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Living in Wasaga Beach
In Wasaga, there’s a vibrant commercial district along the beach, and another, slightly away from the water, which serves one of the fastest growing communities in Ontario. Many families and seniors are choosing Wasaga Beach not just for its beauty, but for its proximity to Barrie and Collingwood, its easy access to the GTA and its array of shops and services. As this area continues to develop, major changes and upgrades will be coming to both the beach district and commercial areas further providing excellent amenities to its residents and visitors.
The Nancy Island Historic Site showcases the charred remains of the HMS Nancy, a ship that repelled three American schooners in the War of 1812. This ship was lifted from the depths of the bay in 1928, 114 years after it was sunk.
Points of Interest
Things To Do
Wasaga Beach Provincial Park
At over 14km of sandy shoreline, Wasaga Beach offers several different beach segments offering different amenities and activities. All beaches have access to parking, playgrounds and picnic areas, which are most popular during the summer months. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, shorebirds and plants.
Nancy Island Historic Site
The Wasaga Beach visitor center was officially opened in 2012 to commemorate the bicentennial of the War of 1812 and highlight the natural and cultural riches of the Wasaga Beach area. The visitor center is the gateway to the Nancy Island Historic Site which features a theater, a museum and a replica of a Great Lakes lighthouse.
Wasaga Beach Public Library
The Wasaga Beach Public Library is a space where the community can come together to teach, learn, and improve on their skills. The library has been constantly developing over the past few years to provide new technologies, services and various resources.
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