A four-season riverhouse on the Nottawasaga — 90 minutes north of Toronto, steps from the longest freshwater beach in the world.
Swim off the dock at breakfast, fire up the grill, and walk the warm shallows of Wasaga at dusk. End the night around the fire pit with the river going by.
Warm wood floors, big windows on the Nottawasaga, and a screened gazebo where the kids can read while you watch the herons. It sleeps eight, with bunk rooms they'll fight over and a kitchen built for a crowd.
One quiet bend of the Nottawasaga puts the whole of Georgian Bay country within easy reach.
Calm, swimmable water right off your dock — paddle upstream to the marsh or float down toward the bay.
The longest freshwater beach in the world — 14 km of sand, warm shallows, and sunsets over Georgian Bay.
Skiing and snowboarding all winter; the village, gondola, and mountain coaster the rest of the year.
The Niagara Escarpment and provincial-park trails for hiking, biking, and autumn colour.
We list on the big sites too — but when you book straight through us, the platform's cut comes off the top and goes back in your pocket.
“The kids lived in the river. We barely moved the car all week — paddled every morning, walked to the beach at night. The porch is everything.”
“Ski days at Blue, sauna by the river after. Coming home to a stocked fireplace beats any hotel. We've already rebooked for March.”
“We came for the colours and stayed inside half the time because the house is so cozy. Real local touch — the welcome note and cider were lovely.”
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