15 Attractive Small Towns in Ontario -(From A Local)

Last Updated on July 27, 2024 by William Alexander

If you love to travel, these attractive small towns in Ontario are perfect for you.

These small towns are easily accessible from major cities of the province of Ontario, like Toronto and Ottawa. These towns are known for their natural beauty, lakes, waterfalls, and hiking trails. These charming small towns are best for living; tours will give you scenic views. 

I am a local from Canada. This article will give you a complete overview of these small towns. Activities that you can do here, places where you can stay, and souvenirs of these towns.

So, let’s get started 

15 Attractive Small Towns in Ontario

A complete list of Attractive small towns in Ontario is given below.

1. Niagara-on-the-Lake
2. Stratford
3. Kingston
4. Huntsville
5. Elora
6. Picton
7. Collingwood 
8. Blue Mountain
9. Bayfield
10. Creemore
11. Fergus
12. Goderich
13. Hockley Valley
14. Rideau Heritage Route
15. Paris

1. Niagara on the Lake.

Niagara on the Lake is located in Southern Ontario, Canada, where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario. This is the most visited tourist attraction in Ontario,

Its population consists of Approximately 17,500 residents. Niagara on the Lake is well known for its wineries,19th-century architecture, and the Shaw Festival, which celebrates the works of playwright George Bernard Shaw.

It is also famous due to its tourist attractions like  Fort George National Historic Site,Shaw Festival Theatre, Peller Estates Winery, and Queen Street.

Things to Do in Niagara on the Lake.

 1.Explore wineries.

Niagara on the Lake is famous for wine production in Canada.  People come here from around the world to taste and explore their wine. Most wineries arrange tours to explore the process of wine production and wine tasting.

Some famous wineries in Niagara on the Lake are listed below.

• Peller Estates Winery
• Inniskillin Wines
• Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate Winery
• Stratus Vineyards
• Reif Estate Winery
• Château des Charmes
• Trius Winery
• Konzelmann Estate Winery
• Ravine Vineyard Estate Winery
• Pillitteri Estates Winery
• Southbrook Vineyards
• Wayne Gretzky Estates Winery & Distillery.

2. Historic Site Tours.

Niagara on the Lake has many historic buildings. You can Discover the rich history of Niagara-on-the-Lake by exploring its well-preserved historic sites and museums.

• Fort George National Historic Site
• Butler’s Barracks National Historic Site
• Niagara Apothecary Museum
• McFarland House
• Fort Mississauga National Historic Site
• St. Mark’s Anglican Church
• Memorial Clock Tower
• Niagara Historical Society & Museum
• Queenston Heights Park
• Laura Secord Homestead

3. Enjoy Theatre Performances.

Here, you can enjoy world-class theatre productions at the Shaw Festival Theatre.

4. Do Outdoor Activities:

This town is the prettiest town in Ontario and very close to nature. They have to do outdoor activities. Some of the themes are given below.

• Biking:  at  The Niagara River Recreation Trail. That can offer you very scenic views around the river.
• Hiking: You can hike in the Niagara Parks system and nearby conservation areas. These are the best hiking trails in this town.
• Picnicking:  Queen’s Royal Park is charming. Here, you can picnic along the scenic views of the waterfront.

5. Plan Boat Tours

In this town, you can experience the scenic waterways around Niagara-on-the-Lake, take a boat tour at Niagara River Cruises, and sail on Lake Ontario.

6. Enjoy Botanical Gardens and Butterfly Conservatory.

7. Shopping and dining with family at The Olde Angel Inn and Treadwell Cuisine.

7. Play a round of golf at Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club

8. Attend Festivals and Events.

Here is the list of famous Festivals in Niagara-on-the-Lake

• Shaw Festival
• Icewine Festival
• Peach Festival
• Niagara-on-the-Lake Christmas Parade
• Strawberry Festival
• Sip & Sizzle
• Days of Wine & Chocolate
• Harvest Festival
• Candlelight Stroll

Where you stay in  Niagara-on-the-Lake

This town has too many options for staying, some of which are given below.

