If you are looking to spend time with the Easter Bunny, then you have come to the right place! Family Fun Canada has compiled Easter Event Guides for cities across Canada. We are your one-stop shop for Easter events happening in Metro Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Toronto and the GTHA,
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There’s nothing quite like those long, lazy days of summer! Playing outside, slurping popsicles, and going on adventures are the things that anchor a childhood. While the school break is lengthy, parents rarely get the same amount of time off, which means summer camps are the ideal way to keep
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Did you hear the news? It may have been announced on April Fool’s Day, but it’s no joke! The Manitoba government just announced that entry to Manitoba’s 93 provincial parks will be FREE until March 31, 2026. That means it’s time to plan summer road trips and get ready to
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Winter vacations with kids are all about striking the ideal mix of adventure and relaxation. Thankfully, Canada is home to exceptional ski resorts that offer more than just fantastic slopes—they’re also family-friendly. Whether your family includes first-time skiers, snowboarding enthusiasts, or fans of snow tubing, there’s a resort to suit
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Did you know not every province has a school break in March? And some provinces have a 2-week break while others have a single week? Family Fun Canada is ready to help parents across Canada plan for their March Breaks – both camps and activities. Family Fun Vancouver (Metro Vancouver)
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Looking for the perfect extracurricular activities to spark your child’s interest? Whether they’re passionate about music, art, sports, science, dance, or technology, there’s a class or lesson waiting to inspire them wherever you live in Canada! We’re dedicated to finding the BEST programs across the country to keep kids active,
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The Bay of Fundy, with a coast shared by Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, has the highest tides in the world. Small and relatively remote, Brier Island sits at the mouth of the bay, on the tip of a thin spit called Digby Neck. Due to its location and natural
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I was suspended in midair hundreds of feet above rocks. The 200 ft waterfall below looked like a tiny spring from where I swayed, trembling and hanging between two cliffs. I had just learned five minutes ago from a sign that this was the highest suspension bridge in Canada. I
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Originally published April 26, 2021 “Start hauling stuff out of the van, we need to find the tent first.” “No, I don’t know where the flashlights are!” “Where is groundsheet?” “I’m starving – has anyone seen the plates?” Ah, the sounds of making memories… Camping season is just around the corner
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Camping in Canada’s National Parks can be an unforgettable experience with memories that last a lifetime. To help ensure your family has the best experience possible, it’s essential to plan ahead and be prepared, according to Ed Jager, Parks Canada director of visitor experience. Because camping is becoming more and
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