Area Attractions
Explore the local sights, scenery, shops and history of Midland, Penetanguishene and beyond. Nestled between the Town of Midland and Port McNicoll, Bayfort Camp's area attractions include everything from waterfront trails to eclectic restaurants and patios to cultural and wildlife museums.
martyrs’ shrine
The Martyrs’ Shrine is the National Shrine to the Canadian Martyrs. This holy and historic site honours the eight Jesuit Saints who lived, worked, and died here over 350 years ago.
sainte-marie among the hurons
Ontario’s first European Community, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons was the headquarters for the French Jesuit Mission to the Huron Wendat people.
discovery harbour
Discovery Harbour traces its roots back to the original British naval and military base in Penetanguishene, built to safeguard access to Upper Canada after the War of 1812.
wye marsh wildlife centre
3,000 acres of provincially significant wetlands and forest featuring an interpretive display hall, hiking, biking and canoeing through the marsh channels. Also, visit the observation tower, floating boardwalks, waterfowl viewing platform, wildflower gardens, the bee house and so much more.
CASINO RAMA
Stay, relax, dine, play, rock out and explore all there is to offer in this northern playground. Casino Rama Resort offers the perfect retreat from the everyday with all the amenities of a full entertainment destination.
midland sightseeing & Dining boat cruises
The Georgian Spirit offers cruises touring more than 30,000 islands and beautiful sites in Georgian Bay. Enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner on a dining cruise. From Giants Tomb to Beausoleil Island, Georgian Bay is full of history and spectacular sights.
PENETANGUISHENE HISTORIC HARBOUR CRUISES
Climb aboard the Serendipity Princess and explore the town of Penetanguishene's rich history during this informative 90 minute cruise. On their fully narrated cruise you will be taken through nearly 400 years of local and Canadian history highlighting the many points of interest that make the small town of Penetanguishene so big in cultural heritage.
S.S. Keewatin
Discover the last surviving Edwardian-era passenger steamship in the world! She's five years older than the Titanic herself and only 5km from Bayfort Camp.
recreational trails
There are many paved recreational trails that wind through Midland and surrounding area. These trails offer a great opportunity to walk, bike, jog or rollerblade and experience the numerous exciting attractions.
DOWNTOWN MIDLAND &
Historic murals
Stroll down Midland's King Street, browse through quaint and trendy shops, enjoy delicious eateries and see why Midland is Ontario's premier mural community.
MIDLAND CULTURAL CENTRE
The Midland Cultural Centre is a constant hub of activity, with actors, artists and townspeople alike dropping in for chats, delicious treats or to take in an event or visit the art gallery.
KING'S WHARF THEATRE
Nestled within Discovery Harbour on Georgian Bay, the King's Wharf Theatre is a pleasantly rustic, 385-seat venue that offers all the comforts of a modern facility. Flanked by the historic buildings of a 19th-century British naval and military base, the theatre is located at the end of a beautiful boardwalk.
huronia museum
Huronia Museum portrays Huron and Ojibwa First Nations history, the marine history of Southern Georgian Bay and showcases the historical arts and artists of the area.
GOLF COURSES
The Midland area boasts two professionally designed golf facilities. Enjoy!
local public beaches
Explore some of the great local public beaches located not far from Bayfort Camp.
things to do in tay township
Tay is located on the southern shore of Georgian Bay, home of the 30,000 Islands. Canoeing, kayaking, swimming, boating, go tubing, seadooing, fishing, sailing, or just sit by the shore and take it in, you name it, Georgian Bay has it all.
Elmvale Flea & farmers Market
Thursdays & Sundays 9am to 3pm (End of June to Thanksgiving). Primarily an outdoor market plus two large barns full of vendors. Open for over 75 years, this flea & farmers market has adapted to consumer needs and tastes while remaining true to its farm and rural roots. Plus, it's an antique pickers dream come true!
wasaga beach
Wasaga Beach has been long hailed as one of the premier tourist destinations in Ontario. For over a century tourists have travelled to the welcoming shores of Nottawasaga Bay, to stroll along 14 kilometres of white sand beach, swim in warm, clean waters and enjoy the panoramic mountain views across the Bay.