1. Peller Estates Winery Restaurant 
2. The Olde Angel Inn 
3. Ravine Vineyard Restaurant 
4.   Treadwell Cuisine 
5. Prince of Wales Hotel 
6. Shaw Club Hotel 
7. Harbour House Hotel 
8. 124 on Queen Hotel and Spa 

2. Stratford

Stratford is a small, charming town in Ontario. It is situated in southwestern Ontario, Canada. It’s about  About 150 kilometres west of Toronto. Its population consists of Approximately 32,000 residents. 

Stratford is famous for the Beaverford Festival, one of North America’s largest and most prominent repertory theatre festivals. This town is entirely picturesque. 

It has many tourist attractions like Avon Theatre, Stratford City Hall, Tom Patterson Theatre, and Stratford Perth Museum.

Fun things to do in Stratford.

1. Join the Stratford Festival. At this festival, you can experience world-class theatre performances.

2. Visit to the Shakespearean Gardens. Here, you can Enjoy the beautiful gardens inspired by Shakespeare’s works.

3. Walk around the Avon River and ride a paddle boat on the scenic river.

3. Visit local shops and Boutiques

4. Do outdoor activities – Outdoor activities in Stratford

• Ice skating at Stratford Rotary Complex
• Hiking and birdwatching at T.J. Dolan Natural Area and Wildwood Conservation Area.
• Play Basketball at  Packham Sports Complex
• Play golf and tennis at Stratford Country Club.

5. Festivals and Events

• Stratford Festival
• Stratford Summer Music
• Stratford Garlic Festival
• Stratford Blues & Ribfest
• Stratford Art in the Park
• Stratford Writers Festival
• Stratford Christmas Trail
• Swan Parade
• Stratford Perth Museum Events
• Savour Stratford Festival

Where can you stay in Stratford

The best options are given below.

• The Bruce Hotel
• Best Western Plus The Arden Park Hotel
• Mercer Hall Inn
• The Parlour Inn
• The Stratford Hotel
• Foster’s Inn
• The Queen’s Inn
• The Puddicombe House
• The Albert Street Inn
• Rundles Morris House.

3. Kingston

Kingston is also one of the best small towns in Ontario. It is located in southeastern Ontario, where the St. Lawrence River flows out of Lake Ontario. According to the latest estimate, its population consists of Approximately 136,000 residents.

Kingston is known for its Historic significance as the first capital of Canada. It is also famous for its tourist attractions, such as the Royal Military College of Canada. Kingston is a charming small town in Ontario. 

It’s my favourite small town to visit in Ontario.

Famous Tourist Attractions.

• Fort Henry National Historic Site
• Kingston Penitentiary Tours
• Kingston City Hall
• Martello Towers
• Thousand Islands
• PumpHouse Steam Museum
• Marine Museum of the Great Lakes.

Things to Do in Kingston

1. Visit historical Museums

• PumpHouse Steam Museum
• Marine Museum of the Great Lakes
• Military Communications and Electronics Museum
• Murney Tower National Historic Site
• MacLachlan Woodworking Museum
• Bellevue House National Historic Site
• Kingston Penitentiary Museum

2. Explore Kingston Waterfronts like Confederation Basin Marina, Crawford Wharf, Battery Park, Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, Breakwater Park, Macdonald Memorial Park, Lake Ontario Park, and Richardson Beach.

3. Do outdoor activities like Boating, fishing, and kayaking on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River.

4. Shopping from Kingston shopping malls 

Shopping malls in Kingston 

• Cataraqui Centre
• Frontenac Mall
• Kingston Centre
• RioCan Centre Kingston

5. Attend  Festivals and Events in Kingston.

• Buskers Rendezvous
• Kingston Canadian Film Festival
• Limestone City Blues Festival
• Feb Fest
• Kingston Sheep Dog Trials
• Skeleton Park Arts Festival
• Kingston Multicultural Arts Festival

Where can you stay in Kingston

The following best options are given below.

1. Delta Hotels by Marriott Kingston Waterfront
2. The Secret Garden Inn
3. Residence Inn by Marriott Kingston Water’s Edge
4. The Rosemount Inn
5. Holiday Inn Kingston-Waterfront

4. Huntsville.

Huntsville is also a small town in Canada and a place to visit in Ontario.

It is located in the Muskoka region of Ontario, Approximately 215 kilometres north of Toronto. According to a new estimate, its population consists of Approximately 19,000 residents. 

