One of Ontario’s largest inland lakes, Lake Simcoe stretches more than 725 km², creating a broad, open horizon that defines the shoreline at Innisfil Beach Park. Its shallow, sandy shallows and long views make it a popular spot for swimming, paddling, and relaxed lakeside walks. Because conditions can shift with wind, storms, and runoff, the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit monitors the lake’s beach water quality weekly throughout the summer, posting results online and on-site so visitors can make informed decisions before swimming. Even on the clearest days, it’s important to avoid swallowing the water.

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1. Innisfil Beach Park — Innisfil, Ontario

2.31km

00:35

10m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Location: Innisfil, Ontario, Canada

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1. Innisfil Beach Park — Innisfil, Ontario

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