This year, we spent the May long weekend camping at Driftwood Provincial Park, and honestly, it was the perfect way to kick off camping season. What made this trip feel even more special for me was realizing that this blog has now been part of my life for three years. 🎉🎉 It’s honestly wild to think about how far Fitness Adventures with Liz has come since I first started sharing little pieces of my adventures online. What began as a small passion project has turned into some

Ingredients 1/2 cup Old fashioned oats 1/2 cup milk (dairy, almond, or oat milk) 1/4 cup Greek yogurt (vanilla or plain) 1 tablespoon honey or maple syrup 1 tablespoon chia seeds (optional, for a thicker texture) 1/4 cup fresh berries (strawberries, blueberries, or raspberries) and 2 tablespoons chopped nuts (almonds or walnuts) Directions In a mason jar or a small bowl, mix the rolled oats, milk, Greek yogurt, honey, and chia seeds (if using). Seal with a lid or cover, and r

For the longest time, fitness was part of who I was. The gym was my stress relief. Hiking with Rosie filled my cup. Meal prepping made me feel organized and in control. Movement wasn’t just about weight loss for me — it was about feeling strong, capable, and mentally clear. And then life changed. Over the last year and a half, I really started focusing on my mental health. After struggling quietly for a long time, I made the decision to start taking Lexapro. Honestly, it help

There’s something about hiking with a bulldog that instantly turns a normal trail day into an adventure. Maybe it’s the constant snack breaks, the stubborn pauses to inspect absolutely nothing, or the way they somehow manage to look both athletic and exhausted at the same time. Either way, a day at Rockwood Conservation Area with Rosie was exactly the kind of outdoor reset we needed. Just over an hour from the GTA, Rockwood feels like stepping into another world. Massive lime

When most people think of camping at an Ontario provincial park, they imagine towering trees, quiet forest sites, and the feeling of being far removed from everyday life. Craigleith Provincial Park doesn’t quite fit that picture — and that’s something worth knowing before you book. Craigleith is much more of a trailer-style campground than a rugged, backcountry escape. Campsites are close together, many are designed for RVs and trailers, and privacy is limited compared to mo

Ontario Parks have a way of meeting you exactly where you are — whether you’re looking for a gentle walk to clear your head, a challenging hike that leaves your legs burning, or a place that reminds you how deeply connected land, water, and history really are. Day-use parks are especially powerful because they make adventure accessible. You don’t need reservations, gear bins, or vacation days. You just need time, curiosity, and a good pair of shoes. Over the years, I’ve spen

One of the most common things I see as a nutrition coach isn’t overeating — it’s under-fuelling. Especially among people who love to move. Whether it’s hiking, camping, long walks, gym sessions, or just staying active day to day, many people unintentionally treat food as something they need to earn instead of something that supports movement. But movement isn’t powered by willpower.It ’s powered by fuel. Movement Is a Stressor — Fuel Is the Support Any form of movement place

Winter Camping at Arrowhead Provincial Park to ring in 2026.

There’s no better way to kick off the summer season than spending the May long weekend outdoors, and Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park is the perfect hidden gem for a peaceful nature escape. Located just off Highway 400 in Pointe au Baril, Ontario, this cozy and quiet park offers a classic Northern Ontario camping experience — tranquil, scenic, and stress-free. Best of all, it’s just over two hours north of Toronto, making it an easy weekend getaway. This trip also marked a small

Two years ago, I hit "publish" on a little blog idea called Fitness Adventures with Liz . I didn’t know what it would become—just that I...

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Winter camping isn’t just for the extreme adventurers with backcountry gear and four-season tents. If you’ve ever dreamed of experiencing the magic of a snow-covered forest but aren’t quite ready to sleep in a tent at -20°C, car camping is a perfect way to bridge the gap. This past weekend,I packed up my dad's GMC Acadia, with Rosie and headed to Arrowhead Provincial Park for an unforgettable cold-weather adventure. Why Arrowhead? Situated in Muskoka, Ontario, just 2 hours aw

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10 Lessons I Learned from My Adventurous Journey Exploring Beautiful British Columbia!

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Experience the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation at MacGregor Point Provincial Park.

This past weekend, I traded the hustle and bustle of daily life for the serene embrace of Silent Lake Provincial Park, located in the Kawartha Lakes. Known for its pristine waters and lush forests, Silent Lake offered the perfect getaway, especially with the added comfort of staying in one of the park’s yurts. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to camp in a yurt, let me take you through this unforgettable experience. Driving up to Silent Lake Provincial Park, was a drive