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Downtown Barrie SWIM – CANOE – KAYAK – SUP – SAIL – SURF - DINE ACTIVITIES – RESTAURANTS – EVENTS tourismbarrie.com WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES Barrie’s waterfront is an ideal escape from the heat! There’s plenty of fun to be had along the bay, and in it as well! BIKELAND BORN TO RIDE BICYCLE 75 Dyment Road (855) 795-4482 (705) 726-7372 www.borntoridebicycle.com www.bikeland.ca Rent a bike for only a few hours Ontario’s premier bicycle store or the whole day. We deliver to with a large selection of new area hotels, resorts and B&B’s. and used bikes and rentals for Enjoy Guided Cycling Tours the whole family. along waterfronts, country roads and abandoned rail trails and BLISS ANN GREEN YOGA mountain bike tours. 119 Dunlop Street East (705) 726-5974 CHANCES R SAILING www.anngreenyoga.com (249) 877-3100 From our private therapeutic www.chancesrsailingexcursions.com studio level to facilitate your Enjoy the beauty of Kempenfelt specialized program and Bay aboard a stunning 38 ft support healing, to our Lake sailing yacht named Chances studio with its infinite view of “R”. With reasonable pricing nature while you fly in aerial simply go online and pick your silks, surf Lake Simcoe on time and day. SURFSET, get fit or flow. 2 BARRIE Waterfront Guide SPLASH ON WATER PARK (705) 279-1322 www.splashon.ca Explore the terrain and obstacles of the water park for non-stop fun for the whole family! The prime location of this awesome waterfront activity allows for a whole day of excitement for all ages to enjoy water recreation. FLAWLESS WAKES – FLYING MONKEYS WAKE LAB CRAFT BREWERY (705) 817-9253 107 Dunlop Street East www.flawlesswakes.com (705) 721-8989 Whether you are looking for www.flyingmonkeys.ca an individual adventure or the The Flying Monkeys Craft whole package with friends and Brewery & Tap Room brews family, at Flawless Wakes the award-winning beers in their possibilities are endless as to unique waterfront brewhouse what we can provide. in Barrie’s historic downtown. Enjoy FREE daily tours, then stay HAPPYPADDLING.COM for the 16 fresh craft beers and (705) 881-5533 a bite to eat in our Tap Room. www.happypaddling.com Discover the pleasure and freedom that paddling can provide. Let HAPPYPADDLING start you on your Kayaking, Paddle Boarding or Canoe adventure today! WWW.TOURISMBARRIE.COM & Play on Barrie’s Waterfront 3 RETAIL REPAIR RENTALS BIKELAND.CA 75 Dyment Road 705-726-7372 4 BARRIE Waterfront Guide RETAIL REPAIR RENTALS DOWNTOWN BARRIE The best in Barrie’s downtown dining! Downtown Barrie has unique and decadent restaurants to satisfy all your cravings THE CRAZY FOX BISTRO DUNLOP STREET DINER 135 Bayfield Street 20 Dunlop Street East (705) 737-5000 (705) 252-6757 www.thecrazyfoxbistro.com www.dunlopstreetdiner.ca Fine dining in a casual atmosphere Serving breakfast & lunch featuring unique dishes, fresh including signature eggs ingredients, classic and benedict, homemade waffles contemporary cuisine. with real whipped cream & fresh fruit, and homemade DONALEIGH’S IRISH perogies. PUBLIC HOUSE 28 Dunlop Street East FLYING MONKEYS CRAFT (705) 252-7733 BREWERY & TAP ROOM www.donaleighs.com 107 Dunlop Street East Traditional Irish pub with over (705) 721-8989 25 ales and lagers on tap, www.flyingmonkeys.ca home cooked meals and more. Enjoy the craft brewery, pub BIKELAND.CA fare, brewery tours and beer 75 Dyment Road 705-726-7372 sampling. WWW.TOURISMBARRIE.COM & Play on Barrie’s Waterfront 5 GRILLED CHEESE IL BUCO SOCIAL EATERY 31 Dunlop Street East 53 Dunlop Street East (705) 735-9595 (705) 252-5937 www.ilbucoristorante.com https://facebook.com/Grilled- Fine Italian cuisine serving CheeseSocialEatery/ lunch and dinner in a warm A funky neighborhood cafe atmosphere with a beautiful dishing up creative grilled- view of Kempenfelt Bay. cheese sandwiches, soup & salad in artsy digs. MCREILLY’S PUB & RESTAURANT GROOVY TUESDAY’S 84 Dunlop Street East BISTRO (705) 721-9521 73 Collier Street www.mcreillys.com (705) 721-0302 A traditional & cozy place www.groovytuesdays.ca for burgers, nachos, hearty An intimate, chic and trendy pub grub & elevated comfort bistro serving inviting lunch dishes.16 draught varieties, and dinner with seasonal cocktails and an eclectic wine menus, wine, craft beer and selection. spirits. THE NORTH RESTAURANT HOOLIGANS 49 Mary Street 66 Dunlop Street East (705) 812-2192 (705) 503-8833 www.thenorthrestaurant.com www.hooligansrestaurant.ca Upscale dining featuring Eat, Drink, Cheer! Casual dining continental, seafood, steaks, 100% fresh everyday. Enjoy the tapas, small plate, vegetarian, best view of Barrie’s waterfront desserts, and Cajun/ Creole. from our rooftop patio or cheer on your team in front of the 20 ft high HDTV, the largest screen north of Toronto. Great private dining room for groups. 