We know it’ll be hard to leave the vibrant port city of Halifax, Nova Scotia – but you have quite the adventure ahead of you and lots to see. Your first stop is Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Visit the historic Garrison District, located right downtown. Or visit a craft brewery, as Fredericton is home to the highest concentration of craft breweries in all of the Maritimes. If you desire some exercise, walk or hop on a bike and take advantage of the trails along the Saint John River. There’s over 90 km to explore and discover.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Shubenacadie River Runners
• Atlantic Superstore
• Inn on the Lake
• Travelodge Suites Dartmouth
• Ambassatours Gray Line – Harbour Hopper Tours
• Kings Landing Historic Settlement
• I Heart Bikes - Bike Rentals & City Tours

Driving north in New Brunswick you’re on your way to the Province of Quebec, landing in Quebec City. Located on the Saint Lawrence River, Quebec City is romantic, charismatic and truly charming piece of Canada. Stroll the walkable, cobblestone streets of Old Québec, the only walled city north of Mexico.

It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering an incredible array of art, food and architecture.

Be sure to check out our CanaDream App to find places to stay so you can receive discounted rates through our partners across Canada.

If you’re travelling in February, plan ahead and take part in Carnival de Quebec. Known simply as Carnival in both English and French, this is a pre-Lenten festival held every year. From a masquerade ball, to snow sculpture events and incredible maple syrup treats, visitors from all over the world attend to take part in the celebration.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Go Helico
• Croisieres AML
• Domaine de la Chute
• Camping Transit
• Traditional Huron Site
• Montmorency Falls History
• Croisieres AML
• Mont-Sainte-Anne: Golf Le Grand Vallon
• Mont-Sainte-Anne: Hiking and Mountain Biking
• Mont-Sainte-Anne: RV Site and Skiing
• Stoneham Mountain Resort
• Camping Jacques Cartier National Park
• Camping du Quai
• Camping du Lac Témiscouata National Park

From one great city to the next, today you’ll arrive in Montreal. You can’t go wrong taking a food tour of Quebec’s largest city. If eating your way through Montreal’s famous smoked meat and poutine isn’t your thing, why not hike up Mont-Royal and getting a bird’s eye view of the city? Old Montreal is a must-visit - be sure to take a stroll along Saint-Paul Street.

Consider spending the night at Parc National des îles-de-boucherville, just 20 minutes north of the city centre. We also have lots of connections through our CanaDream App so be sure to download it and take advantage of savings on your trip.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Camping Plaisance National Park
• Camping Lac Lafontaine-Parkbridge
• IGA Extra Famille Girard St. Janvier
• Metro Plus Blainville
• Le Bateau Mouche
• Croisieres AML
• Sandman Montreal-Longueuil
• Camping Iles-de-Boucherville Parc National
• Camping Allouette
• Camping Lac du Repos Resort
• Camping Caravelle RV Resort
• L’Estrival Cottage & RV Resort
• Domaine de Érables Cottage & RV Resort
• Camping Plaisance National Park

Welcome to the capital of Canada, Ottawa, where grand Victorian architecture meets the stunning park-lined Rideau Canal.

In the centre of Ottawa is Parliament Hill, an impressive grand Victorian building. Visit the National Gallery of Canada or head to ByWard Market for specialty foods like Canadian cheese and the oh-so-famous Canadian maple syrup. The Rideau Canal is another must-see – whether winter or summer, there’s always something going on here. And, if you have an extra day to spare, consider going to Gatineau Park and camping there for the night - it’s just outside the city and across the border in Quebec. Staying Ontario side, the Wesley Clover Parks Campground in Nepean may also be a good choice.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Wesley Clover Parks Campground
• Canadian War Museum
• Haunted Walks Inc.
• National Gallery of Canada
• Canadian Museum of History
• Camping Oka National Park
• Camping Choisy

Mattawa is the place where travellers from all over the world call home for sometimes just a night – and other times for weeks on end.

Known to host voyagers for centuries, you’ll find plenty of hospitality, home-cooked food and local secrets for your journey ahead. Check out our CanaDream app for nearby camping.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• OWL Rafting on the Ottawa River
• Booth Landing Camping

Sandstone buildings and a 19th century Canal welcome you as you arrive in Sault Ste. Marie. This border town is home to the Agawa Canyon Tour Train, world-class fishing and offers a diverse range of acitivities for the visitor.