It is known because it is a Gateway to Algonquin Provincial Park. and famous for 

Scenic landscapes and outdoor activities like hiking and biking.  Huntsville also has a Vibrant arts and cultural scene

Famous Tourist Attractions in Huntsville

• Arrowhead Provincial Park
• Algonquin Provincial Park
• Lion’s Lookout
• Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery
• Muskoka Heritage Place
• Huntsville Festival of the Arts
• Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area
• Dorset Lookout Tower
• Lake of Bays
• Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve

Things to Do in Huntsville.

Do hiking and Canoeing at Algonquin and Arrowhead Provincial Parks.

1. Do fishing and boating at Fishing and Boating at lakes. The following lakes and rivers  are given below 

• Lake of Bays
• Mary Lake
• Fairy Lake
• Peninsula Lake
• Vernon Lake
• Muskoka River
• Big East River
• Oxtongue River

2. Play winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing.

3. Explore local Art Galleries like The Art Space, Deerhurst Art Gallery, Huntsville Art Society, and Eclipse Art Gallery.

4. Attend Performances  At the Algonquin Theatre.

Festivals and Events:

1. Huntsville Festival of the Arts
2. Muskoka Novel Marathon
3. Nuit Blanche North
4. Huntsville Winter Comedy Carnival
5. DockFest
6. Muskoka Pioneer Power Show
7. Girlfriends’ Getaway Weekend
8. Band on the Run

Where  you can stay in Huntsville

The following options are given below

1. On The Docks Pub
2. Tall Trees Muskoka
3. Deerhurst Resort
4. Best Western Plus Muskoka Inn
5. Tall Trees Muskoka.

5. Elora

 Elora is the best small town for someone who lives in Ontario to visit.

Winter is the best time to visit Elora. It is located in Wellington County, Ontario. It is situated along the Grand River and is about 20 kilometres north of Guelph. Its population consists of approximately 7,756 Residents.

Elora is famous for its stunning natural beauty and historic architecture, particularly the Elora Gorge. Elora is a small town but gives a high quality of life.

Famous Tourist Attractions in Elora

• Elora Gorge
• Elora Quarry Conservation Area
• Elora Mill
• Elora Centre for the Arts
• Wellington County Museum and Archives
• Bissell Park

Things to do in Elora 

1. Do outdoor activities like Tubing, kayaking, and hiking in the Elora Gorge Conservation Area.
2. Visit historical Museums like Elora Centre for the Arts, Wellington County Museum, and Archives.
3. Relax at Spa centres like Elora Mill Hotel & Spa Santé Healing Spa.
4. Shopping from Elora Mews, Mermaid in Elora, and Gallery Shop at Elora Centre for the Arts.

Festivals and Events

1. Elora Festival
2. Elora Riverfest
3. Elora Farmers’ Market
4. Monster Month

Where to Eat 

Elora is known for its rich dining options, which are given below.

1. The Cellar Pub and Grill
2. The Shepherd’s Pub
3. Elora Brewing Company
4. Gorge Country Kitchen

Where to Stay 

Elora is a great place to stay. The following best options are given below.

1. Elora Mill Hotel & Spa
2. The Village Inn
3. The Breadalbane Inn
4. Hannah’s Bed & Breakfast

6. Picton

Picton is a delightful small town in Ontario. It is located in Prince Edward County, southeastern Ontario. It is situated on the Bay of Quinte, part of Lake Ontario. According to the calculation for 2021, its population consists of Approximately 4,702 Residents. It is present on the drive three hours east of Toronto and an hour west of Kingston.

Picton is known for its vibrant beauty and diverse small businesses. It is also famous because of its beautiful waterfronts and wineries. 

Famous Tourist Attractions in Picton:

• Sandbanks Provincial Park
• Lake on the Mountain
• Macaulay Heritage Park
• Glenora Ferry
• Prince Edward County Lavender Farm

Things to Do in Picton:

1. Wine tasting tours at local wineries of Picton.

Following are famous wineries in Picton. 

• Waupoos Estates Winery
• Black Prince Winery
• Del-Gatto Estates Ltd.
• Huff Estates Winery
• Lighthall Vineyards.

