Grimsby, Ontario, sits between Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, blending charm, nature, history, and food for a perfect escape.

In this guide, I’ll introduce you to 10 delightful towns near Toronto that you can visit without a car. Let’s dive in!

As the snow melts and nature comes alive, the Haliburton Highlands, located in the heart of Ontario, transforms into a spring paradise.

Nestled in the heart of Ontario, the picturesque village of St. Jacobs comes alive in the spring as nature begins to bloom.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, Grimsby is a picturesque town that comes alive in the spring.

Nestled in the heart of Ontario, St. Jacobs is a village that feels like stepping into a postcard.

Living in Toronto offers endless city experiences, but its location makes it perfect for day trips to nature, small towns, and wonders!

Explore Tobermory’s crystal-clear waters, enchanting forests, and vibrant local culture—perfect for your next adventure!

March Break is near—escape the daily grind and explore the charm, history, and hidden gems of Ontario’s small towns!

March Break is near! Plan a getaway to Elora, Ontario, where small-town charm meets big-time adventure and unforgettable fun.

Elora and Fergus are magical in winter, transforming into snow-covered wonderlands with stunning natural landscapes.

Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons is a captivating living museum that offers visitors a unique glimpse into 17th-century Canadian history.

Perth, Ontario is a postcard hidden gem charming town that feels like stepping back in time while still embracing the present.

Almonte, nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River, becomes a real-life Hallmark movie set.

Goderich, often called Ontario’s prettiest town, is tucked away on the eastern shores of Lake Huron, about three hours from Toronto.