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Ontario getaways cover a lot of ground - literally. Driving from the eastern border of Ontario to the western border will take you about one full day - 24 hours. Here are some ideas for an escape from urban hub-bub into some of the province's finest resorts and prettiest spots.

Collingwood

Collingwood's location on the shores of Georgian Bay and at the foot of Blue Mountain gives visitors easy access to skiing, golf, mountain biking and much more.

A year-round destination, Collingwood maintains a small-town feel and charming Main Street, yet draws thousands of visitors every year, mainly to Blue Mountain Resort, owned by resort developer Intrawest (which also owns Whistler and Mont-Tremblant).More »

Ste. Anne's Resort, Grafton

Once voted by British Vogue Magazine as a top 10 destination spa, Ste Anne's is in Grafton, Ontario - about 75 minutes east of Toronto, or 3-1/2 hours from Niagara Falls.
Originally a farmhouse, the property has grown to include several buildings that provide retreat in the way of spa treatments, meditation, exercise, and healthful food in an atmosphere of relaxation and acceptance that is free of pretense.More »

The Briars Resort, Jackson Point

Perched on the banks of Lake Simcoe, The Briars offers a range of accommodation and activities to suit families, couples, and other travelers looking for an Ontario getaway.
The Briars has private lodges which make getting away with a group especially convenient. Guests may socialize in a common area yet retain privacy by having their own guestroom with private bathroom.
In summer, kids programs give parents some freedom to take advantage of the Briars golf course, tennis courts or spa - among other on-site amenities.More »

Grail Springs, Bancroft

Grail Springs Health & Wellness Spa Retreat is a "destination spa located in the pretty town of Bancroft. Grail Springs is first and foremost an environment to facilitate holistic healing and specializes in creating wellness itineraries from two to 21 days.More »

Prince Edward County

Prince Edward County ("the County") is a region of southeastern Ontario that pushes into Lake Ontario. Its abundance of water, fresh air and wide-open spaces has made the area has increasingly popular with visitors, artists and Toronto residents who are buying up plenty of the property in this trendy region.
The County is especially distinguishing itself among foodies, with the introduction of organic farms, wineries, breweries and cheese factories. Top chefs have been drawn to the area for the abundance of local goods.
There are plenty of charming inns and B&Bs to accommodate visitors and a wide range of things to do, including biking, swimming, wine and taste tours and antique hunting.More »

Ontario Casinos, Various Locations

If gambling is your idea of a getaway, there are casinos across the province. In fact, Ontario has more casinos than any other province in Canada (as of 2011).

The Casino Niagara and Niagara Fallsview in Niagara Falls, Casino Rama near Orillia, and Casino Windsor are resort casinos with multiple dining facilities, accommodation and live entertainment.More »

Ritz-Carlton Toronto

Perhaps you are escaping the suburbs or rural life to find some action in big city for your Ontario getaway.

If you're looking to indulge, why not try Toronto's Ritz-Carlton Hotel. This five-star hotel is in Toronto's downtown, close to many of the city's top attractions.

You're sure to feel rested if you book a treatment at the Ritz spa, a 23,000 square foot facility that includes 16 treatment rooms, lounges, sun room, steam, sauna and vitality pools.

Don't want to break the bank? Try these more moderately priced hotels.More »