Wasaga Beach

Wasaga Beach is home to the world’s longest freshwater beach and one of Ontario’s most unique coastal dune ecosystems. More than 14 kilometers of white sandy coastline welcome millions of visitors from around the world every year. Visitors can expect to enjoy the pristine natural landscape and panoramic views of South Georgian Bay.

From the original Algonquin wards of the land, to the tale of the schooner and Wasaga’s role in the War of 1812; it’s evolution from a premier summer holiday vacation town to a burgeoning year-round community, there is lots to learn about our history. Visit our page or the Wasaga Beach Archives to learn more!

While we love exploring and enjoying our surroundings, it’s important that we respect our environment and the sensitive ecosystems that we are lucky to play, live, and work in.

Water and ice safety, following trail signage, and “leave no trace” are all practices that help to protect you, our community, and our natural attractions.