Ready for an outdoor adventure? Rather than chasing waterfalls, it’s time to chase sunsets! Sometimes we get lost in the hustle and bustle of city life, that we tend to ignore the wondrous beauty of nature around us. Sometimes we really need to take a step back and admire our beautiful province. That’s why an evening escape to one of Ontario’s Parks is a must – especially for a sunset evening. And we’re in luck, some of our province’s lovely parks ARE the best places to watch sunsets in Ontario.
Here’s a list of a few parks to visit.
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Caliper Lake Provincial Park
According to Ontario Parks, Caliper Lake PP has a lovely setting, perfect to watch the sun set on a majestic horizon.
The park opens for the season on May 17th, 2024.
Fitzroy Provincial Park
This outdoor oasis is home to a century-old White Pine forest and a stand of 200-year-old Bur Oak.
Just a short drive away from Ottawa, Fitzroy Provincial Park is an easy escape for the busy city streets and offers a calm and peaceful surrounding to watch the sun settle.
The park opens on May 10th, 2024.
Grundy Lake Provincial Park
Here’s another Ontario Parls favourite! Watch the sun set along Grundy Lake.
They suggest taking a canoe or kayak adventure to one of the many lakes, and watch the sunset there.
Grundy Lake PP opens May 10th, 2024.
Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park
If you’re an avid canoe-ist, there are six routes throughout the park that are amazing to explore.
And they’re the perfect background to watch the pink and orange hues paint the sky as the sun sets.
Lake St. Peter Provincial Park
“Gaze through the trees into cotton-candy skies at Lake St. Peter. The park’s many waterfront campsites ensure you’ll get to fall in love anew every night,” shares Ontario Parks.
This park opens May 10th, 2024.
Neys Provincial Park
Ontario Parks says that Neys boasts “one the finest sand beaches on Lake Superior’s north shore.”
The 2 km beach is absolutely pristine, and it’s an amazing spot to watch the waves of Lake Superior.
And of course, sunsets!
It opens for the season on May 17th, 2024.
Karen Doradea
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