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This all seasons provincial park north of Barrie has splendid picnic areas and wooded land. A multitude of wildlife species can be observed in the area, including wolves, swans and owls.
Address: 1331 Highway 26 Midhurst, ON L0L 1X0
 1 705 728-7393
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Good hiking trails, lovely beaches and abundant camp sites (approximately 365) are featured at Awenda Provincial Park. The many recreational options in the park include canoeing, swimming, and cross-country skiing.
Address: North of Penetanguishene, ON Canada L0K 1P0
1 705 549-2231
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Once unloved, the residents of Hill-Billy Hack Animal Sanctuary now enjoy life. The population is varied, ranging from farm animals such as horses, pot-bellied pigs and llamas, to lizards, cockatoos and emus. Visitors may view the animals, go on a trail ride or stay for a campfire.
Address: 937135 Airport Road Mansfield ON L0N1M0
1 705 435-2821
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Sunnidale Park
Park includes a playground, gardens, community centre and off-leash section for dogs. Located between highway 400 and Cundles Road West.
Address: Sunnidale Rd. Hwy 400 to Dunlop St. East exit. Left on Sunnidale Rd Barrie ON Canada L4M 4S4
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Watch the centuries old art of falconry at the Falconry Centre. Outdoor shows are held in a medieval courtyard, which houses over 200 falcons, hawks, eagles, owls, and vultures. Shows are held daily from mid-May until mid-October.
Address: 2nd Line off Hwy 9 Tottenham ON
 Send an Email 1 905 936-1033
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Georgian Trail
This lovely 35 km (22 mi) long trail can be accessed in Collingwood and spreads all the way to Meaford. Suitable for walkers, joggers, cross-country skiers or bikers, the path is well marked to indicate road names and amenities. Benches are available for rests along the route. Contact The Georgian Triangle Tourist Association for more trail information.
Address: West side of Collingwood, south of Hwy 26 ON
1 705 445-0748
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This site is dedicated to the conservation of the wetlands, wildlife and woodlands of the area. Wye Marsh is home to many species of birds and wildlife, including trumpeter swans. The centre is open daily, and regular programs for families are held.
Address: Hwy 12, Midland, ON L4R 4K6
Send an Email (5) 1 705 526-7809
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Harbourview Park
Harbourview Park, at the base of First Street and the Collingwood harbour, boasts a winding boardwalk with stunning views. The park features areas where visitors can learn about the environment as well as a play area. Boat launching facilities are on site.
Address: First Street Collingwood ON
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Wiggle the toes in sand in the summer, or zip along on the cross-country trails in the winter at this provincial park. Wasaga Beach is famous for being the longest freshwater beach in the world, measuring a grand 14 km. There are eight beach areas with day use facilities. Of particular interest is the Nancy Island Historical Site, situated on Nancy Island, which was formed from the silt remaining on the top of a sunken naval vessel.
Address: . Wasaga Beach ON
1 705 429-2516
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Located east of Barrie along the shores of Lake Simcoe is Sibbald Point. This recreational area is suitable for all ages, as it has sandy beaches, treed hiking trails and picnic spots. The area was home to the Sibbald family for 130 years. Visitors may tour the Sibbald manor Eildon Hall (circa 1800s) and St. George church, the family church.
Address: 26465 York Road 18, R.R.#2 Sutton West ON L0E 1R0
1 905 722-8061
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Where abandoned and injured animals receive a second chance, the Muskoka Wildlife Centre isn't a conventional zoo, but rather an interactive learning park where individuals can interact with a variety of animals. Some of the animals on-hand includes wolves, all kinds of wild cats, black bears, fox's, turtles and more.
Address: 20 minutes north of Orilla on highway 11 north
Send an Email (2) 1 705 689-0222
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Innisfil Beach Park
Park is located next to Lake Simcoe and is the setting for the Innisfil Summer Fest and other activities.
Address: End of Beach Road (east) Innisfil ON Canada
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Earl Rowe Provincial Park is located just north of Alliston. It is a destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Swimming, animal and bird watching, hiking, fishing, biking and boating are just some of the activities that can be enjoyed here. Amenities include a campground, boat rentals, park store, flush toilets and a visitor centre.
Address: . Alliston ON Canada
1 705 435-2498
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One of Lake Simcoe's finest beaches is located in Mara Provincial Park. Swimmers, anglers and boaters congregate here during the warmer seasons. A campground with 108 sites is also in the park.
Address: East of Orillia ON
1 705 326-4451
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McGuire Park
McGuire Park has parking spaces available and includes picnic areas, a playground, tennis courts, baseball diamonds and washrooms.
Address: Corner of Burke St & Fox St Penetanguishene ON Canada
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Heritage Park in Barrie
Situated on the banks of Kempenfelt Bay, this waterfront park contains polychromatic vegetation and plenty of green spots for a picnic. Visitors can dock their boats, walk the trails or enjoy the sandy beach. A short walk away are interesting shops and restaurants. Attractions by the park include the Serendipity Princess cruise boat and the Spirit Catcher statue.
Address: Kempenfelt Bay Barrie ON
1 705 739-4223
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Bass Lake Provincial Park is known for fine fishing, hiking and swimming. Winter recreation includes cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Camping in the park is an option, as there are 182 campsites and three group sites.
Address: West of Orillia, ON Canada
1 705 326-7054
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This provincial park is at the base of Blue Mountain, on the shores of the Georgian Bay. Some of the rocks of this Niagara Escarpment area contain invertebrate fossils as old as 455 million years. There are 172 campsites in the park, some with electrical hook-ups.
Address: RR # 3 Collingwood ON
1 705 445-4467
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This non-profit organization is involved with wildlife rescue and rehabilitation and provides a home for endangered species. Animals that can be seen at the sanctuary include black bears, tigers, lions, wolves and more.
Address: 8633 10th Line of Essa, RR 2 Barrie ON Canada L4M 4S4
Send an Email 1 705 721-4730
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Memorial Park
Park features tennis courts and a picnic area. Historic monuments can also be seen, dedicated to those who died in war.
Address: On Main St & Poyntz St Penetanguishene ON Canada L9M 1S8
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Walk the lovely trails of the Elmvale Jungle Zoo and view such exotic creatures as tigers, jaguars and monkeys. A petting zoo and children's playground are also on the site. Open seven days a week from late May until Thanksgiving.
Address: Highway 27, Elmvale, ON
Send an Email (1) 1 705 322-1112
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Tudhope Park
Tudhope Park contains 62 acres of lovely land, as well as Moose Beach, which boasts superb swimming in Lake Couchiching. There are change rooms at the park as well as several walking trails and flower gardens. The Jerry Udell baseball diamond, and Barnfield Point Recreation Centre with six sheets of ice for curling and conference facilities are also on site.
Address: Off Atherley Rd Orillia ON
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