Located on the outskirts of the town of Grand Falls-Windsor, the Riverfront Chalets offer a great location to explore the central region of Newfoundland. With a variety of outdoor activities, including zip lining, golfing and rafting on the doorstep, this is an ideal spot for adventure seekers. The chalets are also conveniently located to the restaurants and bars in Grand Falls-Windsor.

Located on the scenic south coast of Nova Scotia, Oak Island Resort & Conference Centre sits close to the area’s attractions and unique shopping options. Ideally located for exploration, the resort is 45 minutes from Peggy’s Cove, one hour from Halifax, two hours from Digby and 20 minutes from historic Lunenburg.

Sitting in the heart of downtown Halifax, The Prince George Hotel is a popular favourite due to its proximity to the town’s shops, galleries, museums and fine restaurants. Halifax Airport is just a30 minute drive away.

Built in 1865, this heritage property, nestled amongst the grand Elm and Maple trees in historic Annapolis Royal, offers homely B&B style accommodations. This Victorian Mansion lies close to Fort Anne, Kejimkujik National Park, the Bay of Fundy and is just minutes from the town centre.

This secluded resort is surrounded by mountains and sits on a fresh water lake, creating a spell-binding backdrop. Located 30 minutes from downtown Clearwater; which is renowned as the gateway to Wells Gray Provincial Park, Alpine Meadows Resort is a popular choice for those following the popular fly drive route from Vancouver to Alberta’s National Parks.

Located at the very northern tip of the Sunshine Coast, near Powell River, Lund is the gateway to Desolation Sound, Savary Island and the Copeland Islands. The pristine waters, undisturbed woodlands and abundant wildlife opens up opportunities for exploring the great outdoors. Navigation from Vancouver, along the Sunshine Coast is by road and ferry, or you may choose to take the ferry from Comox on Vancouver Island.

Nestled in between the stunning mountain scenery and vast fine forests, the impressive log structure gets its very unique character from its cathedral ceiling and expansive deck areas overlooking Marsh Lake; and equally from the jaunty ambiance inside highlighted by its massive timbers of Engelmann spruce. Located 55km south of Whitehorse on Marsh Lake, Inn on the Lake is a beautiful log building, situated on the shores of the lake itself.

Situated in Whitehorse, Best Western Gold Rush Inn is within a 15-minute walk of MacBride Museum of Yukon History and S.S. Klondike National Historic Site and Whitehorse Airport is located 3.7 miles from the hotel.

Perfectly located en-route between Algonquin Provincial Park and Ottawa, the small town of Pembroke sits within Ontario’s Highlands. Spend the days exploring the natural beauty and rich history of Ottawa Valley, take to the water on a rafting experience or discover the birth place of Maple Syrup, the area is filled with activities.

Located within Yellowstone National Park, the Old Faithful Inn is an ideal base from which to explore the park’s wildlife, extraordinary geysers and hot springs. As a national historic landmark, the Inn was built in 1903 and is considered to be the largest log structure in the world.

Sitting just 75 miles from Washington, D.C., the Skyland Resort is wonderfully located within Shenandoah National Park. Perched at the highest point on Skyline Drive, which is the only public road through the park, the Skyland Resort showcases truly breath-taking views. With 200,000 acres of protected land, the park is home to cascading waterfalls, spectacular vistas, sleepy woodland and a plethora of wildlife including birds, deer and bears.

Sitting just a mile from the entrance to Capitol Reef National Park, this resort is nestled alongside 100 miles of natural wonders, including cliffs, canyons, domes and natural bridges. Offering 100 guestrooms and suites, all are comfortable and rustically furnished, and feature flat screen televisions, coffee makers and wireless internet. There’s also a selection of spacious suites and many rooms boast either a balcony or view of the Red Rocks. After a busy day exploring, relax by the outdoor pool or hot tub before enjoying dinner at the Chimney Rock Restaurant, which serves hearty American cuisine.