6 BARRIE Waterfront Guide PIE – WOOD FIRED THE SPEAKCHEASY PIZZA JOINT 123 Dunlop Street East 11 Victoria Street (705) 503-6632 (705) 728-7952 www.speakcheasy.com www.piewoodpizza.com See what Barrie is talking Just across the road from about! Transport yourself to Centennial beach, Pie serves up a 1920’s Speakeasy cheese handmade wood fired pizza, pairing lounge for fondues, sandwiches and pasta. cheese plates, local craft beers and more. P_ZZA 50 Dunlop Street East TARA INDIAN CUISINE (705) 503-6516 128 Dunlop Street East www.iwantpzza.com (705) 737-1821 P_ZZA is a quick serve pizza www.taracuisine.com restaurant where you choose An ethnic food experience what goes on your pizza and for the senses featuring lunch you get to watch it cook in just buffet, famous butter chicken, 90 seconds. With all fresh ingre- tapas and vegetarian options. dients and a light, healthy crust; you make a healthy choice VALIANT’S EATERY when choosing to eat here. We 112 Dunlop Street East, Unit 2 also offer fresh alkaline water (705) 503-0111 and organic soda on tap! facebook.com/valiantseatery A healthy eating sensation with RIPE JUICERY plant based, animal free menu 118 Dunlop Street East including burgers, pizza, (705) 503-7473 poutine & dairy free soft serve. www.ripejuicery.ca Incredibly tasty, nutritious, raw, unpasteurized juices, smoothies, salads and more sourced from local and organic ingredients. WWW.TOURISMBARRIE.COM & Play on Barrie’s Waterfront 7 DUNDONALD STREET ST. VINCENT STREET EUGENIA STREET 1 W P 4 D P 5 SOPHIA STREET EAST P I BLAKE STREET BR P BR THERESA STREET 2 7 3 W I BR D RODNEY STREET ST.BLAKE VINCENT SQUARE STREET SHANTY BAY ROAD P 6 NELSON PUGET STREET ST. SQUARE PK P VINCENT BR PARK W P JOHNSON STREET Picnic Shelter VANCOUVER ST. BR 1700m NORTH SHORE TR IVE AIL – UNPAVED BR KE ENFELT DR MP 550m P BAYVIEW W 8 BR PARK BR BR 600m D NPAVED RE TRAIL – U JOHNSON P NORTH SHO BEACH P E P BR CEACHERN WAY P CHASE M 400m P BR PARK STREET P 11 121 11 12 1 10 2 10 2 9 3 9 3 48 48 76 5 76 5 W ECCLES STREET P BR 9 D BR 10 W BR BARRIE BUS D TERMINAL 11 P BR 650m TRANSIENT P DOCKS E BRADFORD STREET T EE TRANSIENT P TR DOCKS OE S SIMC BR . ANNE STREET R P D T MARINA R & BOAT Kempenfelt Bay, A LAUNCH H BR P Lake Simcoe D BR P C W MINET’S POINT PARK LISMER BLVD. CENTENNIAL W 12 BEACH MINET’S POINT D P VICTORIA STREET KEMPENFELT KELLY BEACH JC MORRISON L BRENNAN AVENUE A BR SHIPWRECK D K OA S R E AK S O 800m TE VICTORIA STREET H HI 400m O W R P HIGHWAY 400 E TIFFIN ANNE STREET B D BOAT E TOURIST INFORMATION DYMENT STREET R R TRANS- LAUNCH MINET’S POINT ROAD A I CANADA D V TRAIL P E 520m F E BR O PAVILION 880m R SOUTHSHORE CENTRE D S 850m KIWANIS TRE P PAVILION E MILITARY HERITAGE HURST DR. ET 14 PARK P BR 850m ALLANDALE W STATION PARK I D LAKESHORE DRIVE LAKESHORE DRIVE ALLANDALE WATERFRONT GO STATION BROCK STREET BR 13 1.5km TIFFIN STREET P ALLANDALE GOWAN STREET P MARKETPLACE ESSA ROAD YONGE ST. TM BURTON AVENUE M a . Barrie Waterfront Attractions Map 1 Barrie Public Library 3 Service Canada 5 Land Registry Office Worsle 48 114 orsle 2 Ontario Works Office 4 Barrie Courthouse 6 City Hall & Barrie Farmers’ Market 136 Bayfield Street 75 8 BARRIE Waterfront Guide 7 Canada Post Outlet 10 Barrie Bus Terminal 13 Allandale Waterfront 150 24 venue 8 Meridian Place/Memorial Square 11 Service Ontario 14 Southshore Centre ay 34 205 e 9 Heritage Park 12 Centennial Park Lak e DUNDONALD STREET ST. VINCENT STREET EUGENIA STREET 1 W P 4 D P 5 SOPHIA STREET EAST P I BLAKE STREET BR P BR THERESA STREET 2 7 3 W I BR D RODNEY STREET ST.BLAKE VINCENT SQUARE STREET SHANTY BAY ROAD P 6 NELSON PUGET STREET ST. SQUARE PK P VINCENT BR PARK W P JOHNSON STREET Picnic Shelter VANCOUVER ST. BR 1700m NORTH SHORE TR IVE AIL – UNPAVED BR KE ENFELT DR MP 550m P BAYVIEW W 8 BR PARK BR BR 600m D NPAVED RE TRAIL – U JOHNSON P NORTH SHO BEACH P E P BR CEACHERN WAY P CHASE M 400m P BR PARK STREET P 11 121 11 12 1 10 2 10 2 9 3 9 3 48 48 76 5 76 5 W ECCLES STREET P BR 9 D BR BARRIE WATERFRONT LEGEND 10 W BR BARRIE BUS D TERMINAL P BR 11 P Public Parking D Drinking Fountain 650m TRANSIENT P DOCKS E PK C Canine Drinking Fountain BRADFORD STREET T Parkade Parking EE TRANSIENT P TR DOCKS OE S SIMC BR BR Bicycle Rack E Exercise Equipment .
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