Georgian Bay

Georgian Bay

Georgian Bay itself is part of Lake Huron and is one of the largest bodies of freshwater in the world. Home to the longest freshwater beach and the largest freshwater archipelago in the world, it is nicknamed the sixth Great Lake. The region around this magnificent body of water is equally spectacular and is home to some of the loveliest communities in Ontario.
Separated from the larger part of Lake Huron by the imposing and magnificent Niagara Escarpment, the landscape is famous for its windswept pines, towering cliffs, and endless beaches. It is a sought-after real estate treasure dotted with small historic towns and communities and the beauty of the region attract tourists year-round.

This magnificent area needs to be seen to be believed. Its iconic landscapes, are world famous, having served as the inspiration for the renowned Group of 7 artists. Georgian Bay offers unparalleled real estate opportunities for the discerning homeowner. The Georgian Bay Biosphere is a region of global ecological significance and contains the largest collection of freshwater islands in the world. The renowned Killbear Provincial Park is located here. Known locally as “30 00 Islands”, Georgian Bay is a homeowner’s paradise with a multiplicity of home ownership options ranging from cottages to vast estates and everything in between.

Georgian Bay Communities

The Georgian Bay area includes picturesque towns like Blue Mountain, Collingwood, Meaford, Wasaga Beach, and Thornbury. These communities are located to the north of southwestern Ontario along the Nottawasaga Bay. This region is loved by residents and tourists alike and is a popular destination year-round. Its spectacular rolling hills, orchards, forests, horse farms, conservation areas, hiking trails and beaches mean it has something for everyone. One of the area’s most famous locations is the Blue Mountain Ski Resort which, along with skiing, snowboarding, and tubing, also offers hiking, cycling, and golf. Blue Mountains has a population of just over 6,000, while Collingwood has a population of around 20,000.

North of Collingwood and Blue Mountains are the towns of Meaford and Thornbury, famous for its Thornberry Cidery and thriving artistic community. These historic Ontario towns are among some of the most sought-after in the province and one visit explains why. They are picturesque and perfectly positioned to offer owners the feel of cottage country living and the conveniences of urban amenities.

The town of Wasaga Beach is found further down the Nottawasaga Bay shoreline and is home to 18,000 people. The town is located on the longest freshwater beach in the world. Wasaga Beach hosts many festivals and events throughout the year and is home to many artists and watersport enthusiasts flock to this region. The Bluewater and Simcoe County District School Board govern the many elementary and secondary schools in the area. First time homeowners love this region because of its great real estate opportunities, and it is an ideal location for both families and folk looking to retire.

Additional communities in the Georgian Bay Region include the historic Midlands that is home to the iconic St. Marie- among -the -Hurons heritage site. Midland is in Simcoe County and its 3 beaches and friendly, community- minded locals draw tourists throughout the year. Stayner and Creemore are two additional small towns in Georgian Bay that offer multiple real estate opportunities and have enormous growth potential for the discerning real estate investor.

The entire Georgian Bay Region is spectacular and enjoys some of the most sough-after and beautiful real estate in Ontario. It offers residents an excellent quality of life and the opportunity to have the very best of all worlds in one beautiful location.