Real Estate in Wasaga Beach and the Georgian Triangle

Wasaga Beach has many features and attractions that invite people to the area. For families and visitors Wasaga Beach has 2 state of the art facilities. For sports enthusiasts young and old alike, the beach has the Wasaga Sports Park and the state of the art RecPlex - Oakview Community Centre. For visitors and history buff's Wasaga Beach offers a trip back into time to the war of 1812. In July Nancy Island historic site comes alive with the sounds of musket and cannon fire as over 400 people re-enact this historic battle.

		Wasaga Beach is Canada's largest fresh water beach. The beach stretches for over 14 kilometres with beautiful sandy shores and crystal clear water. Whether you are looking for your permanent home, or summer and winter retreat, Wasaga Beach has it all
		Sports Park offers recreational facilities including baseball, football, soccer and a driving range. The park grounds offer sport's enthusiasts room to frolic and play, winter, summer, fall or winter. Bring your family or friends and spend the day at Wasaga Beach's Sports Park. Enjoy year round ice surface at Wasaga Stars Arena. For golf enthusiasts Wasaga Beach hosts 3 18 hole public golf courses.
		The RecPlex - Oakview Community Centre features two first class, multi function halls for staging special events including business meetings, weddings, trade shows, community theatre and other fine entertainment. This state of the art facility offers a comprehensive selection of programs and services that benefit of all residents of Wasaga Beach and neighbouring communities.
		The Nancy was built as a private cargo vessel in 1789. During the war of 1812 she was called into service and played the important role as a British supply ship. The ship was referred to as "H.M.S. Nancy". The British chose the Nottawasaga River as their new supply route. The Americans sent forces into the area. Despite a courageous battle, the "Nancy" was set afire and sunk on this historic site.