Location
Midland and the Southern Georgian Bay area is known
as the "Gateway to the 30,000 Islands". The
Midland area is one of Ontario's Historically Significant
resort destinations dating back to Samuel de Champlain's
exploration of Georgian Bay in 1615 and one of the first
Jesuit Missions in North America. The Southern Georgian
Bay area provides recreational waterfronts, cruise operations,
sandy beach areas, hotels, motels, country inns, and
family resort and cottage accommodation. Most recently
the town of Midland was awarded "Winner"of
the Community in Bloom (towns under 20,000 population)
contest for 2005. Close to the Greater Toronto Area,
Midland is easily accessible via Highway 400 to Highway
93, or to Highway 12. Our suggested road trip to Midland,
Ontario provides a rural route tour through some picturesque
Ontario country side as well as a number charming towns
and villages.
Towns close to Midland include Elmvale and Penetanguishene.
Fall Colour Routes
Midland can be a final destination or a starting point
for a beautiful autumn trip to see the fall colours
(colors) See our suggested fall
colour routes that include Midland Ontario.
Accommodations in the Midland Area
Attractions in the Midland Area
Outdoor Experiences
Ontario Parks
Culture and History
Hotels in Midland Ontario
A variety of Midland hotels are available with on-line
bookings from the Days Inn, Comfort Inn, Holiday Inn
and more. Book
Midland Hotels On-line
Mildand Area Tourism Information
Official Town Web Site: Town
of Midland
Georgian
Bay Tourism
Southern
Georgian Bay Chamber of Commerce
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