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Sunset Point Park is a walking distance from the hotel. It explores Collingwood’s beautiful waterfront park that has spectacular views of Escarpment and iconic Collingwood Terminals as well as the breathtaking sunsets. Swim, walk, bike and enjoy all the amenities such as the children’s playground, the shale rock beach and The Chipper Fresh Cut Fries

The Local Collingwood Trails that connects the area with over 60 kilometres of recreational trails. The Collingwood Trails lead to top places to explore in the Town including the tranquil gardens of the Arboretum, the new Labyrinth, the Historic Downtown and the scenic lookout at Millennium Park. The well-marked Trails can get you around safely and quickly. Pick up a free Collingwood Trail map at the front desk.

Blue Mountain is a year round destination. Featuring winter activities such as skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and skating. With everything from ropes courses and zip lines, to private beaches and putting courses, there are endless ways to keep your family busy during summer in the Blue Mountains.

Wasaga Beach is a short drive, 15 minutes from our hotel. Enjoy Ontario's largest fresh-water beach, a popular tourist spot which features 14 kilometres of white sandy beach front. Bring a beach towel, some water toys and enjoy this spectacular beach with breathtaking views of the Escarpment in the distance.

The Collingwood Museum is a must-visit destination for those interested in the town’s rich history and heritage. Housed in a beautifully restored 1873 railway station, the museum offers engaging exhibits that explore Collingwood’s shipbuilding legacy, Indigenous history, and local life through the years. Visitors can view artifacts, archival photographs, and interactive displays that bring the past to life. The museum also hosts seasonal programs, walking tours, and educational events.

Scenic Caves Nature Adventures, located just minutes from Collingwood in the Blue Mountain area, is one of the region’s top outdoor attractions. Set atop the Niagara Escarpment, this natural wonder offers a mix of adventure and history. Visitors can explore a network of deep caves and crevices, including the famous Ice Cave, which stays cold even in summer. The site also features Ontario’s longest suspension footbridge, offering stunning views of Georgian Bay.

The Collingwood Farmers’ Market is a vibrant, community-focused market held every Saturday morning from May to October in Downtown Collingwood. Located along Second Street, between Pine and Hurontario, the market features a wide variety of local vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, baked treats, preserves, meats, cheeses, and handmade crafts.

The Wasaga Beach Casino, officially known as Gateway Casino Wasaga Beach, is a new entertainment destination located just a short drive from Collingwood in the nearby beach town of Wasaga Beach. Opened in late 2022, the casino features a modern, 25,000-square-foot facility with a wide range of gaming options, including electronic and live table games like blackjack, roulette, and baccarat, as well as hundreds of slot machines.

he GNE, short for the Great Northern Exhibition, is a beloved annual fair held just outside Collingwood, typically in September, celebrating agriculture, community, and rural traditions in the South Georgian Bay area. Hosted at the GNE Fairgrounds in Clearview Township, the event features livestock shows, equestrian competitions, local crafts, homegrown produce competitions, demolition derbies, live music, a midway with rides and games, and lots of classic fair food.

The Scandinave Spa Blue Mountain, located just minutes from Collingwood, is a world-renowned outdoor spa retreat nestled in a serene forest setting overlooking the Niagara Escarpment. Known for its Scandinavian hydrotherapy experience, the spa offers a cycle of hot, cold, and relaxation through a series of hot baths, cold plunges, saunas, steam rooms, and tranquil rest areas—both indoors and outdoors, year-round.