Willow Trace Bed and Breakfast

Nature

by kris-t

The town is a short distance from the popular Wasaga Beach Provincial Park, an attractive destination that received the title of Biosphere Reserve in 2004, and is the world's largest freshwater beach.

Collingwood Federal Building

by kris-t

Year built 1914
This masterpiese, which once housed the Post Office, Customs House and Navigation Shool, is a must-see. The exterior features a rich marble facade decorated with Corinthan columns and topped with a copper roof and central stained-glass dome. Notable interior features include rich oak, marble and wrought iron details.

Georgian Bay view

by kris-t

Free of the earth, suspended high above the ground, you have the most spectacular view possible of Georgian Bay and the surrounding countryside. With a sturdy wire fence lining the walkway, even the smallest adventurer can see everything.

Collingwood - 4 Season Destination

by CdnJane

"Memory from the past"

Collingwood was up until about 1970 well known for being a ship building town, as well as having the grain elvators to take on up or down the Great Lakes. That is all gone now. It is still the gateway to the highest elevation of skiing in central Ontario - especially now with ownership by Interwest, who developed Whistler BC. There are also the apple orchards towards Thornbury, and summer cottages and homes for those wanting to enjoy the waters of Georgian Bay

Collingwood

by orlandom

Collingwood located on the southern shore of Georgian Bay and at the foot of Ontario's highest ski hill, Blue Mountain, in the heart of one of Ontario's most attractive year-round recreation and tourist destinations.