11+ Best March Break Resorts in Ontario | Family Getaways • Over Here Toronto

March Break is the perfect excuse to take a breather—if that means skiing, spa days, or avoiding your inbox for a while. You’re in luck if you’re looking for a spot with good food, fresh air, and plenty to do. The best March Break resorts around Ontario (2026) offer just that, with options for families, couples, and anyone who needs a change of scenery. Pack a bag, grab a snack for the road, and let’s talk about where to go.

Best March Break Resorts in Ontario (2026) – Top Getaways for Families & Couples

Touchstone Resort

Open Year-Round | 1869 Muskoka District Road 118 West, Bracebridge, ON

Muskoka’s crisp air and lakefront views make it a great spot to recharge. Touchstone Resort offers luxurious suites with private balconies and a mix of lakefront and clifftop accommodations. Spend the day by the private sandy beach (if the ice has melted), relax on the boat docks, or take in the scenery from a high vantage point. You can check availability and book your suite at Touchstone Resort.

Deerhurst Resort

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March 13 – 22 | 1235 Deerhurst Dr, Huntsville, ON

A well-known Muskoka getaway, Deerhurst Resort offers a full range of activities along Peninsula Lake. Families can enjoy winter sports, cozy accommodations, and many kid-friendly programs. This year, the resort is hosting “March Break Magic” from March 13–22, 2026, featuring magic workshops with Ron Gudel, “Me & My Teddy” workshops, and a massive indoor fun zone. It’s basically a playground that happens to have a hotel attached. Secure your spot at Deerhurst Resort.

Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa

Daily Wolf Tour at 3:00 PM | 1000 Norman Street, Timmins, Ontario

More than just a hotel, Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa offers Nordic baths, a full-service spa, and a highly rated restaurant. For a unique experience, check out the wolf cabins, where you can stay overnight near a protected wildlife area. The daily wilderness tour at 3:00 PM is a must-do—you get to see the resident wolf pack up close, which is way cooler than anything on an iPad. Reserve your cabin at Cedar Meadows.

Bayview Wildwood Resort

March 13 – 21 | 1500 Port Stanton Pkwy, Severn Bridge, ON

For those who love the outdoors, this resort blends seasonal activities with family-friendly programs. Their all-inclusive March Break packages often feature a “Kids Stay & Eat Free” deal, which is music to any parent’s ears. Expect daily entertainment like Zootek animal shows, magic performances, and unlimited winter activities. You can find the full schedule at Bayview Wildwood Resort.

Living Water Resort & Spa

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Open Year-Round | 9 Harbour St E, Collingwood, ON

Collingwood’s only waterfront resort offers a mix of comfort and recreation. Stay in modern, bright rooms with Georgian Bay views, dine at the on-site restaurant, or unwind in the indoor and outdoor hot tubs. It’s a stone’s throw from Blue Mountain, so you can easily catch the “March Break Presented by Subaru” events (March 14–22) on the hill before retreating to a quieter spot. Book your stay at Living Water Resorts.

Hidden Valley Resort, Ascend Hotel Collection

Open Year-Round | 1755 Valley Rd, Huntsville, ON

One of Muskoka’s best spots for late-season winter fun, Hidden Valley Resort sits on Peninsula Lake and offers direct access to ski trails. Guests can enjoy the indoor saltwater pool, hot tub, and private beach—a great mix for those who want to end the winter season on a high note. It’s the only ski-side resort in Muskoka, so if you want to hit the slopes without driving, this is it. Check rates at Choice Hotels.

Nottawasaga Inn Resort

Open Year-Round | 6015 Highway 89, Alliston, ON

This year-round resort is known for its twin-pad hockey arena, professional soccer fields, and championship golf course. Families can enjoy a mix of sports, indoor pools, and kid-friendly activities. They usually run special March Break theme dining events in the Riverview Room, so you don’t have to worry about cooking for a week. See the amenities at Nottawasaga Inn Resort.

White Oaks Resort & Spa

Open Year-Round | 253 Taylor Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON

Located near Niagara’s wineries and cultural attractions, this resort offers a Four Diamond-rated hotel, an award-winning restaurant, and a full fitness and spa centre. It’s a convenient choice for those looking to balance relaxation, fine dining, and sightseeing during their getaway. If your idea of a break involves a robe and a glass of VQA wine, look no further. Book your escape at White Oaks Resort.

Rawley Resort Spa & Marina

Open Year-Round | 2900 Kellys Rd, Severn, ON

Just 1.5 hours north of Toronto, Rawley Resort offers a peaceful setting along the Trent-Severn Waterway. Guests can stay in stylish suites, book a spa treatment, and enjoy the outdoor hot tub and sauna. The Lighthouse45 Restaurant serves locally inspired dishes, making it a great spot for food lovers who want to escape the city noise. Plan your visit at Rawley Resort.

JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa

Open Year-Round | 1050 Paignton House Rd, Minett, ON

Overlooking Lake Rosseau, this resort blends scenic views with upscale comforts. Guests can enjoy award-winning dining, a top-tier spa, and an indoor/outdoor swimming pool. March is often maple syrup season here, so keep an eye out for sweet treats and sugar bush tours nearby. It’s a splurge, but worth it. Reserve your room at JW Marriott.

Calabogie Lodge

Open Year-Round | 729 Mill Street, Calabogie, ON

Set in the Ottawa Valley, this lodge offers full-service condo-style accommodations with access to Calabogie Lake and nearby trails. It’s a great pick for those who want to enjoy lake views, fresh air, and forest surroundings while still having modern conveniences like a full kitchen. Great for families who want to self-cater and just chill. Find out more at Calabogie Lodge.

If you’re still debating between a resort stay or a full-blown city adventure, don’t decide just yet. We’ve broken down the pros and cons of staying local versus heading out of town. Check out our guide on March Break 2026 in Toronto: Best Things to Do & Activities to see if a staycation might be more your speed.

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