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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.

Known locally as “The Main End”, this is the most commercial of the beach areas and where the lively hustle and bustle takes place. Here you’ll find attractions, events, a boat launch, shops, and restaurants, all steps away from the beach. Visitor information can be found at Nancy Island Historic Site across the street. While enjoying this beach, be sure to take the short walk to the Point to catch a glimpse at our resident Piping Plovers - it won’t disappoint!

Beach Area 2 is the perfect spot for families to spend the day. This Beach is known for swimming, a great picnic area, lots of parking, access to washrooms, an accessible mobi-mat, playground, and a beautiful view of the escarpment. After a swim in the water, stretch your legs with a stroll on the boardwalk and soak in the panoramic views of the bay.

This beach area is a dog lover’s paradise! This is the only section of provincial beachfront that allows your furry friends to join you on the sand. This beach area is equipped with parking, picnic areas, access to Shore Lane Trail, bike paths, an accessible mobi-mat, washrooms, and a dog-friendly area (dogs must be on leash at all times). Mosley Village is just a short walk away where you will find beach sweets and dog treats!

This beach is home to some of the best views of the bay. This beach has a local feel to it as it tends to be quieter and relaxed. The west end of Beach area 4 is only a five minute walk to Schoonertown where you can find local restaurants and shops. This beach accommodates you and your family with washrooms, a playground, parking, an accessible mobi-mat, and picnic areas.

This beach is fully equipped with picnic areas, parking, a playground, washrooms, and a mobi-mat. If you prefer to be served by local beachside hospitality rather than your packed lunch, Schoonertown is a short walk away and the area offers some great cuisine!

Located at the western edge of the world’s longest freshwater beach is Beach Area 6. At this beach there are available washrooms, parking, a kiteboard launch, and picnic areas. Beach Area 6 links directly to the Carly Memorial Trail and connects to the town-wide cycling network. A short walk to Mosley Street offers a range of local stops including dining, gifts, and apparel.

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.

New Wasaga Beach is a family-friendly natural beach with dune vegetation at the edge of the shore line. Parking and washrooms are available here at this quiet, idyllic spot. It is a short walk away from River Road East and Deerbrook Drive where you will find snacks to keep you fueled for a full day in the sun.