Extend summer as long as possible with a visit to a seaside town in Ontario. The natural landscapes and rugged beauty of Ontario make a great road trip destination where you can admire beautiful picturesque coastlines. Canada’s second largest province is packed with hiking trails, waterfalls, crystal clear lakes, rivers, and natural hidden gems. Each of these seaside towns offers something unique with various attractions, dining, accommodations, outdoor activities, and of course the sandy beaches. They are all excellent choices for an end of summer road trip adventure.
Picton is a charming small town located in Prince Edward County. The County, as it’s often referred to, is an island in Lake Ontario made up of small hamlets and villages. Picton is the largest community in The County and is sure to be a memorable road trip. You can stroll through town learning about the history and heritage of Picton and include a visit to the Regent Theatre for a fun lively performance. When it comes to relaxing by the water, the County is surrounded by 800 km (Almost 500 miles) of shoreline that has been welcoming visitors for over 200 years. Sandbanks Provincial Park is known for having the world’s largest baymouth barrier dune formation. There are three stunning sandy beaches that are perfect for families due to their shallow water and mild drop off. Experience the famous dune and wetland habitats on a walking trail or bring a blanket and picnic to enjoy on the beach and watch the sunset over the water. If you decide to stay overnight there are adorable boutique hotels, cottages, or inns in the area.
Port Dover is located on the north shore of Lake Erie in Norfolk County, a pretty Ontario resort town. Just a two-hour road trip from Toronto you will be transported to a fun summer getaway. There are festivals, unique shops, museums, wineries, historical sites, heritage hotels, a beautiful scenic pier, and you can even dine at a restaurant right on the beach. You can easily spend the day soaking up the final rays of summer with various watersports, boat tours, and of course a sandy beach that’s great for families. Save time to visit the Port Dover Lighthouse Festival Theatre and catch a live performance. Port Dover is also famous for their Friday the 13th motorcycle events, happening each time there is a Friday the 13th on the calendar. The next one is this October!
Although Southampton sounds like it should be in Florida (It actually is!) there is a Southampton in Ontario too. This hidden gem is a peaceful town along the impressive shores of Lake Huron and an ideal road trip for a weekend getaway. There are several white sandy beaches, pretty and rare dune grass, a cool boardwalk, parks to explore, swings, and
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Playing a major role in a major Broadway show about a major musical luminary can present, well, major challenges for even the most talented performer. Just ask Wade Preston, who played “Piano Man” in Billy Joel and Twyla Tharp’s Broadway hit Movin’ Out for its entire run, and starred on and off in the national tours for the next few years, while still finding time to do occasional concerts with the Movin’ Out Band.
As one of the most dog-friendly cities in the United States, you’re less likely to find a hotel in San Diego that doesn’t roll out the red carpet treatment for canine guests. The Southern California city is abuzz with dog-friendly beaches, urban dog parks, and restaurants where your pup can join you for a bite. Adventurous four-legged explorers can even join you for paddle boarding and kayaking. Bring Fido (or Felix) along to one of these pawtastic pet-friendly hotels in San Diego and they’re guaranteed to get as much out of their SoCal sojourn as you.
From inspiring future generations to offering once-in-a-lifetime adventures, there’s no limit to what visitors to national parks can gain from their experiences. And California, with nine national parks, boasts a remarkable range of natural wonders in its parks. That includes the hottest place in the United States, the biggest tree in the world by volume, and a national park accessible only by ferry.
Summer may be coming to a close, but there's good news that comes with school being back in session: College campuses everywhere are springing back to life in full force. The Midwest is home to several of the best, with world-class museums, acclaimed restaurants, and notable festivals, boasting their own unique draws. And while autumn is always an exciting time to visit (think football and foliage), there’s enough happening in each of these destinations to warrant a getaway any time of year. From a bustling big-city suburb to a UNESCO City of Literature, here are the Midwest’s best college towns to visit now.
Vacationers have flocked to Florida since the late 1800s, when Henry Flagler built his famous railroad down the coast. The state's status as vacation paradise was cemented when Walt Disney snapped up a sizable chunk of it in the 1960s to build his new theme park.
It’s not often that travelers have something to look forward to at Newark Liberty International Airport. The new $2.7 billion Terminal A will open in December, the latest in a series of major airport projects opening around the U.S. this year.
More Floridians will have access to passenger rail this Christmas with private rail operator Brightline set to open two new stations on December 21. The stations are on Brightline’s existing South Florida rail line at Aventura, which is located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, and Boca Raton.
Global airports expect smoother travel this summer as staffing improves, but surging passenger demand during peak periods in Europe and North America could still bring long lines, baggage piles and delayed flights, an industry group said.