Town in Ontario, Canada
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Wasaga Beach is a town of 24,862 people (2021) in Central Ontario on the shores of southern Georgian Bay. It is a popular summer tourist destination, featuring the world's longest freshwater beach. Over two million people visit Wasaga Beach every summer.
Frozen yoghurt and ice cream.
Grandma's
Ice cream, butter tarts, fudge, and more
Pizza and doner kebabs.
A 3-minute walk to Beach Area One. Motel rooms, Jacuzzi suites, mini condos and chalets include daily housekeeping, towel service, full kitchens, 4 piece bathrooms, cable TV and air-conditioning. 1 – 4 bedroom cottages have 3 or 4 piece bathrooms, cable TV and air-conditioning. They do not include towels or housekeeping, however, there are coin laundry facilities on site and all your linens are provided. Shared and private BBQs, playground and heated pool.
Outdoor heated pool, Wi-Fi high speed internet, daily maid service.
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