Discover Toronto's attractions like CN Tower & Casa Loma, plus unique Harvest Hosts spots like Two Blokes Cider & Windrush Estate Winery for RVers.
Toronto is a beautiful city in the province of Ontario, Canada. With an RV on hand, you can visit any time of year to experience what this amazing area has to offer! Whether it be visiting during their winter festival or experiencing their summer music scene, Toronto has something for everyone, and that includes those who love the road less traveled. Get comfortable with a drink, make sure your Harvest Hosts membership is still active, and let's dive in! We recommend visiting these places if you're ever in Toronto:
The CN Tower
Scarborough Bluffs
St. Laurence Market
Toronto Islands
Casa Loma
Toronto's Best Museums
Toronto's Best Parks
Two Blokes Cider
Caberneigh Farm
Shelburne Golf and CC
Windrush Estate Winery
Rusty Truck Trading
Grand Maple Farm
Elliot Tree Farm
Hereward Farm
Amber Brewery
Boulderz Climbing Centre
Things to Do
In the beautiful city of Toronto, and in its surrounding areas, there is no shortage of spectacular things to see and enjoy. Below are a few things you can consider when planning out an itinerary for your next trip.
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CN Tower is the tallest freestanding tower in North America and one of Toronto’s most recognizable landmarks. It is located right next to Union Station, making it an easy stop on your journey through downtown. It offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of Toronto with truly unique perspectives that you won’t find anywhere else.
2. Scarborough Bluffs
Scarborough Bluffs is a beautiful waterfront park overlooking Lake Ontario in Toronto. The Bluffs offers an amazing view of the city and is perfect for a visit at any time of year. No matter when you visit, this stunning area has something to offer with entrances into both Toronto’s Unionville Conservation Area or Rouge Park System.
3. St. Laurence Market
St. Laurence Market is Toronto’s oldest public market and is the perfect place to stop for a break on your journey! This cute little spot has it all with fresh fruit, vegetables, meats, and fish to choose from, as well as baked goods and other local artisanal products.
This market also offers many restaurants that are open year round, so you can enjoy some of Toronto’s best dishes before heading out onto the road again or grabbing supplies for your next meal!
4. Toronto Islands
The Toronto Islands are a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of Toronto’s downtown area! This area is an island paradise, with sandy beaches, excellent restaurants to choose from, and nature trails and bike paths.
The islands also offer many other activities that make it one of Toronto’s most loved areas for visitors. These include hiking in Rouge Park or taking part in some of Toronto’s most famous festivals, such as the Toronto International Film Festival!
5. Casa Loma
Casa Loma is a historic castle and museum in Toronto. It is Toronto’s most popular attraction, with over one million total visitors each year!
There are so many amazing things to see at Casa Loma that you will want to visit more than once just for the experience of it all. With guided tours, living history demonstrations and even an opportunity to be knighted, Casa Loma is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
6. Museums
Because of its rich and extensive history, Toronto has so many incredible museums to choose from. Here, we have listed a few of the most popular ones. The Aga Khan Museum is Toronto’s newest museum and offers something for everyone! It is an Islamic art gallery with interactive exhibits, a movie theatre playing films about Toronto, as well as exclusive permanent collections.
The Hockey Hall of Fame is another iconic Toronto attraction that features over 300+ pieces of memorabilia, including the Stanley Cup and Wayne Gretzky’s game-worn uniform! Hockey lovers from all over make the trek to Toronto just to check out this iconic ode to this well-loved sport.
Bata Shoe Museum is Toronto’s only museum devoted to shoes and has a permanent collection of over 12,000+ pairs from all around the world. This unique attraction also features rotating exhibits showcasing different eras in footwear history, as well as contemporary design exhibitions featuring shoe-related art.
The Royal Ontario Museum offers many highlights for Toronto visitors! This famous Toronto landmark houses one of the largest and most significant dinosaur exhibits in North America, as well as 140+ galleries showcasing everything from ancient art to contemporary design.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Ontario is Toronto’s newest attraction that celebrates Canadian artists with a collection spanning the years from 1950 through present day. It also features rotating exhibitions on design and media arts.
All arts and culture lovers must make a stop at a Toronto museum at some point during their stay in the area. These museums offer information on Torontonian history, as well as fun interactive exhibits that are a perfect addition to your Toronto vacation.
7. Parks
Trinity Bellwoods Park is Toronto’s most-loved park. It is not only a place to enjoy the outdoors but also offers an amazing line-up of events like live music, art happenings, and movies in the park!
High Park is another one of Toronto’s favorite parks that features natural beauty as well as some historic buildings, including Prospect Point Tower, which is known for its iconic stone staircase. If you’re looking to get away from Toronto’s downtown area for some fresh air, then either of these parks is the perfect spot!
Places to Camp
There are many places to camp in and all around the city. Having a Harvest Hosts membership allows for even more opportunities. Be sure to add at least a couple of these locations to your Toronto itinerary.
Harvest Hosts Locations
1. Two Blokes Cider - Seagrave, ON
The two blokes behind the cidery are Matt and Andy. Both had a passion for the UK and cider when they met. Matt is a fifth-generation farmer who took his knowledge of urban planning mixed with farming to create the perfect apple orchard for creating the best ciders. Andy has a background in mechanical engineering and helped design and build the entire cidery. Today, the pair produces a variety of ciders that are enjoyed by visitors from all over. This Harvest Hosts location is just over an hour from Toronto and offers three pet-friendly spaces for RVs of any size. Electricity and water are also available for an additional charge. 