Innisfil Beach Park
2-minute walkInnisfil's main public beach on Lake Simcoe, with sand, a playground, a splash pad and a paved, lit trail along the water.
Our cottage is a two-minute walk from Innisfil Beach Park, so the lake is your front yard in summer and your ice-fishing spot in winter. Here is what guests do nearby, sorted by season, with rough drive times from 650 Chestnut St.

Beach mornings, boat days and trail rides, all within ten minutes of the cottage.
Innisfil's main public beach on Lake Simcoe, with sand, a playground, a splash pad and a paved, lit trail along the water.
Lakefront village with a marina, boardwalk promenade, restaurants, a golf course and nature-preserve trails. Good for an evening walk and dinner.
Lake Simcoe is known for perch, lake trout and whitefish. Bring a boat: the driveway has room for a trailer.
A 15.6 km former rail line with paved and gravel sections for walking, running and cycling.
Winter is when the hot tub and sauna are at their best. Spend the day outside, then warm up back at the cottage.
Lake Simcoe is one of Ontario's busiest ice-fishing lakes. Hut operators near the cottage rent heated huts by the day. Check ice conditions with the operator before heading out.
Snow Valley and Horseshoe Resort, both near Barrie, have downhill runs, tubing and lessons for kids.
In winter the Trans Canada Trail through Innisfil is used for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. There is room on the driveway for a snowmobile trailer.
The 9-person hot tub and the massive top-of-the-line sauna run year-round. Sauna, snow, hot tub, repeat.
Racing, shopping and restaurants for the days the lake isn't calling.
Live harness racing plus a casino with table games, slots and restaurants.
Brand-name outlet shopping off Highway 400. The Cookstown Antique Market, one of Ontario's largest, is nearby.
Groceries, the LCBO, pharmacies, coffee and takeout, all close by for stocking up on arrival.
Stock-car racing on summer weekends, a local Innisfil tradition.
Innisfil is central to south Simcoe County and an easy hour from Toronto.
Kempenfelt Bay beaches, a long waterfront trail, and downtown restaurants and patios.
Pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, apples and pumpkins, open seasonally from May to October.
Close enough for a concert or a Leafs game, and far enough that the cottage feels like cottage country.
About a 2-minute walk to Innisfil Beach Park on Lake Simcoe.
Yes. Ice fishing, skiing near Barrie and snowmobile trails are all close by, and the cottage's hot tub and sauna run all winter.
About an hour's drive north on Highway 400, and about 20 minutes south of Barrie.
Yes. The private driveway has room for your vehicles and a trailer. Please keep everything on the driveway, not the grass.
Four bedrooms, sleeps 10, with a 9-person hot tub, a massive sauna and a fire pit. Book on Airbnb.
Drive times are approximate and depend on traffic and season. Check hours with each place before you go.