7 Romantic Weekend Getaways in Ontario
Ontario has a diverse line-up of spectacular natural wonders, gorgeous parks, and quaint towns to make it an excellent destination for a romantic weekend getaway.
Ontario has a diverse line-up of spectacular natural wonders, gorgeous parks, and quaint towns to make it an excellent destination for a romantic weekend getaway.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is home to over 20 wineries, where you and your partner can sample some of the country's best red and white wines, enjoyed over candlelit dinners.
It's famous for its sandy beaches, giant limestone cliffs, and heritage landmarks like the Regent Theatre, an Edwardian opera house. Book a cozy cabin for an authentic experience.
The 890km Bruce Trail from Niagara River takes you to Tobermory's tip. This harbour village offers luxurious camping or “glamping” near the breathtaking Huron Lake.
Pelee Island, on Lake Erie's west, is home to a winery where you can have a relaxed wine-tasting evening. Do try their merlot.
This sandy beach on Lake Huron’s eastern shores is great for sunbathing and sharing sweet nothings with your partner.
The ultra-modern city of Toronto is home to soaring skyscrapers, several green parks, and the enormous CN Tower. You'll never be at a loss for things to do and explore.
The renovated beaches of Southeastern Ontario’s Grand Bend are just perfect for playfully splashing around in the water with your better half.
Drive to one of Ontario’s pretty cities or natural wonders where you can stay in traditional vacation rentals.
Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Falls combine to form the majestic Niagara Falls on the Canadian/American border. Do ride the Niagara SkyWheel, a 53m-tall Ferris wheel in the middle of Clifton Hill.
Canada’s capital on Ottawa River is home to many historical buildings, museums, and entertainment centers. Explore the hiking and cycling trails and the cross-country skiing areas with your kids for an adventurous time.
The city has one of northern Ontario’s most popular destinations for children called Science North, where you can closely interact with beavers, porcupines, and skunks.
Peterborough City on Lake Otonabee River contains the 55-acre Riverview Park and Zoo that houses kangaroos, giraffes, tortoises, and monkeys. Take a boat ride to experience Peterborough Lift Lock's engineering marvel.
Port Credit is Mississauga’s entertainment hub and home to the iconic lighthouse at Credit River’s mouth. Climb to Post Credit Lighthouse’s top for magnificent views of the surrounding areas and gorgeous waters.
Lock 35 – Rosedale in Kawartha Lakes is a gem where you can stay in the shore's spacious and well-built camps, go boating in the morning, and enjoy BBQ facilities.
The Huron Natural Area in Southeastern Ontario’s city of Kitchener has great trails for dogs and kids. It’s ideal for a lovely morning walk as you watch friendly beavers diving into the pond.
😎 Least busy month | October |
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🥳 Busiest month | February |
🛏️ Popular home types | House rental and Cottage |
🌡️ Hottest months | July and August |
❄️ Coldest months | -12 °C in February and January |
On average, vacation rental prices in Ontario are between $172 to $512 per night.
When travelling in Ontario with friends and family, consider that vacation rentals can fit an average of 7 people and are ideal for large groups.
Many families choose House rental or Cottage to book as a vacation rental for their Ontario Weekend Getaways.