Monday, September 12, 2011

Ontario Farmers' Markets for best produce and Canadian products.

Farmers' markets are bursting with fall produce, baked goods, and a variety of  homemade crafts and creams and lotions.  See additional farmers' market photo gallery

Fresh Fall Produce


Cheeky Treats Cupcakes


Natural Creams and Lotions


Market Tunes by the Lake at  Barrie Farmers' Market
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Ontario Fall ColoursStudio Tours Ontario Fall

Ontario Resorts and resort destinations north of Toronto fall fun and romance. Studio tours and fall fairs offer great day trips to see leaf color changes.   Discover autumn Ontario hiking getaways in cottage country north of Toronto with a weekend mini-vacation or pick your last minute getaways  for a quick road trip north at a country inn, cottage, b&b, chalet or  hotel.  Ontario has many overnight family fun getaway packages and romantic getaway packages  for couples during the fall color season.   Plan your  September getaways for  preferred accommodation.  Autumn colours fall road trips are being planned along with the Thanksgiving long holiday weekend.

Ontario Resort Travel Destination-Association Picks of the Week


Featured Ontario Destinations & Travel Tourism Associations

Georgian Bay Waters Virtual Eco MuseumGeorgian Bay Waters Virtual Eco Museum(www.georgianbayecomuseum.com)
The waters of Georgian Bay flow from many of the freshest rivers, streams, and fresh water springs in the world. Much of Georgian Bay's water starts flowing from the watershedd surrounding the Bay (a bay that is so immense that Samuel Chaplain called it a "Sweet Sea" en francais, "La Mer Douce" . Many say Georgian Bay is the sixth Great Lake. Georgian Bay Eco Museum attempts to present an overview of Georgian Bay as a tourist destination, and  the importance of the watersheds that flow into Georgian Bay...providing a wealth of recreation opportunities that include beach locations, hiking trails, canoe & kayaking routes, water falls, agricultural communities, waterfront resorts, restaurants & cafes, and farmers'  markets; The area includes significant United Nations Biosphere Reserves, National and Provincial Parks, and numerous Ontario Conservation areas. See
Georgian Bay Eco Museum or check Georgian Bay Quick Links.

Romantic Getaway of the Week

Nor'Loch Lodge Resort - Dwight, Ontario

Nor'Loch Lodge ResortNor'Loch Lodge Resort -Located in Muskoka bordering Algonquin Park West Gate Nor'Loch Lodge Resort is a beautiful all season Lodge Resort bordering Algonquin Park. Set in tall pines and sparkling blue waters exclusively located on the north shore of Lake of Bays and just 2½ hours north of Toronto. Romantic adult jacuzzi suites with king bed and fireplace or cozy private cottages with woodburning fireplace and deck viewing magnificent Lake of Bays. Bed & Breakfast packages include a full hot breakfast in our fireside dining room. Summer and fall enjoy our canoes, kayaks, private beach or nearby golf, horseback riding or hiking in the Park.


Family Getaway of the Week

The Briars Resort & Spa - Jacksons Point, Ontario

The Briars Resort & SpaThe Briars Resort & Spa - Late Summer Escapes: September 5 to October 7 Your package includes accommodation, use of indoor and outdoor pools, fitness and games rooms, tennis courts, walking trails and bicycles. Fall Weekend Programs include guided walks dancing and more.  Rates are from $159 to $259 per person, per night including accommodation and all meals. From $109 per person per night with room and breakfast


Hiking Getaways of the Week

Algonuin Woods - Emsdale, Ontario

Algonquin WoodsAlgonquin Woods - Make Algonquin Woods your base for some of the best hiking in Ontario. We are 45 minutes to the West Gate of Algonquin Park and only 10 minutes to Arrowhead. Besides that, Muskoka is full of trails. We are happy to assist you with any of your planning. We have 10 clean, cozy cottages with great views of pristine Clear lake. P.S. Our fall colours are magnificent.

Town, Village & City Getaway of the Week

Tornado's Canadian Resorts Inc. - Port Loring, Ontario

Tornado's Canadian Resorts Inc.Tornado's Canadian Resorts Inc. - Weekend cottage rentals. Waterfront 2, 3 and 5 bedroom housekeeping cottages on the Pickerel River water system. Featuring fully equipped kitchens, propane BBQs, 3 piece bath, sitting area, covered porch, sand beach, swimming, boat, canoe and kayak rentals, boat dockage. Starting at 2 bedroom/2 nights
for $315.00 for up to 4 people after Sept. 6.


Spa Getaway of the Week

Moulin Wakefield Mill - Wakefield, (Greater Ottawa Area), Ontario

Wakefield Mill Inn & SpaMoulin Wakefield Mill - Benefit from ultimate relaxation with this spa package. Package includes: 1 night stay. Table d'hôte dinner & full country breakfast. Luncheon. Gratuities on the meals. 2 spa treatments of 60 minutes of your choice (per person). Use of outdoor hot tub. From $349.00 per person, based on double occupancy


Attraction of the Week

Hardwood Ski and Bike - Oro Station, Ontario

Hardwood Ski and Bike - Located only 7 minutes from Carriage Ridge Resort, Hardwood Ski & Bike offers over 80km of mountain bike trails rates as "Fun", "Gnarly", "Serious" and "Radical". This
season's new "Crank'd" trail will be a favourite for all ages. Getaways include passes at Hardwood Ski & Bike and
accommodation at Carriage Ridge Resort
From only $89





Attraction of the Week

Huronia Museum & Huron/Ouendat Village - Midland, Ontario

Huronia Museum & Huron/Ouendat VillageHuronia Museum &  Huron/Ouendat Village - The Historic Art of Huronia Gallery in the museum building opened and displays art by David Milne, Homer Watson, Manly MacDonald, Franklin Arbuckle, Hilton Hassell, Mary Hallen (Victorian era watercolours), William J. Wood, Thor Hansen, Ted Lord, Group of Seven artists (A.Y. Jackson, Franz Johnston, J. E. H. MacDonald) along with contemporary art, native art and archaelogical collections of Ouendat and Ojibway First Nations. Other exhibits are about Georgian Bay lighthouses, shipwrecks, maritime and military heritage. There is also an extensive photographic collection of the work of Midland’s long-time professional photographer, John W. Bald.