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Filters: Lake Ontario Community Beach Point of Interest
Originally called Skae’s Corners, Oshawa (incorporated as a city in 1924) sits...
A city only incorporated in 1991, Vaughan is located 40 km northwest of Toronto...
Markham sits at the edge of the dynamic city of Toronto. It is in the traditional...
Brampton was originally known as Buffy’s Corners, but was subsequently renamed...
St. Catharines is the largest city in the Niagara region, located in South-Central...
Hamilton has been a major Canadian Great Lakes port city since the 1800s. It...
Mississauga is the largest city west of Toronto. It is in the traditional territory...
Often considered the most culturally diverse city in the world, there are over...
Visit this state park for its beach, as well as its 395 acres of mature woods,...
Wilson-Tuscarora State Park encompasses 476.5 acres of woods, meadows and marshland....
Wilson's Bay is located in Cape Vincent, New York and faces Lake Ontario. Cape...
Windmill Point Park and Campground is home to Quarry Beach and offers a lifeguard-sup...