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Condo in The Blue Mountains
Relax, Unwind, and Play Chalet - Ski in / Ski out
Relax, Unwind and Play Chalet is a studio unit located in North Creek Resort at the North Base of Blue Mountain. Ideal location for those seeking easy access to the ski hills and hiking trails but still within minutes to Blue Mountain Village. North Creek resort offers a shuttle service to Blue Mountain Village, an outdoor swimming pool open in the summer months, hot tub year round, tennis courts with night lights, charcoal grills and community picnic tables that you can use during your stay.
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Condo in The Blue Mountains
1 Bed, 1 Bath Ski in/Ski Out Resort Condo
Come and relax by the mountain and enjoy our renovated open concept living space. Our clean & comfortable studio condo has everything you need for a memorable getaway. We want you to have a fantastic time and have stocked our condo with all the things we expect when we travel. You'll find all the extras that make a place special: 40 inch flat screen T.V., fresh linens, well stocked kitchen, newer furnishings & decor, napoleon fireplace, deep jetted tub & free WiFi, NETFLIX and cable.
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Condo in Oro
Spacious 1-br w pool & jacuzzi at Horseshoe Valley
Welcome to Horseshoe Valley, just 1.5 hrs north of Greater Toronto Area. It's a four-season wonder of nature with limitless access to lakes, rivers, trails, and rolling hills. Whether you aim to ski in snow-laden forests of pine, hit golf at one of eighteen golf courses, mountain bike or hike in several landscape trails, soak in the healing experience of Vetta Nordic spa, or simply relax at the tranquility of the area, this place is simply yours to enjoy!
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Wasaga Beach Area 160 locals recommend
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Wasaga Beach The Beach16 locals recommend
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Wasaga Beach Area 524 locals recommend
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Real Canadian Superstore25 locals recommend
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Boston Pizza45 locals recommend
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McDonald's15 locals recommend

Wasaga Beach vacation rentals

Bungalow in Wasaga Beach
Elegant 4-Bdrm Coastal Family Home with Park view
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Guesthouse in Wasaga Beach
Newly Built Cute Loft Near Beach
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Cottage in Wasaga Beach
Wasaga Beach Water front cottage
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The Upper Deck
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Home in Wasaga Beach
Lovely 4 bedroom beachfront house with3 freepark
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Guest suite in Wasaga Beach
Terry’s private suite
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Cabin in Wasaga Beach
#2 The ginger cottage , rustic fully renovated
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#3 The pink cottage , rustic fully renovated
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Forget Me Not Cottage
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Wasaga Beach cottage rental
Guest suite in Tiny
Beach Oasis studio w/ fireplace
Guest suite in Wasaga Beach
Private 2 bdrm summer/winter retreat, swim/ski fun

Weekend vacation rentals in Wasaga Beach

Home in Wasaga Beach
Beautiful Blue Mountain/Wasaga Beach House!
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Cottage in Wasaga Beach
Cottage in Wasaga Beach
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Suzy's Beach House - Monthly Rentals
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Cottage in Wasaga Beach
Cozy Riverfront Cottage Retreat with Dock
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Bluestone
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Home in Wasaga Beach
Stylish Family-house near Wasaga Beach
Guest suite in Collingwood
Tiny Home Tranquility
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Cottage in Wasaga Beach
Modern Private Beach House
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Cheerful and cozy 2-bedroom cottage
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Cottage Charm
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Georgian Bay Cozy
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Georgian Bay Gem

Your guide to Wasaga Beach

All about Wasaga Beach

With the world’s longest freshwater beach, running along the southern shore of Ontario’s Georgian Bay, Wasaga Beach draws visitors looking for sun and sand in the summer. In the winter, downhill and Nordic skiing opportunities bring in cold-weather-sports enthusiasts. Located inside the Wasaga Beach Provincial Park, the town’s famously long stretch of sandy beach area faces west, positioning it for incredible sunset watching and offering panoramic views of the Niagara Escarpment.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Wasaga Beach?

Visitors looking for good skiing opportunities pay the price in the freezing cold, windy winters of Wasaga Beach. But summer brings comfortable weather, with some clouds and extremely moderate temperatures, making it an ideal time to stay in one of the area’s cottage rentals. The average summer high peaks at around 75 degrees Fahrenheit in July, falling by mid-September. Summer nights stay mild, with the average low staying around 60 degrees in July. The area sees typical winter weather, sinking to the low teens. Combine that with the wind gusts that can come in off the bay, and it adds up to the need to bring many warm layers for a winter vacation to Wasaga Beach.


What are the top things to do in Wasaga Beach?

Nordic Skiing and Snowshoeing

While downhill enthusiasts head to big peaks a half hour away from Wasaga Beach, Nordic skiers have easy access to more than 18 miles of groomed trails (and snowshoers can trek through 6 miles of trails) in the forests of the provincial park, where wildlife sightings of white-tailed deer and winter birds are common. Wasaga Nordic & Trail Centre center offers rentals, light refreshments, and a warming center.

Beaches

The main beach section, known as Beach Areas One and Two, attract the biggest crowds, but one of Wasaga’s best features is the near-infinite room to spread out along the nine-mile stretch of soft sand. Areas Three to Six offer picnic tables and playgrounds, making them more family-friendly, too. All sections boast warm, clean, and shallow water that earned Wasaga Beach a Blue Flag certification for its safety and eco-friendliness.

Nancy Island Historic Site

The preserved wreck of the War of 1812-era British schooner HMS Nancy and other artifacts ― including a 24-pound American cannonball ― sit on display near the Wasaga Beach Welcome Centre. The ship’s sunken hull helped encourage the formation of the island on which its museum now sits by impeding the flow of sand and silt from the Nottawasaga River.

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