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Discovering the Canadian Canoe Museum: A Journey Through History and Nature
I grew up in the Peterborough area and still visit my parents regularly. Until recently, I had never set foot in the Canadian Canoe Museum . It’s one of those places you hear about but never quite make it to — always thinking, "I’ll go another day." When I finally went, I was honestly surprised by how much it made me reflect on Canadian history and my own connection to the outdoors and the waterways I’ve spent so much time around. A Perfect Location The museum’s new location
Liz Courneyea
Jan 313 min read


Camping at Mikisew Provincial Park
There’s something about ending the summer under the trees, by the lake, and away from the noise of everyday life that feels grounding. This Labour Day long weekend, I packed up for a trip to Mikisew Provincial Park—a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of cottage country. It was the perfect way to close out the season and soak in one more adventure before fall takes over. Mikisew Provincial Park is smaller than some of the other Ontario parks I’ve camped at, but that’s part o
Liz Courneyea
Sep 8, 20254 min read


Montreal: City Vibes, Jazz Beats, and Rosie Love
There’s just something about Montreal in the summer—cobblestone streets buzzing with energy, live music echoing through the city, and...
Liz Courneyea
Jul 8, 20253 min read


Camping at Sandbanks Provincial Park
As Labour Day weekend approached, we packed up the car and headed to Sandbanks Provincial Park, eager to soak in the last moments of summer. Sandbanks is famous for its stunning sand dunes, gorgeous beaches, and warm waters of Lake Ontario—perfect for a long weekend camping adventure. We arrived on Friday evening, ready to set up camp. Our campsite was tucked away in a cul de sac, with 2 other campsites. There was little to no privacy in this area. After pitching the tent, se
Liz Courneyea
Oct 3, 20244 min read


Camping at Charleston Lake Provincial Park
Camping at Charleston Lake was one of my favourite trips last year, so I knew I needed to go back there this year. As I stepped out of the car at Charleston Lake Provincial Park, the sky was already a muted grey, promising an evening of rain. But this wasn’t a trip for adventure or exploration; it was a retreat to simply be, to find comfort in the quiet rhythm of nature, and to reconnect with nature. The rain began as a soft drizzle as I set up camp. The sound of droplets tap
Liz Courneyea
Aug 19, 20243 min read


Camping at Algonquin Park- Pog Lake
Camping at Algonquin Park - Pog Lake has been on my bucket list for years. I have camped at different campgrounds in Algonquin over the...
Liz Courneyea
Jul 31, 20237 min read
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