Hit The Beaches in the Great Canadian Wilderness

By Kate

July 31, 2014

No need to stay lakeside to enjoy the refreshing, sparkling lakes that the region is known for. Visit one of many public beaches in Algonquin Park, the Almaguin Highlands, Muskoka and Parry Sound and enjoy a beautiful day on the water instead. Some have cooking facilities, some allow pets, some have on-duty lifeguards. All are sure to supply plenty of fun in the sun.

ALGONQUIN PARK

Canisbay Bay
East Beach and Picnic Ground
Lake of Two Rivers Picnic Ground and Beach

ALMAGUIN HIGHLANDS

Doe Lake Sprucedale

MUSKOKA

Annie Williams Park Bracebridge
Avery Beach Huntsville
Bala Park Beach
Bass Lake Park Beach Gravenhurst
Baycliffe Park Beach Milford Bay
Bowyer’s Beach Bracebridge
Bracebridge Bay Park & Beach
Camp Kitchen Beach Huntsville
Dwight Beach
Echo Beach Raymond
Eileen Gowan Park & Beach Bracebridge
Four Mile Point Park Beach Muskoka Lakes
Fox Point Beach Bracebridge
Franklin Park Beach Gravenhurst
Gull Lake Park Beach Gravenhurst
Hanna Park Beach Port Carling
High Falls Swimming Area Bracebridge
Holditch Street Beach Bracebridge
Hutcheson Beach Huntsville
Indian Crescent Park Beach Port Carling
Jaspen Park Beach Bala
Kirby’s Beach Bracebridge
Lake of Bays Park Beach Baysville
Memorial Park Bracebridge
Muskoka Bay Park Beach Gravenhurst
Muskoka Falls Beach Bracebridge
Oxtongue Rapids Park Beach Dwight
Port Sandfield Park Beach
Port Sydney Beach Park
Prospect Lake Beach Bracebridge
Rosseau Beach Muskoka Lakes
Skeleton Lake Beach Ullswater
Sunset Park Beach Torrance
Tally Bay Beach Hillside
Valley Green Beach Milford Bay
Windermere Park Beach
Windsor Park Beach Bala
Wood Lake Beach Bracebridge

PARRY SOUND AND AREA

MacTier Beach
McKellar Beach
Old Town Beach Parry Sound
Waubuno Beach Parry Sound

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