The Collingwood – Blue Mountain Real Estate Blog

If you are thinking of looking at property for sale in Collingwood, then you know how important location can be.  Living close to a park or near the waterfront will add a big premium to the price tag but for some, it may be well worth it.

One of the nicest parks in Collingwood surely must be Sunset Point located on the waterfront.

In addition to a rocky beach, the park features beautiful trails, lots of parking, a canteen, washrooms, large expanses of grassland, picnic tables and terrific views over Georgian Bay.  There is also a marvelous playground called the EnviroPark.  It’s a miniature Collingwood including play equipment depicting a water treatment plant, water tower, general store, town hall, industry, agriculture land and harbour. The Parks goal is to educate how to use water wisely; how it is converted; how it is used; and where it goes in the house. It also educates on the function of a sewage treatment plant and what it can and cannot do. The Pavilion area, including the volleyball courts, can be rented for reunions and other occasions. 

One of the most prominent features of “The Point” is a large Inukshuk that looks out to the Bay.  It was built as a tribute to a popular young man named Pete Crompton who was killed at age 27 in a boating accident in 2003.  Windsurfing was his passion and this magnificent piece of public art would seem a fitting reminder of a life well lived.

This really is a gem of a place that offers something for everyone.
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