This popular North Bay-based coffee chain offers a range of food items including fresh sandwiches and salads, pizzas, and baked goods, as well as smoothies, coffee and teas, and wine. Drive through or sit in and work on your novel or screenplay with the rest of the artist types that hang out here. 

A new Haileybury brewery in chic, historic downtown digs. Stop in for a beer flight and local-food pairing or grab a 6-pack of your favourites to go. Full lunch and dinner menus are also available. 

This extraterrestrial attraction is located in the town of Moonbeam, so named because years ago its citizens reported seeing strange, unidentified lights flashing in the night sky. The UFO monument is just off the main road next to the town's information centre. Pop in and pick up some alien merch (the town's mascot is named Kilo) and then snap a few pics in front of the spaceship. 

Enjoy eastern Ontario from the comfort of Super 8 by Wyndham Hearst ON, off Trans-Canada Highway 11, close to shopping and dining in the downtown area. We’re minutes from the Claude Larose Recreation Centre, world-class snowmobile trails maintained by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC), and the Hearst Ecomusem. Easily visit students at the University of Hearst, swing clubs at Hearst Golf Club, or go for a hike on Calypso Trail. Back at our contemporary hotel, unwind with free WiFi, a heated indoor pool, sauna, and steam room. 

Welcome to Zero 100 Motor Inn, your Marathon “home away from home.” Zero 100 Motor Inn aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.

Visit Young's General Store for a nostalgic trip of what it was like to visit the general store. Find a wide selection of giftware and home decor, souvenirs, Grammy Mae's summer sausage, ice cream, and our personal favourite: the pickle barrel.

Young Lake Lodge is the only fishing and hunting camp on a chain of three good sized lakes. Our cabins are nestled right at the edge of the forest, with a gorgeous lake view. Book your choice of hunting/ fishing packages at this family-friendly camp, and come and enjoy the beauty that the Ontario wilderness has to offer!

Cottage resort located in Providence Bay, Manitoulin Island, Ontario.

Come where the fishing is great and the hunting is hard to beat!
 

Just as it was when Charlie Clark discovered this location in 1946 and built the original few cabins on the remote and rugged shores of a driftwood-dotted beach, there are still no roads connecting us to the outside world. Between 1960 -1975 Sam Woods and his family established this camps reputation as one of the finest in the Algoma region.