Oshawa

A two-floor trip through old-time cars in a former car dealership. Cars on display include a hundred-year-old fire truck, a Ford Model T, a boat/car hybrid, a steam powered car, one of the world's first Rolls-Royces and a 1983 Delorean.

Tanks, historic vehicles, regimental artefacts.

Grand private estate built in 1917 for Canadian automobile businessman Col. Sam McLaughlin includes a mansion with several gardens, Art Deco garden pavilions, secret rooms, ornate ceilings and even a bowling alley. A National Historic Site of Canada, it has been used as a set for many films, including It, Billy Madison, Chicago, and X-Men.

Located in Lakeview Park, the museum consists of three houses constructed in 1840, 1845 and 1856. Guided and self-guided tours are available.

Located on Lake Ontario and McLaughlin Bay, the park provides swimming on a large sandy beach and canoeing on the sheltered bay. A large campground accommodates a range of car camping equipment from tents to RVs. The park provides a typical provincial park camping experience relatively close to the city, making it a good choice for beginner campers who want to test their skills and equipment, but with the stores and services of the city a short drive away. The park is open for snowshoeing and cross country skiing in winter.

From their website: Over 50 years ago the Lintons' started growing tomatoes for a canning company and gradually added more and more vegetables and fruit and a farm market stand where they now sell a wide variety of vegetables and fruit, homegrown frozen meat, cheese, honey, jams, preserves, fall decorations (etc.)