Local Attractions

	Georgian Bay Musky Charters Come see for yourself why beautiful Georgian Bay is a world class trophy musky fishery and why Georgian Bay Musky Charters is rated the best Musky Guide service on the Bay!
	Awenda Park Park visitors will be impressed by the variety of terrain found at Awenda, including boulder fields, cobble beaches, kettle lakes and sand dunes.
	Georgian Bay Islands' National Park Protecting one Canada's national treasures for your enjoyment: you will discover spectacular landscapes, time-worn rock faces, diverse habitats and the rugged beauty of the Canadian Shield. These magnificent islands are accessible by boat only.
	Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre To spark a commitment to conserving wetlands, woodlands and wildlife by creating exciting learning opportunities in a natural setting.
	Casino Rama Casino Rama is situated near Lake Couchiching right on the Chippewas of M’njikaning First Nation offering over 110 gaming tables.
	King's Wharf Theatre Steeped in history and situated on the picturesque shore of Georgian Bay the King's Wharf Theatre is flanked by majestic tall ships and historic buildings. Join us for our 2nd Season of Music and Laughter.
	Penetanguishene 30,000 Island Boat Cruises Welcome aboard the M.S. Georgian Queen... experience the beauty of Georgian Bay on the deck of Huronia's largest cruise ship.
	Big Chute Marine Railway The marine railways at Big Chute tell a tale of engineering and circumstance that are an integral part of the heritage of the Trent-Severn Waterway
	Discovery Harbour (Tall Ships) Discovery Harbour is a picturesque historic site situated on beautiful Penetanguishene Bay. Discovery Harbour is also the homeport of the magnificent ships H.M.S. Tecumseth and H.M.S. Bee, full-scale active replicas of the original Royal Navy vessels that were stationed at the base in the early 19th century
	Martyrs' Shrine Church National shrine honouring Jesuit missionary saints who lived and died here 350 years ago. Officially designated pilgrimage site for the Jubilee Year 2000.
	Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Sainte-Marie was the 17th century fortress and headquarters for the French Jesuit mission to the Huron nation and was Ontario's first European community.