One of the most popular choices on Vancouver Island, due to its prime position on the shores of Campbell River, Painter’s Lodge sits on the banks of Discovery Passage. Its location attracts nature and fishing enthusiasts alike, whether seeking adventure or an experience in the wilderness. Elk Falls Provincial Park is a quick ten minute drive, from where you can hike Campbell View Trail. Comox, connecting Vancouver Island to the Sunshine Coast by ferry, is under an hours’ drive and Victoria is three hours to the south.

Tigh-Na-Mara Seaside Spa Resort is located in picturesque Parksville, on the east coast of Vancouver Island, 30 minutes north of Nanaimo and two hours from Victoria. This year-round oceanfront resort is set on 22 acres of tranquil Arbutus & Douglas Fir forest with sweeping panoramic views of the Strait of Georgia and coastal mountains.

Nestled within the majestic Rocky Mountains and just an hour south of Banff National Park, Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge is a year-round recreational haven. Calgary International Airport is an hour’s drive, making it an ideal first stop on any Alberta itinerary.

With a beautiful, mountainous backdrop, Forst Park Hotel is ideally located just a short distance from downtown Jasper, amidst the splendour of the Canadian Rockies.

Located on the picturesque shores of Tagish Lake, Tagish Wilderness Lodge is only 53km from Whitehorse. Nestled in the vast spruce forests and mountains of Tagish Plateau, the Resort offers guests a cozy stay in Yukon’s backcountry. Each of the 5 standard cabins comes with 1 or 2 Queensize beds, features a full en-suite bathroom, a decorative propane heating stove and a sitting area. Among the amenities provided are electricity, full bedding and sets of towels as well as shower amenities.The Superior Lakefront Cabin sits right on the shore of the lake and is equipped with a kitchenette and 1 Queesize bed.The Cabins are far enough apart so you can enjoy your privacy yet close to the main Lodge so that you can stroll there anytime to get a bite to eat, relax in the Lounge or have a chat with the serviceable staff.

Located in the heart of downtown, just blocks from the legendary Diamond Tooth Gertie’s gambling hall, the Jack London Cabin, the Gaslight Foliies and tye Robert Service Cabin, staying at the Westmark sits you close to many Dawson City attractions.

Overlooking the Yukon River, this pretty property offers an idyllic location on Main Street, close to Whitehorse’s most popular attractions. Serving visitors since the days of the Klondike Gold Rush, originally serving train and paddle wheeler passengers on their way to the goldfields in Dawson City, it sits adjacent to the historic White Pass and Yukon Route Train Station.

Perched at an altitude of 615 metres, this tranquil lodge sits in the heart of Réserve faunique de Matane, where moose are more plentiful than people. In respect of the natural environment, reaching this magical locations is only possible by lodge transportation from Cap-Chat, 55 kilometres to the south.

Blending perfectly with its idyllic natural surroundings, this lodge sits on a peninsula between du Village and du Milieu Bays, overlooking the majestic Taureau Lake in Saint-Michel-des-Saints, a two hour drive from Montreal.

Holding an enviable position in the Old Port district of Quebec, just steps away from Pier Promenade and surrounded by countless bistros, boutiques and art galleries, Auberge Le Saint-Pierre makes a great base from which to explore this incredibly romantic city. The airport is a 30 minute drive.

Calabogie Peaks Resort is located on the shores of Calabogie Lake at the base of Dickson Mountain. Providing a great overnight option, it is positioned 2 hours from Algonquin Provincial Park and 50 minutes from Ottawa. A stay here provides easy exploration of the Maple Trail.

Deerhurst Resort enjoys a magnificent 800 acre setting on Peninsula Lake, close to the town of Huntsville, in the picturesque North Muskoka region of Ontario.