allow electric golf carts to park on beach like old days- rent further away =most convenient, moreaccessible, new bridges/boardwalk cart

Pace the old speedway on oxbow park dr so rollerbladers, longboarders etc, can cruise - rentals maybe like the orillia indoor rink.

We have an area for volleyball in the beach but could we also not add a couple of basketball courts at beach 1 or 2

Can we see a winter dome for tennis. This would come down in the summer, but would attract sports tourism during the off season, year round.

Build an indoor tennis dome in Wasaga Beach to boost winter activity and attract Blue Mountain Resort skiers who love tennis.

Adding clay tennis courts, WB creates distinct, vibrant, multigenerational community attracting quality tourists and promotes healthy living

Bring concerts, events, food trucks & vendors - separate summer noise rules that reflect tourism, crowds & music.to allow lively beach vibe!

Position town as gateway like Blue Mountain's winter offerings. Night/Day snowshoeing (lit trail), beachside bonfires, snowmobile tours

Introduce themed guided hikes, walking or biking. Bike rentals. Fall:tied to leaf changing. Winter: snowshoeing

We need to create activities as a priority to draw people here and develop revenue sources. The investment could be. minimal

A wedding destination, "get married on the beach", would differentiate our town and bring people to the hotel and spend $

Sleigh rides along the beach; beautiful restaurants overlooking the water; culinary contests and events; and European style Christmas market

I grew up in Collingwood and have lived in WB for almost 20 years. I'm extremely happy with the changes. We're becoming a FAMILY destination

14km boardwalk filled with amazing vendors and shops!!!!

I think all Provincial Park areas presently used as Provincial Parks should be maintained as public space when taken over by the Town.

The priority must be to protect Wasaga's sand dunes and big pines. Don't let the developers bulldoze them. Keep the shoreline pristine.

Leave it the way it is

Give us a button on this page to upload photographs of beach amenities that we've seen in other parts of the world.

I would visit Wasaga Beach again if the piping plovers on the protected beach area were saved. Bird-watching is a good tourist attraction.

I am highly against converting the protected birding area to a public beach by clearing the strand and raking the dunes smooth. Birds matter

No more condos! I was very disappointed when I saw the details of "The breakers" simply being a huge number of condos for priviledged fews.

Bring back family fun events, theatre, music events, and for winter - "skate on the longest freshwater beach in the world" at Beach 1 & 2

As a resident of your neighbour in Springwater Township Im concerned that access will be restricted and my provincial pass is invalid.

We lack rental apartments in this area. Low rise would be ideal.

Keep the natural beach natural and do not reduce or groom/rake protected areas. Plants, driftwood, and plovers belong on Wasaga Beach

Have unique, small business owner types of offerings or lesser knowns. Pastry/bread/coffee. Allow Marriott to open dining facing the water.

Proper motorsports. Be it Karting, Oval, anything. Not cheesy public karting. Lets get motorsports back into Wasaga... = Huge revenue drive

A little concert hall would be nice. Something like Koerner hall in Toronto. Classical music, etc. Bring some culture to the city.

Nightlife, a huge revenue builder. Let's get some fun places like Banana's on the strip. We need that vital lifeline. Multiple bars to hop.

A waterpark with attached accommadations will have people come and spend in the winter as well as summer, before collingwood builds one!

turn the arena lands into an indoor waterpark with a shuttle to the beach area

Wasaga needs an indoor waterpark near the beach area, donate the land to entice a waterpark operator to construct a waterpark, eg wolf lodge

There should be an area with a Pier built into the water, so everyone including disabled people can enjoy feeling like they are in the Bay.

You're not planning a resort! People live &work, raise families, care for seniors, support wildlife protection. It's not Disneyland!

A long paved trail that is maintained and kept clean for all year access. Ideally located where the shore is in view but protected from sand

I would like to see a water obstacle course, slides etc. My grandchildren love the splash water park in Barrie,It would be nice if we had