Enjoy The Most Desirable Riverfront Location In Wasaga Beach? Perfectly Situated In Action Packed Beach Area 1. We Welcome a Wide Range Of Cottagers Of All Age Groups. Enjoy The Gorgeous Sunsets Over-Looking The Water. Boat Launch Right Next Door For Any Of Your Water Toys. Steps To The Main Strip Across The St. To Enjoy The Vibrant Life Wasaga Has To Offer. Park Your Car, Put The Keys Away, Open Your Bottle Of Wine As All Amenities Are Just Steps Away.

My brother Carmine & myself have been cottage owners and renters for over 30 years. We take pride in our cottages, locations & the experiences and memories our guests create.

Our welcome mat stretches for miles along the World's Longest Freshwater Beach! Wasaga Beach has long been hailed as one of the premier tourist destinations in the world and home to the World's Longest Freshwater Beach. Our white sandy shoreline stretches across South Georgian Bay and includes panoramic views of the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere. Wasaga Beach is also home to the scenic Nottawasaga River and a dramatic and unique sand dune system, all surrounded by hectares of natural wetlands and woodlands. Wasaga Beach is truly a natural wonder and a recreational paradise with trails, cycling routes, parks, and waterfront access all year round. Wasaga Beach offers an excellent variety of accommodations, dining, service, and shopping options. All offered up with our special beachside hospitality. If you haven't already, it is time for you to consider Wasaga Beach your Ontario playground and paradise destination. Are you looking for open space? Check. Are you looking for fresh air? Check. Are you looking for warm white sandy beaches that stretch as far as you can see? Check! Have fun for the day or relax for the week. Come and create new family memories with us on Ontario's most epic shoreline Views of Historic Nancy Island - Nancy Island Historic Site has served as a historic site since 1928 and is the most viable site to the War of 1812 in Simcoe County and the Georgian Bay region. It represents a major event during the War of 1812: HMS Nancy’s battle against three American schooners on August 14th of 1814. The island houses the charred hull and artefacts of the HMS Nancy from this pivotal moment in Canadian history. The borders of Canada today are a direct result of the valiant struggles of the Nancy and her crew! Visitors to the site can join a heritage costumed staff member and discover the history of the Nancy and her crew, participate in a hands-on historical demonstration, view an award winning video presentation.