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Clarendon Station is a lovingly restored former train station/STR located on the K&P Trail. 🚂 The Maberly House & SAUNA is our newly renovated STR. 🏡
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I’ve driven this loop more times than I can count and every single time I find something new to love about it.

It starts just outside Ottawa and winds through some of the most underrated corners of Eastern Ontario. 

The thing about this road trip is that it doesn’t ask much of you. You don’t need to plan weeks in advance or drive for hours to feel like you’ve actually gotten away. You just need a long weekend, a full tank of gas, and a willingness to slow down.

I’ve been piecing this route together for years, adding stops, swapping others out, finding the spots that are worth the detour and the ones that aren’t. This is the version I keep coming back to. The one I send to friends when they ask where to go. The one that made me fall in love with Eastern Ontario all over again.

Every stop is in the reel. Save this and start planning. 

Have you done any of these stops before? Drop the ones you’ve been to below 👇

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#ottawa #ottawatravel #ottawaweekend #easternontario #ontarioroadtrip
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Spring in Ontario is tricky. It’s not summer yet. But it’s also not cute winter anymore.
And if you pick the wrong place… it’s just grey, slushy, and disappointing.

So here are 7 Ontario spring trips that are actually worth it,  and when to go.

March?
Belleville and Sharbot Lake. Quiet trails, cozy stays, no crowds. This is your soft reset era.

April?
Niagara Falls and Prince Edward County. Water levels are wild, wineries are calmer, and you can actually get a table without planning three weeks ahead.

May?
Sault Ste. Marie, Bruce Peninsula, and the Thousand Islands. This is when Ontario starts showing off. Bluer water. Epic lookouts. That first real “we made it through winter” feeling. 

These work as weekend getaways or strong day trips depending on where you live,  but timing is everything.

Save this for when you’re staring at the forecast and thinking, “where should we go?”

Which one are you booking first? 👇

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#OntarioGetaway #SpringInOntario #ExploreOntario #OntarioRoadTrip #weekendinontariocanada
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If winter in Ontario feels long, grey, and a little uninspiring right now… this is your reminder that it doesn’t have to be 😅❄️✨

Over the years, I’ve stayed in some seriously unique places in winter, and these are still some of my all-time favourites. Cozy cabins, dreamy domes, private spas, waterfalls, and even a converted train station… all in Ontario 💛

I’m resharing this because so many of you still ask me about winter stays, and this list is honestly such a good place to start if you’re craving a cozy escape.

Here are the stays in this Reel 👇

1️⃣ The Baltic by Fort Treehouse
2️⃣ The Hollow Mill
3️⃣ Back Forty Glamping
4️⃣ Anupaya
5️⃣ Clarendon Station
6️⃣ Birchwood Luxury Camping
7️⃣ Aux Box
8️⃣ Camp Haliburton

Save this for later so you’re not scrambling for ideas when you need a break 👀✨

Which one would you book first? 👇

#ontariostays #wintergetaway #ontariotravel #uniquestays #winterinontario discoveron
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Still craving one more winter escape? You’ll definitely want to see these ❄️

Winter isn’t over yet… and honestly? I’m not ready to let go of cozy season 
Snowy roads, quiet towns, good food, warm cafés, frozen lakes, spa days… this is my favourite time to escape.

If you’ve been telling yourself “I’ll plan something soon”… consider this your sign 😉

These are some of my go-to winter getaways in Ontario when I want:
✨ less crowds
✨ more calm
✨ and zero rushed itineraries

Whether you’re craving amazing food in PEC, spa days in Calabogie, frozen waterfalls in Grey County, or a quiet cabin in Haliburton, there’s something here for every kind of winter mood.

Save this for later so you’re not scrambling for ideas when the next free weekend pops up ❄️👇

And follow @msurlaroute for realistic Ontario itineraries you can actually fit into real life ✨

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#OntarioGetaway #WeekendEscape #ExploreOntario #WinterTravel #Msurlaroute
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12 months. So many Ontario stays. Zero regrets.

I didn’t plan for this to happen… but 2025 somehow turned into my Ontario stays era and honestly, every single one delivered.

Here’s how the year unfolded 👇

January
1)Pearadise on West Lake – Wellington
2) Hollow Mill – Creemore

February
3) Anupaya – Deep River
4) Clarendon Station – Clarendon

March
5) Birchwood Luxury Camping – Port Perry
6) Fort TreeHouse – Minden

April
7) The Eddy – Wellington

May
8) South Beach Motel – Southampton

June
9) Back Forty Glamping – Meaford
10) The Grotto Getaway – Tobermory

July
11) Inn by the Harbour – Kincardine

August
12) Aux Box – Huntsville

September
13) Petit Pond – Grafton

October
14) Camp Haliburton – Haliburton

November
15) Riverside Hideaway – Tweed

December
16) Camp Haliburton – Haliburton (yes, again)
17) The Markdale Retreat – Markdale

Cabins, motels, glamping, cozy retreats… proof that Ontario stays can be the destination.

Save this for future trip planning and tell me : which one are you adding to your list first? 👀✨

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#OntarioStays #StaycationOntario #ExploreOntario #ontariogetaway
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because the best gifts don’t fit under the tree🎄

and you know memories > anything else

@cabinscape cozy off grid cabins for those who like being outside but want the comforts 🥾 (Calabogie location shown)

@closscrossing the coziest riverside retreat + hot tub + treehouse bedroom 🏡

@clarendonstation stay in a converted train station 🚂

@highlandtinyhouse experience tiny living + stay on a farm (with the best, Chef - the pig!) 🐷

@tinystays_ experience wine country, and have a cozy place to curl up around the fire & make pizzas 🍕

*I put them in alphabetical order because they are all my favourite, just depends what kind of weekend vibes you want!
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