Collingwood tourist information
Collingwood Ontario
Collingwood is located in the heart of Ontario’s finest four-season destination area. Easy to reach, Collingwood offers a combination of old time charm and history with the best recreation in Southern Ontario. Whether relocating to Collingwood as a full or part time resident, or looking for a new weekend retreat, we can offer you all of the amenities and support you require. There are great opportunities in this area in business, tourism and industry. Growth retention and new business are key components to the economic stability of this progressive community.
Collingwood is blessed with a variety of landscapes and environments from our lush unspoiled natural beauty to the breezy hills of the Blue Mountains. One never tires of the endlessly changing colours surrounding the shores of southern Georgian Bay, and exploring the shoreline that ranges from a marshy bird sanctuary to rock sweeping vistas and white sandy beaches.
There are around a dozen golf courses within a half hours drive from historical downtown known as Hurontario Street that was once known as the Chicago of the North. There are over 60 kilometers of trails in Collingwood where you can walk, bike, or ride horseback and you can link up to the Georgian Trail and Bruce Trail from our trails system. Tennis, boating, kayaking, rock climbing, fishing, hiking and extreme mountain biking are just some of the activities you can experience.
Our many pubs and music clubs, a new live theatre producing live entertainment and our many fine restaurants providing both top quality live music from Jazz to Punk Rock and an abundant range of excellent food experiences to fit any taste or pocket book. Shopping Downtown Collingwood offers a variety of quaint boutiques with unique giftware and trendy shops in a restored heritage district that is a must to visit.
Many exciting events take place throughout the summer including the Triathlon, Horseshow, live Theatre and the renowned Collingwood Elvis Festival that takes place at the end of July. Summer concludes with The Rotary Club of Collingwood’s Annual Dragon Boat Races and Gully Town – a night of country music at the Gayety Theatre that will bring back memories.
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