Hot Summer Activities for June in Ontario – RV Lifestyle Magazine

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Lead photo: Send Dad to go and soak or steam his stress away at JW Marriott the Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa’s Hydrospa. They offer indulgent spa services with gorgeous Muskoka views.

After a relaxing spa visit Dad can dine and then experience the Crystal Head Vodka Ice Bar. Photo courtesy ToDoOntario.
Check out Crystal Head Vodka’s website at: https://www.crystalheadvodka.com/

June Activities are Coming in Hot for Summer

Our friends at ToDoOntario have created a “go-to guide” for things to see and do on Father’s Day, and throughout National Indigenous Peoples’ Month.

June 8, 2024 – We’re kicking off the month of June in celebration of Dads, and Canada’s Indigenous Peoples.

Father’s Day is Sunday, June 18, 2024 – what better way to celebrate your Dad than through a unique experience that you can enjoy together?

Dad on an Ontario fishing trip. — For a night, for a weekend, for a whole week, take Dad to recharge his batteries on an Ontario family fishing trip.

In the treetops or on a zip line are a great way to have fun and make memories with Dad. Ontario has some pretty cool canopy tours and activities that will have your dad feeling like a kid again.

From sharing a meal to spending the day on the water to enjoying a spa, check out the possibilities in Ontario for that much needed ‘Dad-time’ – follow this link to the ToDoOntario website: https://todoontario.com/fathers-day-gift-ideas-for-ontario-dads/

National Indigenous Peoples Day & Month

Every June brings the opportunity to honour Canada’s rich history with National Indigenous Peoples Day on Friday, June 21. First established as a national holiday in 1996, the day encourages Canadians to honour and celebrate the legacy and culture of Indigenous groups.

“Honouring Indigenous Peoples Day respectfully is educating yourself about Indigenous history and culture. We all have a part in reconciling Canada’s past.” says Jeanine Jankowski, owner of ToDoOntario, “Staying educated can minimize misinformation surrounding Indigenous culture and keep misconceptions from being passed down to future generations.”

June 21-23, 2024 the Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival will feature both a Virtual Pow Wow and live Competition Pow Wow, presented by CN Railway & Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Photo courtesy ToDoOntario.

If you’re a non-Indigenous person who would like to participate in the Indigenous Peoples Day celebration, it’s important to maintain a level of respect.

Respectfully observing the holiday largely means keeping the focus on Indigenous culture and history. There are numerous ways to celebrate, which can include anything from eating traditional foods to attending a pow wow, visiting an art gallery and more.

Find out how & where you can honour Indigenous Peoples in Ontario this month follow this link to the ToDo Ontario website:

Indigenous People’s Day & Month in Ontario

About ToDoOntario:

ToDoOntario is the leading privately-owned tourism resource for Ontario. ToDoOntario connects an audience of fun-loving adventurers to tourism businesses and promotions in the province. With industry memberships including The Tourism Industry Association of Ontario, the Travel Media Association of Canada and Indigenous Tourism Ontario, ToDoOntario continues be THE go-to for adventurers across the province.

For lots of interesting ideas for family adventures, please visit todoontario.com

Source: https://www.rvlifemag.com/hot-summer-activities-for-june-in-ontario/