Ontario’s provincial parks are great for biking, hiking, swimming, picnicking and enjoying the outdoors, but they can fill up quickly.

If you’re still using what’s left of summer to get out there and explore all the beauty Ontario has to offer, it might be ...

Tucked away, about a three-hour drive from Toronto, is one of Ontario’s tallest cliffs. Rising 100-metres straight out of the water, Mazinaw Rock is the largest rock art site on the southern Canadian ...

Find the best provincial parks in Ontario for camping and learn what outdoor experiences these camping places have to offer.

Per Ontario Parks, this trail is considered strenuous and is about 2 km long. "The Brent Crater was formed when a meteorite crashed to Earth thousands of years ago," shares the site.

Canadians in southern Ontario will get a rare chance to see the aurora borealis this autumn without trekking to the Far North ...

Ontario Parks is offering free entry to all operating provincial parks on Friday, July 18. The “free” day is part of an initiative called “Healthy Parks Healthy People,” to increase awareness of the ...

Only 60 hectares in size, this provincial park does not have camping facilities — or really any facilities, really, though it is maintained by Ontario Parks.

Explore the science behind the Northern Lights with the Ontario Science Centre at Algonquin Provincial Park on September ...

SUTTON WEST — Don’t be alarmed if you see a Zamboni-like rover roaming Ontario’s shores this summer — it’s a beach cleaning robot being tested in some provincial parks. The robot, called a BeBot, is a ...