2. Explore art galleries and studios like  Arts on Main Gallery, Oeno Gallery, 2Gallery, and Mad Dog Gallery.

3. Shopping from Local markets

4. Do outdoor activities like boating and kayaking at Picton Harbour, Sandbanks Provincial Park, Black River, Lake on the Mountain, Waupoos Marina, and Long Reach.

Attend Festivals and Events in Picton:

• PEC (Prince Edward County) Jazz Festival
• Maple in the County
• PEC (Prince Edward County) Pumpkinfest
• Terroir Wine Festival
• PEC (Prince Edward County) Marathon

Where to Eat:

• The County Canteen
• The Vic Cafe
• Flame + Smith
• Merrill House
• Blumen Garden Bistro

Where to Stay:

• Merrill House
• The Manse Boutique Inn
• The Waring House
• The June Motel
• Cribs on the Hill

 7. Collingwood 

Collingwood is a quaint small town in Ontario. It is situated in Southern Georgian Bay, Ontario, and is known for its historic downtown, waterfront, and outdoor recreational activities.

Famous tourist attractions in Collingwood 

1. Collingwood Museum
2. Sunset Point Park
3. Georgian Trail
4. Scenic Caves Nature Adventures

Things to do in Collingwood 

1. Explore Historical places like the Collingwood Museum

2. Shopping and dining in the historic downtown

3. Do waterfront activities at  Sunset Point Park, Millennium Park, Harbourview Park, and Collingwood Harbour.

4. Do  Hiking and biking on the Georgian Trail

Attend Festivals and events.

• Collingwood Elvis Festival
• Side launch Days
• Collingwood Art Crawl
• Collingwood Downtown Farmers’ Market

Where to eat

• The Tremont Cafe
• Northwinds Brewhouse & Kitchen
• Bent Taco
• Fish & Sips
• Tesoro

Where to stay

• Living Water Resort & Spa
• Georgian Bay Hotel & Conference Centre
• The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain
• Blue Mountain Resort
• Pretty River Valley Country Inn

8. Blue Mountain 

Attributes	Details
Population	According to Recent Calculation Approximately 7,000
Situated	Northwestern Grey County, Ontario
Known for	Blue Mountain Ski Resort, outdoor adventure activities
Famous Tourist Attractions	Blue Mountain Ski Resort, Blue Mountain Village, Plunge! Aquatic Centre, Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster
Things to do	Skiing and snowboarding at Blue Mountain Ski Resort, Explore Blue Mountain Village, Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster, and Water activities at Plunge! Aquatic Centre,  Do hiking at Bruce Trail
Festivals and Events	Blue Mountain Film Festival, Apple Harvest Festival, Subaru Centurion Cycling, Rainbow Ski Weekend
Where to eat	Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, Firehall Pizza Co., Northwinds Brewhouse & Kitchen, Tholos Restaurant, Kaytoo Restaurant & Bar
Where to stay	The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain, Blue Mountain Resort, Blue Mountain Inn, Mosaic Suites, Mountain Springs Resort

9. Bayfield 

Bayfield is a small village and one of the parts of picturesque small towns in Ontario. 

It is located on the eastern shore of Lake Huron. Its population is Approximately 1,100 as per the latest calculations. Bayfield is the best place to visit in Ontario.

Bayfield is known for its picturesque scenery,  Historic architecture, Boating, and water activities.

Famous Tourist Attractions in Bayfield:

• Bayfield Main Street
• Pioneer Park
• Bayfield River
• Bayfield Pier Beach

Things to Do in  Bayfield :

1. Enjoy the scene of sunset at Pioneer Park

2. Enjoy watersports and boating at Bayfield River, Bayfield Marina, Bayfield Beach, and Lake Huron.

3. Do shopping and Explore Main Street shops and galleries in Bayfield

4. Explore local farmers’ markets

 5. Attend Festivals and Events:

• Bayfield Fair
• Bayfield Sail and Canvas Festival
• Christmas in Bayfield
• Bayfield Volkfest

Dining at :

• The Little Inn of Bayfield
• The Black Dog Village Pub & Bistro
• The Albion Hotel
• The Lake House of Bayfield
• Ashwood Bourbon Bar

Where to Stay:

• The Little Inn of Bayfield
• Bayfield Boutique Bed and Breakfast
• The Ashwood Inn
• The Albion Hotel
• The Lake House of Bayfield

10. Creemore

It’s a great place to visit the province of Ontario.

