Itinerary

After staying overnight in Toronto, collect your Cruise Canada motorhome. Take the easy two-hour drive to amazing Niagara Falls. Base yourself at Riverside Park Campground alongside the beautiful upper Niagara River, just minutes from the Falls. See the Falls from various vantage points, including the incredible bird’s eye view on a helicopter ride.
Take a Journey Behind the Falls or an iconic boat cruise in the swirling waters below, then watch a thrilling IMAX movie.
The region is also famous for its theatres, golf, shopping and wineries. The flat terrain means that cycling is a great way to explore the Wine Route, as well as charming small towns such as Niagara-on-the-Lake.
· 130km to Riverside Park Campground

Today you’ll drive to Blue Mountain. Your next port of call is Wasaga Pines Resort on the rugged shores of Georgian Bay. Wasaga Beach is the longest freshwater beach in the world, so it’s a great place for a swim. The crystal clear waters of Georgian Bay are ideal for water activities such as kayaking and even shipwreck diving.
Visit nearby Blue Mountain Resort, which offers a variety of outdoor adventures, including Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster, Scenic Caves Nature Adventures, cycling and golf.
· 250km to Wasaga Pines Resort

Today, travel through Ontario’s playground, Muskoka, known for its sparkling lakes, dramatic landscape and quaint towns. Head north-east to the famous Algonquin Provincial Park. Set in beautiful, quintessentially Canadian countryside surrounded by towering pine trees, the Algonquin Trails Campground is located just outside the park. Algonquin offers hiking trails and canoeing. Watch for wildlife too, and cruise on the RMS Segwun, the oldest operating steamship in the world, based in Gravenhurst.
· 180km to Algonquin Provincial Park

Head east to the vibrant city of Ottawa, Canada’s federal capital. En route, consider whitewater rafting near Forester’s Falls. Park at Ottawa’s Popular Grove Campsite, 30 minutes south-west of the city. You’ll need a full day to explore this beautiful historic city. Cruise, walk or cycle along the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meander around ByWard Market in downtown Ottawa, one of North America’s largest and oldest farmer’s markets. Highlights of the city’s museums and galleries include the Canadian Museum of Civilization, National Gallery of Canada, Canadian Museum of Nature and Royal Canadian Mint.
· 320 km to Popular Grove Campsite

Travel south along the Rideau Heritage Route and visit charming towns on your way to the 1000 Islands. Ivy Lea Campsite is ideally located, set amid the granite and greenery of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve. It’s a haven for boating, scuba diving, sailing and kayaking. Explore the breathtaking beauty of the 1000 Islands on a cruise past verdant isles, palatial waterfront homes and quaint island cottages. Visit the nearby historic city of Kingston, and stop off at historic Fort Henry. Once inside the fortification’s wooden gates you’ll enter a fascinating reproduction of 19th century military life.
· 280 km to Ivy Lea Campsite

The final part of your adventure takes you along the shores of Lake Ontario back to Toronto.
If you have time, stop off in Prince Edward County along The Taste Trail. Drive along the self-guided routes linking restaurants, artisanal food producers, and wineries, and visit one of Canada’s best beaches in Sandbanks Provincial Park.
We recommend returning your motorhome early the next morning and spending a night or two in Toronto. Explore the city’s world-class waterfront, culture and cuisine. For the ultimate view of the skyline, ascend the CN Tower, then take time to wander round the city’s many multicultural neighbourhoods, including six Chinatowns, Portugal Village, Greek Town, Little India and Little Italy.
· 305 miles to Toronto KOA West

Drive 65km to return your motorhome to Cruise Canada in Bolton, and take your flight home.
· 65km to Bolton