On the shore of the Great Lake Superior, and just along St. Marys River, is the city of Sault Ste. Marie. Home to world-class fishing and original Group of 7 paintings at the Art Gallery of Algoma, there’s a diverse offering of things to do and see here. Get up early and fit in a round of golf or take advantage of the walking trails before hitting the road again. Check out our CanaDream app for near-by camping.

If you're travelling during 'train' season (mid June to mid October), make sure you book a seat on the Agawa Canyon Tour Train. This one-day wilderness excursion will transport you 114 miles north of the "Soo" into the heart of the Canadian Wilderness.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Almenara en el Rio, Marina & Campground
• Sault Ste. Marie KOA
• Glenview Cottages and Campground

Today you’re travelling to the north shore of Lake Superior, landing in Marathon. This area is known as the heart of the Canadian Shield.

It’s rumored the best place to capture a panoramic view of Lake Superior is from Hawk’s Ridge. The area offers four-season activities so, no matter the time of year you’re stopping in here, there’s sure to be something for you to do after a day on the road. Hiking, walking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are just a few of the outdoor activities that keep the locals busy year-round.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Wawa RV Resort and Campground

You’re on the move again and now entering northwestern Ontario, arriving in the town of Ignance. According to locals, a must visit while you’re here is the White Otter Castle located on White Otter Lake. It’s a three-story castle built at the turn of the century by an eccentric hermit named James Alexander “Jimmy” McQuat. He lived off the land and built his dream home – being recognized as a Canadian frontiersman. There is no road access to the castle. Check with local operators for access information.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Wolf River Campground
• Happy Land Park

Take a load off when you arrive in Kenora and spend a couple of days enjoying the beautiful lake country either on shore or by boat.

Kenora is Ontario’s destination for boating on the incredible Lake of the Woods where there are 14,542 islands to explore. From craft brewery tours to yoga classes, farmer’s markets to having a shoreline fish-fry, you won’t be shy for things to do and places to relax in this wonderful part of the province.

Leaving lake country, you’re heading to the city of Winnipeg - the beginning of your adventure across the Canadian Prairies.

Visit The Forks, a historic shopping and dining area, or take a west-end walking tour - tasting your way through this neighbourhood while taking in murals and scoping out the latest artist creations. Visit the Royal Canadian Mint, an incredible building that produces coins for over 70 countries, or one of Winnipeg’s museums. Include the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (find out how to save on your visit here through our CanaDream Club App) or the Manitoba Museum.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Rock Garden Campground
• Canadian Museum for Human Rights

This small prairie city has a variety of unique neighbourhoods to visit. Take advantage of the Regina Farmers’ Market and stock up your cooler or spend some your evening on the Dewdney Strip where you can eat, drink and take in local live music after a day on the road.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Government House Museum – National Historic Site
• RCMP Heritage Centre 

The most westerly of the prairie provinces is in sight. Canada’s unofficial home of all things cowboy can be found in the province of Alberta.

Welcome to Calgary, the home to the greatest outdoor show on earth, the "Calgary Stampede".

Formerly referred to as "Cowtown", this city of more than a million people has evolved and adopted the city slogan "Feel the Energy". With the Rocky Mountains just a stone's throw away, Calgary is the last prairie stop before you head further west on your Canadian tour. Eat your way through what’s known as 17th Ave., take in a hockey game with the local Calgary Flames or visit the Calgary Tower and get a bird’s eye view of the city and mountains.

Be sure to check out our partners with the CanaDream Club app so you can take advantage of deals and places to stay on your stopover here.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Heritage Park Historical Village
• Calgary River Experience
• TELUS Spark
• Calgary Tower
• Sandman Hotel Calgary
• Best Western Plus Port O Call
• Acclaim Hotel Calgary
• Best Western Premier Freeport Inn & Suites
• Wyndham Garden Calgary
• Save-On-Foods Calgary CrossIron Mills
• Days Inn Calgary North Balzac
• Comfort Inn & Suites Airdrie
• Wintergreen Golf & Country Club
• Bow Rivers Edge Campground
• Save-on-Foods Cochrane

Leaving the city of Calgary, begin your trip by driving through rolling foothills towards the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Before you know it, you’re surrounded by towering mountains and greeted in Canmore by the iconic mountains known as the Three Sisters. Further along the highway, you’ll enter the gates of Banff National Park (where you’ll need a park pass) for your overnight stay in the Park.