Creemore is situated  In Clearview Township, Simcoe County, Ontario. It is known for its craft brewery, scenic beauty, and small community. It is the best point in the road trip from Toronto to Collingwood and the Wasaga Beach area. Its population consists of 

Approximately 1,200 residents.

Famous Tourist Attractions In Creemore:

• Creemore Springs Brewery
• Creemore Jail
• Creemore Log Cabin
• Mad River Golf Club

Things to Do:

1. Explore Creemore Springs Brewery, where you can learn about the beer-making process, see the copper kettles in action, and enjoy samples of their craft beers.

2. Go to local markets, Local Shops, and Art Galleries to find unique handmade crafts, antiques, and local art.

3. Do boutique shopping.

4. Do outdoor activities 

• Hiking at Bruce Trail
• Golfing at  Mad River Golf Club
• Fishing and Boating at Mad River Golf Club

5. Visit Creemore Jail, which is the smallest jail in North America.

Festivals and Events:

• Creemore Festival of the Arts
• Copper Kettle Festival
• Creemore Vintage Festival
• Creemore Christmas in the Valley

Where to Eat:

• Creemore Kitchen
• The Old Mill House Pub
• Bank Cafe
• Pizza Perfect

Where to Stay:

• Creemore House Inn
• Emily’s Place Bed & Breakfast
• Clearview Station Bed & Breakfast
• Sequel Inn Creemore

11. Fergus

Fergus is one of the most beautiful towns in Ontario.   It is located in Wellington County, Ontario; It is about 15 15-minute drive from north of Guelph and an hour’s drive from west of Toronto. 

Fergus is famous because of its Scottish heritage, historic architecture, and the annual Scottish Festival and Highland Games. It is also known for  Riverfront limestone buildings, the Best culinary scenes, and scenic trails.

Famous Tourist Attractions:

1. Elora Gorge
2. Fergus Grand Theatre
3. Wellington County Museum and Archives
4. Belwood Lake Conservation Area
5. Templin Gardens

Things to Do in Fergus.

1. Explore the historic downtown area.
2. Fishing and  kayaking at the Grand River
3. Do hiking on  trails at Elora Gorge
4. Photography of scenic trails
5. Explore Riverfront limestone buildings
6. Enjoy live music performances at the Fergus Grand Theatre
7. Do waterfall activities at Confederation Park
8. Explore 1800s buildings like St. Andrew Street Bridge, Fergus Grand Theatre, Templin Gardens, Wellington County Museum and Archives, The Breadalbane Inn, Melville United Church, The Foundry building, Knox Presbyterian Church, Garafraxa Street bridges.

Festivals and Events:

1. Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games
2. Fergus Fall Fair
3. Fergus Truck Show

Where to Eat:

1. The Breadalbane Inn
2. The Brew House on the Grand
3. Fergus Tandoori Grill
4. The Goofy Newfie Pub and Grill
5. D’s Place

Where to Stay:

1. Best Western Plus Fergus Hotel
2. St Andrew Suites
3. The Breadalbane Inn
4. Van Gali’s Inn & Café
5. Serenity Ranch Bed & Breakfast

12. Goderich

Goderich is named as “The Prettiest Town in Canada” by Queen Elizabeth II 

Goderich is a small, pretty town in Ontario situated on the eastern shore of Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada. According to recent calculations, its population consists of Approximately 7,500 Residents.

It is famous because of its Beautiful sunsets, Historic architecture, picturesque trails, and scenic picnic spots.

Famous Tourist Attractions:

1. Huron Historic Gaol
2. Goderich Lighthouse
3. The Square (downtown core)
4. Marine Museum
5. Menesetung Bridge

Things to do in Goderich

1.Do beach activities at Main Beach, St. Christopher’s Beach

2. Running and walking around the Goderich Boardwalk

3. Explore the  Farmer’s Market

4. Enjoy watersports on Lake Huron

5. Hiking and biking on local trails  Followings are given below

• Menesetung Bridge Trail
• Goderich to Auburn Rail Trail (GART)
• Tiger Dunlop Trail
• Maitland Trail
• Sifto Loop Trail
• Lions Harbour Park Trail
• Millennium Trail
• Point Farms Provincial Park Trails

Festivals and Events:

• Celtic Roots Festival
• Goderich Summer Night Market
• Festival of Lights
• Goderich Children’s Festival

Where to Eat:

• Thyme on 21
• Cait’s Cafe
• Beach Street Station
• Part II Bistro
• Paddy O’Neil’s

Where to Stay:

• Benmiller Inn & Spa
• Dreamz Inn
• Colborne Bed and Breakfast
• Cedar Lodge Motel
• Samuels Hotel

13. Hockley Valley.

Hockley Valley is a rural community. It is located in southern Ontario, Within the town of Mono in Dufferin County. Hockley Valley is approximately 80 kilometres northwest of Toronto.

