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Ontario Travel: Best of the "B" Alphabetical Listings In Ontario

Tourism and Travel north of Toronto provides a variety of B& B's bed and breakfast accommodation, activities resorts, lodges and attractions. . Bird watching is one of Ontario's number one outdoor recreational activities. Beaches and boating are favoured outdoor recreation opportunities in the summer in Ontario's Lakelands, which includes most of the Province north of Toronto. Boarding is growing in popularity as an exciting winter sport.

Members on the the 400ELEVEN website staring with the letter B are as follows:

• Barry's Bay Cottage Resort - Barry's Bay
• Barry's Bay Golf Resort - Barry's Bay
• Bartlett Lodge - Algonquin Park
• Bayfield Lodge - Pointe au Baril
• Bayview Wildwood Resort - Severn Bridge
• Beauview Cottage Resort - Huntsville
• Best Western Highland Inn & Conference Centre - Midland
• Beaver Creek Resort Inc - Gilmour
• Benmiller Inn & Spa, The - Goderich
• Birch Lodge - Blind River
• Black Lake Cabins - Torrance
• Blue Moon Retreat - Purdy
• Blue Mountain Chalets - Collingwood
• Blue Mountain - Chateau Ridge Condominium - Blue Mountain
• Blue Mountain Lodges - Collingwood
• Blue Water Acres - Huntsville
• Bondi Village Cottage Resort - Dwight
• Bonnie View Inn - Haliburton
• Booth Landing Camping & Cottage - Powassan
• Briars, The- Jacksons Point
• Buckeye Cottages - Lavigne
• Buttermilk Falls Resort - Minden

Barrie, Ontario on Lake Simcoe, just north of Toronto on Highway 400, has an excellent travel and tourism information centre, and should not to be confused with Barry's Bay at the junction of Highway 60 and 62, just east of Algonquin Park. Close to Barry's Bay is Bancroft, considered to be the rockhoud,or mineral capital of Ontario.

Bala Ontario features Cranberries and the famous Kee to Bala, where Ontario rocks on weekends during the summer. In the Northwest the great province of Ontario we have Batchawana Bay on Lake Superior, just north of Sault Ste. Marie and the Michigan Border.

Heading north the Bruce Peninsula waits and In the Northwest the great province of Ontario we have Batchawana Bay on Lake Superior, just north of Sault Ste. Marie and the Michigan Border.

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