The land of forests and rivers welcomes you! Relax as you explore this historically rich region. Aside from the attractions provided by Mother Nature herself, there are many other things to check out.

Eastern Ontario is covered in forests of hardwood and coniferous trees, as well as lakes and rivers, with the odd city popping up along the St. Lawrence River. It is a place where life is simple, people are community-minded, and history speaks through the people, the architecture and the land. The construction of the Rideau Canal truly marked the beginnings of the settlement of Eastern Ontario - and it is on the Rideau Canal and St. Lawrence River that this region's major cities have sprung up. Book Eastern Ontario accommodations and experience this down-to-earth region for yourself.

Rideau Heritage Route

This region links Kingston Ontario, the home of Queen's University and the Royal Military College of Canada, up to Ottawa itself through a series of rivers and lift locks.

Ottawa Valley

Famous for hospitality, history and all seasons outdoor fun, including access to Algonquin Park, this part of Ontario should not be missed, featuring the historic Pembroke

St. Lawrence Seaway

From Kingston you can follow the St. Lawrence through the 1000 Islands, featuring Gananoque, Brockville and Cornwall just to name a couple. Upper Canada Village, maple sugar festivals are just some of the activities to enjoy.

Quinte Country and Prince Edward County

Admire the local Loyalist architecture, swim, golf, hike, and visit Ontario's newest wine region. Prince Edward County is the stunning region where every town is water-front and picturesque. Characterized by beautiful architecture and picturesque towns, Prince Edward County is a must-see. Situated on the northern shore of Lake Ontario, visitors can go hiking, golfing, participate in water sports of all kinds in Belleville, Picton, Trenton, and Wellington.