It is famous for its scenic beauty, rolling hills, vineyards, and the best outdoor destination for skiing and hiking.

Famous Tourist Attractions:

• Hockley Valley Resort
• Hockley Valley Provincial Nature Reserve
• Adamo Estate Winery

Things to Do in Hockley Valley.

1. Skiing and snowboarding are at Hockley Valley Resort.
2. Do Hiking and nature walks in Hockley Valley Provincial Nature Reserve
3. Arrange a wine tour in Adamo Estate Winery
4. Play Golf at Hockley Valley Resort golf course
5. Relax with spa treatments at Hockley Valley Resort
6. Exploring the Bruce Trail

Festivals and Events:

• Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival
• Headwaters Arts Festival
• Mono’s Pumpkinfest

Where to Eat:

• Cabin (at Hockley Valley Resort)
• Hockley Valley General Store
• Adamo Estate Winery

Where to Stay:

• Hockley Valley Resort
• Orangeville Motel
• Best Western Plus Orangeville Inn & Suites

14. Rideau Heritage Route

Attributes	Details
Situated	Stretches from Ottawa to Kingston, Ontario, following the Rideau Canal
Known For	Historic Rideau Canal (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) Beautiful waterwaysAnd outdoor Activities
Famous Tourist Attractions	Rideau CanalParliament Hill (Ottawa) Fort Henry (Kingston)Jones Falls, Merrickville
Things to Do in Rideau Heritage Route	Boating and kayaking on the Rideau CanalHiking and cycling trailsVisiting historic sitesFishingWildlife watching
Festivals and Events	Winterlude (Ottawa)Kingston Buskers RendezvousRideau Canal Festival
Where to Eat	Canal Ritz (Ottawa)Chez Piggy (Kingston)The Opinicon (Chaffey’s Lock)
Where to Stay	Fairmont Château Laurier (Ottawa) Delta Hotels by Marriott Kingston WaterfrontThe Opinicon Resort

15. Paris

Paris is also a small town in Ontario known for its Picturesque scenery, historic buildings, and outdoor activities. According to new calculations, its population consists of  Approximately 12,000 Residents. It is situated in Southwestern Ontario, Canada, along the Grand River.

Famous Tourist Attractions:

1. Penman’s Dam
2. Paris Museum and Historical Society
3. Grand River
4. Wincey Mills Market

Things to Do

1. Canoeing and kayaking on the Grand River
2. Hiking and biking on the local trails  like SC Johnson Trail, Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail, Barker’s Bush Trails, Distillery Lane Trail, Nith River Trail
3. Shopping at boutique stores and local markets
4. Explore historical architecture like Penman’s Dam, Arlington Hotel, Paris Plains Church, Wincey Mills, Syl Apps Community Centre
5. Attending local arts and craft fairs

Festivals and Events:

1. Paris Fair
2. Springtime in Paris Festival
3. Lion’s Club Maple Syrup Festival
4. Christmas in Paris

Where to Eat:

1. The Cedar House
2. Stillwaters Plate and Pour
3. Paris Bakery
4. 2 Rivers

Where to Stay:

1. Arlington Hotel
2. Little Paris Bed and Breakfast
3. The Carriage House Bed & Breakfast
4. Davidson Motel

FAQS

Final Words About Small Towns in Ontario.

In this Guide, I have covered 15  15 Attractive small towns in Ontario.

Every town shows its importance. If we talk about beauty, then Goderich is the prettiest small town in Ontario, while if we talk about the cheapest small village, then Elliot Lake is Number One. 

So I hope you read this comprehensive guide and are well-informed about it. And you can easily decide which town is best for you; thanks.