Midland at a Glance
Situated on Georgian
Bay, the Town of Midland offers an engaging blend of culture, history, recreation
and nature. Visitors are lured to Midland by the sandy beaches, established nature
areas and an array of shopping, dining and entertainment venues. Cultural attractions
include the Huronia
Museum and Huron/Ouendat Village, established to give visitors a glimpse at
the proud and prosperous aboriginal history of the region, and Castle
Village, one of southern Ontario's most unique theme parks. Another important
structure is the Martyr's
Shrine, which honours the lives and deeds of Canada's first Christian missionaries.
Midland is also an entryway to a myriad of outdoor activities. These include boating,
golfing and fishing in the summer and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in
the winter, making Midland a great year-round destination. Midland offers a friendly,
charming gateway to Georgian Bay's picturesque 30,000 Islands, and is conveniently
located only 127 km (79 mi) from Toronto.
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