8 Secret Beaches In Ontario That You’ll Want To Visit Before Summer Is Over
Escape the crowds & feel like you are in the tropics. 🏝️
You don't need to book a flight to the Caribbean to enjoy a vacation in paradise. Instead, we gathered up Ontario beaches where you can escape the crowds.
Before summer is over, it is time to plan a road trip to treat yourself to a relaxing day floating in turquoise water and lounging on the sand.
Here are eight beaches you'll want to check out:
Big Sandy Bay
Price: $10.00+ per person
Address: Big Sandy Bay, Frontenac Islands, ON
Why You Need To Go: You can soak up the sunshine on a stunning island with a secluded bay.
Little Cove Beach
Price: Free
Address: 237 Little Cove Rd., Tobermory, ON
Why You Need To Go: The crystal-clear turquoise water will make you feel like you are in the Caribbean.
Sand Hill Park
Price: $12.00 per person
Address: 930 Lakeshore Rd., Port Burwell, ON
Why You Need To Go: Here you can walk to the top of a towering dune to marvel at the spectacular lookout over Lake Erie and then relax on the sandy beach.
Mindemoya Public Beach
Price: Free
Address: 526 Ketchankookem Trail #516, Mindemoya, ON
Why You Need To Go: Unlike many other lakes, Lake Mindemoya isn't a dark blue but an eye-catching bright turquoise.
Old Woman Bay
Price: $10.84+ per vehicle
Address: Algoma, Unorganized, North Part, ON
Why You Need To Go: It is a hidden paradise, where you can swim and enjoy views of cliffs. Near the beach, you can also find a hiking trail that will give you a fantastic lookout over the bay.
Burley Beach
Price: $10.84+ per vehicle
Address: Pinery Provincial Park, 9526 Lakeshore Rd., Grand Bend, ON
Why You Need To Go: It is an azure water paradise that is the ultimate beach day.
Rock Point Provincial Park Beach
Price: $10.84+ per vehicle
Address: 215 Niece Rd., Dunnville, ON
Why You Need To Go: In Rock Point Provincial Park, you can see a colourful coral reef and relax on the 1-kilometre stretch of sandy shoreline.
Darlington Provincial Park Beach
Price: $10.84+ per vehicle
Address: 1600 Darlington Park Rd., Bowmanville, ON
Why You Need To Go: At this provincial park, you can find multiple short hiking trails and a golden sand beach on Lake Ontario.
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