenir sales and canteen sales to preserve, maintain and develop this site and the various activities hosted annually.
Read More...Bonnechere Caves; Ontario’s Natural Underground Wonder
Only 80 minutes from Ottawa, the Bonnechere Caves have been welcoming people from all over the world for over 55 years.
Read More...Ottawa with kids; The Ultimate Guide
What to do in Ottawa: The Complete Guide With Tips From A Local Planning a trip to the Nation’s Capital and unsure of “What to do in Ottawa?”, We’ve got you covered! This is your ultimate Ottawa travel guide with kids
Read More...A Visit to the Canadian Children’s Museum
The Canadian Children’s Museum allows children to see how people in Canada and other countries live. At this museum, children and their parents can roam through an International Village and visit homes from areas such as India, Indonesia and Mexico.
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