Wasaga Beach
Wasaga Beach is Ontario’s quintessential summer spot for sun, sand and surf. The beach at Wasaga stretches across 14 kilometres of the South Georgian Bay shoreline, making it the longest freshwater beach in the world.
The popular strip along the main beach features all things “beachy” from ice cream shops and food trucks to beachwear boutiques and kitschy souvenir shops.
Beyond the main strip, explore quieter beaches, recreational trails for hiking and cycling in Wasaga Beach Provincial Park and great canoeing opportunities along the Nottawasaga River.
Where is Wasaga Beach?
The town of Wasaga Beach sits on the shore of Nottawasaga Bay, a southern inlet of Georgian Bay. The meandering Nottawasaga River flows through the town to its mouth at Georgian Bay.
Wasaga Beach is under a two-hour drive north of Toronto. The town is most easily accessed by car. Wasaga Beach Transit operates two routes in the area and Simcoe County LINX connects Wasaga Beach to Collingwood.
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Things to do in Wasaga Beach
Experience the thrill of skydiving
Buckle up, feel the adrenaline rush and enjoy 360-degree views soaring over Wasaga Beach and Georgian Bay with Skydive Wasaga Beach.
Family-friendly outing
Take a swing at the batting cage, play outdoor mini golf with friends or zip around the track in a go cart at Wasaga 500.
Explore a provincial park
Swim, hike relax and more at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park, located on the south shore of Georgian Bay in the inlet of Nottawasaga Bay.
Plan ultimate fun at the adventure park
Enjoy everything from paintball to axe throwing, laser combat games and archery tag at Wasaga Adventure Park.
Visit a maritime museum
Learn about the warship HMS Nancy during the War of 1812 at Nancy Island Historic Site.
Enjoy beachside patio dining
Dine on a patios beachside at local favourites Bananas Beach Club, Chuck’s Roadhouse or The Iron Skillet.
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Last updated: October 22, 2024