This was a great guided tour and commentary. Got a lot of information about the areas history. I…read moreliked the beef pie and strawberry banana booker parrot bay they was made in Canada. I loved hearing the folklore and learning about what to do from fellow travelers . Looking forward to seeing St Marie and limestone beach and there are beatific views from the ship. It waste really neat thAt the wright brothers stayed here, and price was reasonable for the miss midland. There was no choppy water eithet. Loved the Georgian bay islands.

From the owner: Experience the sparking waters, windswept pines & rocky grandeur of Georgian Bay's 30,000 Islands…read moreaboard the Miss Midland. Cruises depart from Midland, Ontario town dock from May to October. Sightseeing, lunch, dinner & special event cruises are available.

I wanted to plan a last minute kayaking trip with my partner so we found this place in Keswick and…read moredecided to just do a walk-in. Upon arrival, it may seem like it's difficult to find parking, but once you drive past the shop, there is a lot of parking behind. We walked into the shop, and within seconds, staff greeted us. It was great and easy to know everything as there was a giant menu of all the services and water activities they provided. We asked for 2 single kayaks, and they told us there were plenty! 1 single kayak is $25/4 hours, which is an amazing price. This also includes a lifejacket and paddle. You honestly can't find this deal in Toronto. You get charged a mandatory damage deposit of $200 per kayak first, and once you return from your trip, you get your deposit back and pay the $25. The staff were very nice and the lake was great! The kayaks and paddles were super sturdy and well maintained. We went around 2pm and there were a decent amount of people, but not too packed. Later in the afternoon is when we saw it started getting pretty busy. There was a hiccup in payments at first, where the first card machine didn't work, so I used a second one. After my trip, I checked my bank and they charged me twice. They were super nice and accommodating and refunded me back the amount. I will definitely be back and rent with them again!!!

We went to rent a pontoon this Friday, everything it's great, they have bbq grill on the pontoon,…read morebluetooth to play music, and fishing(we release the one in the pic)! We would definitely come here again! The only thing is you gotta wait the staff for a while because they are too busy, but they extend our boat time for this, so I am really satisfied

Dont come this place,the lady i was tooking to the phone was anpropesonal/rude,goodluck to other…read morepeople,i just hope that they dont get a treatment like i get,im not going to recomende to any of my family/frend's,i just don't......

What's better than a perfect summer barbecue chilling with friends and family on a nearby lake? All…read morethe above while fishing on a private pontoon boat with a picnic table. Early 6:30 am carpooling my friend @xowendyli at Vaughan Mills for a smooth 45 minutes drive to Lawrence Park, just north edge of Barrie on the coast of Little Lake. We ordered dollar ice coffees at McDonald's before setting sail on our new adventure. Her parents prepared plenty of food - from sausage and egg sandwiches for breakfast to Angus rib steak and chicken drumsticks for the grill with fruits, salad, ramen and rice. Our boat driver (her dad) drove to the best fishing spots - he got his first after 5 minutes of arriving. I've never imagined myself catching fish for the first time could be nerve-racking, flowing with excitement and feeling at peace with nature all at once. My first try was a tiny one, and as my skill improved over time, I seized a handful of palm-sized sunfish, also known as pumpkinseed fish. Another friend came in the afternoon complaining the two-hour traffic was horrendous. By day end, we had fun and got to keep our prize.

On the 1st of July we were 2 adults and 2 small child (4 and 6) boating on Cook's Bay when we lost…read morepower. A fisherman in a small boat gave me a ride to Monto Reno Marina to seek help. A storm was coming and again, there were 2 small kids on board the drifting boat. The managers or Monto Reno Marina were helpful and provided me with the phone number of York Police. Alternatively they could tow my boat or take me there with a small electric motor that a kind soul gave me for the emergency, but they would do so only for a fee of $ 120. Again, there were 2 small kids on the boat and a storm was coming - and I was not asking for a free ticket to Australia.

From the owner: "Where Family Fun on The Water Begins"…read more Located 40 minutes for Toronto on the Northwest shore of Cooks Bay, Lake Simcoe.

Did this trail three times, once clockwise about quarter way, once counter clockwise about quarter…read moreway and just recently the complete 8km trail. The complete 8 km walking trail was boring for me as much of it is not covered be trees and it was a hot day. The part that is covered is good. But the only issue is it relatively flat and this does not add any challenges. There is paid parking and many people also park near Home Hardware and a grocery store.

We have booked Island Lake Conservation Area for our wedding ceremony later this year and we…read morecouldn't be more excited about this as our venue. Our contact, Meghan, has been super awesome about handling all of our random questions leading up to the ceremony and has been super accommodating. The park itself is really lovely, right on the lake. They also have an amphitheatre over the water at the beach area which is available to book for functions (this is where we are going to get married). We really wanted to find a place in nature without having to drive too far from the city - this was the perfect spot for us!

On the Muskoka lakes, you could easily spend two hours in the boat getting from point A to point B;…read moreit definitely helps to know where the marinas are located for refueling. Walkers Point -- aside from being one of the more well-established and full-service on the lakes -- is conveniently located for trips in and out of Gravenhurst. Aside from fuel, WP offers new and used boat sales in a beautiful showroom that's dangerous fun to browse, service and parts, boat supplies from bumpers to navigation lights, water sport supplies like kayaks and wake boards, cottage indulgences such as Aqua Lily Pads and water trampolines, snacks, coffee, and wifi. Yup, you could hang out in the bow of a Cobalt Facebooking friends and enjoying a cappuccino if you were so inclined. One day I just may try it and see what happens.

My dad does all our boat buying and maintenance through walkers. They always do a great job. But my…read morefavourite thing about walkers is their canada day fire works by boat every year! So much fun. Love it.

The people at the marina are friendly. I rented a fishing pontoon boat for the day, which was very…read moreaffordable in comparison to nearby marinas. The boat was very clean. The marina was easy to find and there was ample parking onsite. When we went in at lunch to gather a couple more people, they called to make sure we had enough life jackets for everyone onboard.