May 2-4 weekend we adventured down to one of the 4th oldest provincial parks in Ontario, Long Point Provincial Park. Nestled on Lake Erie, it was about a 2.5 hour drive southwest of Toronto. This park is known for it's 1.5km long beach, which if you're going outside the park boundaries is much longer! There... Continue Reading →
Road trip from Denver, Colorado to Salt Lake City, Utah coming June 2017!
August long weekend was the perfect time to head south to go camping in New York state! Our first out of three stops was Buffalo Although Buffalo doesn't have any major tourist attractions (other than shopping), the downtown is has quite a few old, historic buildings, which are nice to see. They also have... Continue Reading →
On the road againnnnnn, I can't wait to be on the road againnnnnnnnnn. I can't believe it's been so long since my last adventure! After a big move to Toronto and starting a new job, the first half of this year has been quite the whirl wind. After finally getting settled after a few months... Continue Reading →
This fall was the perfect time to do a daytime adventure around Hamilton to discover it's many amazing waterfalls. Yes, you did read that correctly, Hamilton! A large, bustling city in Ontario, it's hard to believe that such a place could hold so many beautiful waterfalls, over 100 actually! Before heading down I did my... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, in search of cheaper travel options, I decided to look no further than my own backyard. I've lived in the province of Ontario my whole life, yet I realized that I hadn't really seen very much of it. I scoured through Google, Pinterest and other sites for information on facinating sights... Continue Reading →
South Beach Miami is an excellent place to go to for a bachelorette party. My sister is getting married this October and in order to celebrate her final days of being single in a big way we decided to head down to Miami! Before I delve into the awesomeness of this trip, I should... Continue Reading →
To escape the heat from the latest heat wave we decided to spend the afternoon at the Elora Quarry aka 'The Ol' Swimming Hole." Costing $6 per adult for entry, it turned out to be a really popular place! The water may have not been the cleanest, being that it is stagnant water, but the... Continue Reading →
When you visit the Cheltenham Badlands you almost feel as if you've arrived on another planet. It's described as "a seven-hectare area of exposed iron-rich Queenston Shale bedrock deposited over 445 million years ago." 1 Unfortunately, the badlands were officially closed earlier this year after overuse from visitors and experts say that it won't be re-opening... Continue Reading →
Although I haven't been hiking at many provincial parks (yet), Awenda Provincial Park is definitely up there on my list of the nicest places to go camping in Ontario. I camped for 2 nights here and had a great experience. Check-in was quick and easy, and the park staff were very friendly. The beaches, trails,... Continue Reading →
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