Endless adventure awaits you in Banff National Park as well as fine dining, art and museums, entertainment and adventure. Banff just might be the greatest outdoor playground in Canada.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Alpine Helicopter Tours
• Canmore Cave Tours
• Canmore River Adventures
• Alberta Mountain Bike Adventures
• Canadian Rockies Rafting
• Beyond Banff Tours
• White Mountain Adventures
• Banff Scooter Company
• Discover Banff Tours
• Banff Canoe Club

The short drive from Banff to Lake Louise promises big mountain landscapes and emerald-coloured lakes. Find the perfect picnic spot or take a detour to Peyto Lake along the Icefields Parkway.

Luxury meets adventure in Lake Louise – from relaxing at dining at the Chateau Fairmont Lake Louse to hiking the well-known Lake Agnes Teahouse and other trails. You can occupy your days surrounded by incredible beauty in every direction. And, for a bird’s eye view that doesn’t require leg power, head over to the Lake Louise Gondola to take in the breathtaking views and, if you’re lucky, some wildlife too.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Beyond Banff Tours

Saying goodbye to the grand and awe-inspiring Rocky Mountains, head to the badlands of the Thompson Valley, arriving in the lovely city of Kamloops.

Here the north and south Thompson Rivers meet. Skiers and boarders might be interested in checking out Sun Peaks Resort – also a place to mountain bike in the summer. This vibrant community offers year-round adventure and incredible live music and entertainment.

We have loads of CanaDream Club partners along this route so make sure to check our app so you can take advantage of savings available along your route.

CanaDream Club Partners:

• Hydra River Guides
• Wild Water Adventures
• Golden Municipal Campround
• Glacier Raft Company
• Canyon Hot Springs
• Revelstoke Mountain Resort
• Apex Rafting Company
• Flexpeditions Outdoor Adventures
• Great Canadian Tours
• 3 Valley Gap Heritage Tours
• SkyTrek Adventure Park
• Crazy Creek Resort
• Beardale Riverside Camping
• Family Tree Riverside RV and Camping
• Waterway Houseboat Vacation Rentals
• Hidden Valley Campground
• Pinantan Lake Resort
• Hitch n Rail Resort
• Pinegrove Campground

You’ve made it – from east to west you’ve travelled the Trans Canada Highway arriving in the stunning city of Vancouver. How will you celebrate?

Along your drive today, stop in at Spences Bridge and learn about the slide in 1905 that demolished the town prior to the Goldrush. Today the population is just 138 people. And, if you have an extra day to spare, a visit to Harrison Hot Springs is always some welcome relaxation after a long journey.

If you’re looking to stop and refuel along this leg of the journey, the town of Hope is a great place to do just that before arriving in Vancouver.

Vancouver, British Columbia’s most iconic city, is situated alongside the Pacific Ocean. There’s no limit to what you can see and do here. Since you’ve just travelled across the country, a celebration is most definitely in order. And, if you feel like a bird’s eye view of Canada, head down to Canada Place and watch FlyOver Canada for another perspective.

• Brookside Campsite
• Hells Gate Airtram
• Othello Tunnels Campground
• Sasquatch Moon Outdoors
• Coquihalla Campground
• Hope Bike and Kayak Rentals
• Bridal Falls Camperland
• Harrison River RV Resort
• Eagle Wind RV Park
• Pacific Border RV Park
• Peace Arch RV Park
• Real Canadian Superstore
• Burnaby Cariboo R.V. Park
• Metropolis at Metrotown
• Coast Hotels
• Steveston Seabreeze Adventures
• Vancouver Whale Watch
• Quality Hotel Airport
• Accent Inn Vancouver
• Sandman Signature Hotel
• Pacific Gateway Hotel at Vancouver
• Vancouver Trolley Company
• Landsea Tours & Adventures
• Off The Eaten Track – Olympic Village Food Tour
• Off The Eaten Track – Railtown Urban Eats Tour
• Sandman Vancouver City Centre
• Vancouver Photowalks
• WESTCOAST Sightseeing – 24 Hour Hop on Hop Off
• Vancouver Lookout
• Cycle City Tours and Rentals
• Vancouver Photowalks Canada Place
• Harbour Air Seaplanes
• Harbour Cruises Ltd.
• Vancouver Photowalks – Stanley Park
• Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours
• Vancouver Aquarium
• Talaysay Tours
• Capilano River RV Park
• Capilano Suspension Bridge
• Grouse Mountain