Summer Activities

The Beach

The world’s longest freshwater beach boasts over 14km of sand, sun and access to the beautiful Georgian Bay, stretching from Allenwood Beach to Wasaga Beach Area 6. Boardwalks, trails, rentals, resturants, and shopping can all be found along the way. Click here to decide which beach area is best for you!

Boat Launches

Want to experience Georgian Bay from a different angle? Wasaga Beach has many boat launches so you can get out on the water and enjoy the weather. Click here for a list of Wasaga Beach’s boat launches.



 

Watersports Rentals

Because of our easy access to multiple bodies of water, multiple places in Wasaga Beach provide a place to rent watersport vehicles. Try your hand at watersports with Wasaga Waverunners’ Jetski rentals, right next to the Main Street bridge.

Hiking and Multiuse Trails

Wasaga Beach is home to a number of diverse ecosystems, from wetlands to woodlands to our unique dunes along the Nottawasaga River. Explore these places and more in Wasaga Beach’s 100+ kilometers of trails, both municipal and within the Wasaga Beach Provincial Park. Click here for more information and maps.

Paddle Sports

The serene Nottawasaga River, which runs through Wasaga Beach, as well as Georgian Bay provide a perfect location to enjoy canoeing, kayaking, or paddle boarding. Bring your own, or equipment rentals are available in town. Find rentals at Tony’s, or rent or take a tour with Free Spirit Tours.

Fishing​

Do you enjoy casting a line and settling in? Click here to learn more about fishing in Wasaga Beach.

Birdwatching

Wasaga and the South Georgian Bay area is considered to be prime area for bird lovers. With many species in our various landscapes, there is much to see for any avid watcher. For a unique experience, visit Wasaga’s Beach area one to view the Ploverland Bird Sanctuary, where groups of the endangered Piping Plover have chosen to call home for over 10 years.