Wasaga Beach is one of the premier tourist destinations in Ontario! For over a century, tourists have traveled to the sandy shores of Nottawasaga Bay to stroll along the 14 kilometres of white sand beach, swim in Georgian Bay and enjoy the panoramic mountain views across the bay. We’d recommend spending the day in Wasaga Beach, the sunsets are absolutely stunning!
Wasaga Beach is the first provincial park in Canada to be awarded the “Blue Flag” designation for its banks management efforts under the international environmental standards. For more information, on Blue Flag, chick here
The Wasaga Nordic and Trail Centre is the starting point for a network of 50 km of hiking trails, including the Pine Trail and sections of the Ganaraska Trail.
Interested in learning more about the history of Wasaga Beach? The Nancy Island Historic Site is a great place to start! You can usually visit the Site from June – October. Nancy Island has operated since 1928 and tells the story of the HMS Nancy’s battle against three American ships during the War of 1812. There are many interactive exhibits, which makes it a great stop for the entire family!
While Wasaga Beach is known for its sandy shores, there is plenty to explore in the winter. Start at the Wasaga Nordic and Trail Centre and explore the cross-country and snowshoe trails. Snacks, select merchandise, rental services and lessons are offered!
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