1. Muskoka Christmas Activities - December 20, 2019 – January 5, 2020
Looking for some outdoor fun with snow during a white Christmas? Muskoka should be your destination! Through the Muskoka forest at the Arrowhead Ice Skating Trail, Cross-country skiing in great trails with rentals on-site: Liv Outside, KOA Muskoka and Arrowhead Provincial Park, you can start your magical skiing journey. Also, it has animal wonders for your entire family, such as horseback riding winter trail rides at Winding Fences Farm, horse-drawn sleigh rides at the Back of Beyond Equine Centre and Twin Maples Farm and dog sledding at North Ridge Ranch. To have the best line-up of unforgettable Christmas vacation packages, outdoor activities are definitely not enough. If you get tired of snow, you can cozy up by the fireplace with a warm glass of hot chocolate or eggnog in their accommodations. Windermere House with divine cuisine and gracious hospitality welcomes you to bring your friends, family, or coworkers together to hold holiday parties.
2. Embracing Ottawa - Magic of Lights
Ottawa is a perfect city for Christmas lights at nights! In the Wesley Clover Parks Campground, Magic of Lights opens nightly from November 21 to January 4, 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm. There is a 2 km long drive through holiday lights show featuring over 300 displays. You can stay inside the warmth of the car, maybe grab a hot chocolate before you go and then crank those holiday tunes to get in the spirit. What’s more, Alight at Night at Upper Canada Village (November 30 — January 5) is another must-see holiday attraction in the Ottawa area. There are thousands of multicoloured lights, a horse-drawn carriage ride around the village, life-size reproduction carousel horses staged especially for picture-taking in a booth nearby.
3. Waterloo Christmas Market
Kitchener’s Christkindl Market and St. Jacob market really are holiday must-dos. Experience a German fest, indulge in homemade German eats comparable to the Fatherland as you sip on glühwein. Take a stroll down the main street and do a little shopping or hop on the Polar Express. Enjoy a train ride through the country while sipping hot chocolate and listening to carols and music from the motion picture’s soundtrack. Kitchener Market embraces the Christmas vibes on Saturday mornings all December long.
4. Niagara Region
Niagara Region is the heart of Christmas cheer! Visit the Winter Festival of Lights for the holiday revel. Incredible light displays in Queen’s Park and the Dufferin Islands where you can see the life-size moose, bears and more are a huge source of enjoyment. You can also find the Christmas spirit in the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Enjoy 2.5 hours shopping and eating, then don’t be shy to win a prize in the Ugly Sweater Holiday Food Tour!
5. Thorndale - Santa’s Cabin at Apple Land Station
Here, there is a real Christmas spirit and an awesome winter fun land for families. The farm is located in Thorndale, a 20 minute drive from downtown London. Santa’s Cabin is not only a chance for younger children to meet and chat with Santa Claus, but also a unique photo opportunity for the whole family. As well as the main attractions of Santa and the train ride, the winter area includes a tree barn! Go to pick out your real Christmas tree for the holidays. Besides, the apple harvest from the fall can still be enjoyed in the form of fresh-baked goods or preserves and chutneys in the farm shop. The bakery serves fresh sweet and savoury pies alongside hot soups all made without the use of preservatives for an authentic farm taste. The best way to combat the cold is with hand-made mile high apple pies!
To have the best enjoyment on Christmas with your family, get on a trip for the winter fest! Those winter wonderlands across Southern Ontario would definitely make your memories more unforgettable. Share your favourite places, your incredible experience, and more recommendations for must-dos with us if you would like to. Wish you the best Christmas!
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