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summer activities ontario

Don't let another summer pass you by without an epic road trip across Ontario. While there is still hot sun to soak in, there are waterfall swimming holes, lazy river routes and floating water parks to add to your summer bucket list.

Here are seven stunning outdoor adventures in Ontario that you should check out before the summer comes to an end.

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If you can't sit still on a beach because all you want to do is play in the water, it's time to grab your bathing suit. Ontario will be getting two inflatable waterparks this summer, and they are reopening later this month.

Splash ON Water Parks has floating obstacle courses on Lake Simcoe in Barrie and Orillia that are practically everything that you've ever dreamed of as a kid. The Barrie water park is the largest of its kind in Canada and can hold up to 300 guests that can all run, jump and swim together.

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Get your swimsuit ready, because there's a new place to splash this summer. Ontario is getting a massive inflatable waterpark this month, and you can race across floating obstacles.

Super Splash is launching at St. Marys Quarry for the very first time, and the grand opening is on June 25. The waterpark experience is about two hours from Toronto, making it the perfect spot for a summer day trip.

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Summers are for exploring, spending quality time with the family, and getting outdoors wherever and whenever possible. With school out, the learning doesn't have to stop for you and your family. Ontario is full of natural playgrounds with plenty of fun and educational activities like interpretive trails, self-guided tours and more.

Ontario is home to some of Canada's best museums as well, which are bursting with fascinating things to do and see during this summer break. Whether you want to spend the day exploring exhibitions, take the weekend to marvel at provincial parks or set aside a few hours to take an interpretive tour, you have plenty of opportunities to be entertained and learn something at the same time.

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