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Wasaga’s Iconic Landmark

the Beach

Wasaga Beach is home to the world’s longest freshwater beach and one of Ontario’s most unique coastal dune ecosystems. From Allenwood Beach to Beach Area 6, more than 14km of white sandy coastline welcomes millions of visitors from around the world every year. With boardwalks, trails, water sport rentals, restaurants, and shopping nearby, there are endless ways to keep the whole family entertained.
kids playing soccer on the beach
Summer Fun Zone

BEACH AREA 1

Known locally as “The Main End,” this busy beach area is home to attractions, events, shops, restaurants, and a boat launch, all steps from the sand. Visitor information is available at the Town's mobile kiosk and Nancy Island Historic Site.
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Picnic Area
  • Washroom
  • Mobi-Mat®
  • Boardwalk
  • Cycling
  • Events
  • Nancy Island Welcome Centre
  • Nancy Island Historic Site
  • Nearest Commercial Area (Main End)
  • Municipal parking lots can be found along Main Street, Mosley Street, Jenetta Street and Spruce Street next to the beach area.
Boardwalks & Sunsets

Beach Area 2

Beach Area 2 is a favourite family spot with great swimming, a picnic area, plenty of parking, washrooms, an accessible mobi-mat, a playground, and views of the escarpment. After a dip, stroll the boardwalk and enjoy the bay’s panoramic scenery.
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Picnic Area
  • Washroom
  • Mobi-Mat®
  • Boardwalk
  • Cycling
  • Playground
  • Nearest Commercial Area (Main End)
  • Municipal parking lots can be found at 4th, 5th, and 6th Street next to the beach area.
Blue plastic walkway leading from the foreground to a group of beachgoers at the shoreline on a sunny day and calm sea in the background of a crowded beach.

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Adventures

Jet Skis & Paddle Boards
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Picnic Area
  • Washroom
  • Mobi-Mat®
  • Cycling
  • Dog-friendly Area
  • Playground
  • Nearest Commercial Area (Mosely Village)
  • Provincial parking lots can be found along 22nd Street next to the beach area. Municipal parking can be found on Dunkerron Avenue.
Dog-Friendly Beach

Beach Area 3

This beach area is perfect for dog lovers—it's the only beach area where pets are welcome on the sand (on leash). You’ll find parking, picnic areas, bike paths, washrooms, and access to Shore Lane Trail. Mosley Village is a short walk away for treats for you and your pup.
Quiet and Relaxed

Beach Area 4

This beach offers some of the best bay views and has a relaxed, local feel. The west end is only minutes from Schoonertown’s shops and restaurants. You’ll also find washrooms, parking, a playground, picnic areas, and an accessible mobi-mat for a comfortable family day by the water.
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Picnic Area
  • Washroom
  • Mobi-Mat®
  • Cycling
  • Playground
  • Nearest Commercial Area (Schoonertown)
  • Provincial parking lots can be found along 24th Street next to the beach area, and municipal parking can be found on 24th street right before the provincial booth.
Beach 4
Picnic & Playground

BEACH AREA 5

This beach is fully equipped with parking, picnic areas, a playground, washrooms, and an accessible mobi-mat. If you’d rather enjoy local beachside hospitality than a packed lunch, Schoonertown is just a short walk away with great dining options.
Beach 5
Beach 5
Beach 5
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Picnic Area
  • Washroom
  • Mobi-Mat®
  • Cycling
  • Playground
  • Nearest Commercial Area (Schoonertown)
  • Provincial parking lots can be found along 35th Street next to the beach area.
Beach 6
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Picnic Area
  • Washroom
  • Kiteboard Launch Point
  • Nearest Commercial Area (Mosley Street and 45th Street)
  • Provincial parking lots can be found between 45th and 50th Street next to the beach area.
Kiteboard Launch

Beach Area 6

Beach Area 6 sits at the western edge of the world’s longest freshwater beach. It offers washrooms, parking, picnic areas, and a kiteboard launch. The beach connects directly to the Carly Memorial Trail and the town-wide cycling network, and it’s a short walk to Mosley Street for dining, gifts, and apparel.
Quiet and Relaxed

Allenwood Beach

This beach area sits at the easternmost edge of the world’s longest freshwater beach. At this beach you will find parking, washrooms, and a kiteboard launch. From the shoreline you will enjoy panoramic views of the bay which include views of Christian Island.
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Washroom
  • Kiteboard Launch Point
  • Nearest Commercial Area (River Road East and Deerbrook Drive)
  • Municipal parking can be found along Eastdale Drive next to the beach area.
Natural beach

New Wasaga Beach

New Wasaga Beach is a quiet, family-friendly spot with natural dune vegetation along the shoreline. Parking and washrooms are available, and it’s a short walk to River Road East and Deerbrook Drive for snacks to keep you going through a full day in the sun.
LOCATION AMENITIES & PARKING
  • Swimming
  • Washroom
  • Nearest Commercial Area (River Road East and Deerbrook Drive)
  • Municipal parking can be found along Coastline Drive next to the beach area.
New Wasaga beach
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Beach in Winter
Ice-Sculpted Landscapes

Wasaga Beach Winters

Experience the beautiful transformation of the world’s longest freshwater beach from golden sandy beaches into captivating ice-sculpted landscapes during the winter season.
Explore Like a Local

Plan your visit

Are you visiting Wasaga Beach for the first time? Read on for some trip inspiration, and to learn more about some of Wasaga Beach’s local gems. Natural wonders, exciting adventures, and relaxing outings can all be found around town.