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Beach Area 1

Beach area 1 is the busiest beach area in the community.  It is home to many shops, restaurants and this is also the site of many of Wasaga Beach’s Special Events where you’ll find everything from triathlons, Corvette Weekend (Beach Cruize), vintage auto displays to Kitefest and Fireworks.

But Wasaga Beach Provincial Park has eight beach areas (entry fees for vehicles only), each with its own washrooms, change facilities and picnic tables. As a rule, the farther west you go, the quieter and less crowded the beaches become. Families stake out picnic tables and set up camp for the day, building sand castles, reading paperbacks and relaxing in the sun. As for Nottawasaga Bay itself, remember that you can wade out quite a distance in the shallow water and sandbars, making it ideal for children.

Main Street Mall
Browse through the Main Street Mall for bargains on swimwear, beach toys, souvenirs and more!  Spend time at the Arcade or brave the Haunted House.  The Main Street Mall is alive with activity in the summer months.

Big Shots Driving Range

Wasaga Waterworld River Road West
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This complete water amusement park offers a kiddie playland, giant wave pool, speed slides, water slides, paddle boats and thermal pool. For current rates, please visit our website by clicking the link above.

Telephone: (705) 429-4400. For current rates, please visit our website by clicking the link above.

Wasaga Beach Paintball Adventure
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Enjoy the exciting, safe sport of paintball on 60-acres of rolling wooded terrain. Playing field site rated the best paintball in Canada. Top notch equipment. Safety is our main concern.  Open April to November, groups welcome, call for reservations. Phone: (705) 429-5065

Wasaga 500 Go-Karts Ltd.
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Hwy. 92, P.O. Box 180, Wasaga Beach.  Telephone: (705) 322-2594.
Provides entertainment for the whole family including a one mile go-kart track, nine professional batting cages, 36 hole miniature golf and snack-bar.

Rounds Ranch Farm Adventures
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Canada’s most spectacular cornfield maze (435,000 sq. ft. – 5 km of trails) promising to be adventurous and entertaining for all ages. Some of the other attractions include horse & tractor drawn wagon rides, pedal carts, giant straw maze, roped tree maze, soybean maze, apples away, plus much more. Rounds Ranch Farm Adventures guarantee unique exciting experiences for individuals of all ages, families, groups, clubs, and companies. There is also a farm market where you can find farm fresh eggs, meats, home baking, produce and preserves and it’s located only 4 km east of Wasaga Beach on County Road 92.

Nancy Island Museum
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This museum displays the original hull of the schooner HMS Nancy, which was sunk by the British Commander in the Nottawasaga River in 1814 to avoid a superior American force. The museum offers regular tours daily, special events and evening programs which take place around a campfire.

Off Duty Fishing Charters and River Cruises
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16 Harbour Crescent, Wasaga Beach, (705) 429-1615/Cell (705) 446-4383. All tackle included for Salmon, Rainbow, Splake, and Lake Trout. English, French, and German spoken.

Phatwakes Wakeboarding/Sea-Doo rentals
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Ever wanted to try wakeboarding..now you can!  Check out Phatwakes to book a lesson or sign your children up for wakeboard day camp.  Also available are Sea-doo rentals. Phatwakes is located at the main end of Wasaga Beach near Beach Area 1 right beside the Main Street bridge on the Nottawasaga River.

Wasaga Beach Provincial Park
Within the Town of Wasaga Beach is a Provincial Park, 14 km in length, consisting of 350 acres of beach and picnic areas.  There are six gated beach areas (areas 1-6) and two ungated beach areas (Allenwood and New Wasaga Beach).  While provincial cutbacks eliminated the Beach Patrol Program some years ago in Wasaga Beach, teams consisting of a qualified lifeguard and a Park warden patrol the beach daily on ATV’s and mountain bikes. A patrol boat augments these teams providing safe surroundings for a visit to the beach.

Wasaga Nordic Centre
The 30 kilometre Wasaga Nordic Trails are located in the 500 hectare dunes area of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park. The combination of raised beach ridges and swales, various sand dune features and rare plant life make this area unique in Ontario.  It is highly sensitive to human disturbances and therefore has been set aside as a nature reserve zone of the park.

The Dunes
Enjoy spectacular scenery and explore the riverside trails. The pristine beauty of this area of Wasaga Beach is almost a secret, even among locals! You’ll need a map to find the dunes as they are hidden behind a residential neighbourhood.

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