Guidebook for Orillia
Food Scene
Tim Hortons
8900 ON-11Close walk or bike ride to Tim Hortons
Theo’s Eatery
214 Memorial AveNice Italian style bistro.
Webers
8825 ON-11Famous Hamburgers - Cottage Destination since the 60's
Conveniently located in downtown Orillia.
They serve gourmet and casual cuisine inspired by Canadian heritage. Our food is freshly prepared and made from locally sourced, organic and sustainable ingredients wherever possible. Enjoy our fine dining restaurant, casual lounge and summer patio with local, live entertainment Thursdays through Saturdays.
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Era 67
64 Mississaga St WConveniently located in downtown Orillia.
They serve gourmet and casual cuisine inspired by Canadian heritage. Our food is freshly prepared and made from locally sourced, organic and sustainable ingredients wherever possible. Enjoy our fine dining restaurant, casual lounge and summer patio with local, live entertainment Thursdays through Saturdays.
Arby's
385 Memorial AveGood Mood Food - LOL
Bakery and Desert Bar - Must visit for the sweet tooth in your party...
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Mariposa Market
109 Mississaga St EBakery and Desert Bar - Must visit for the sweet tooth in your party...
Drinks & Nightlife
Large Casino, bar, restaurants, tables, slots, and shows... casinorama.com
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Casino Rama Resort
5899 Rama RdLarge Casino, bar, restaurants, tables, slots, and shows... casinorama.com
The Brownstone is a Social Drinking House, that emphasizes atmosphere. With a wide variety of All Local Craft Beers 8 On Tap. We also feature regular live music on Friday and Saturday evenings
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The Brownstone
178 Mississaga St EThe Brownstone is a Social Drinking House, that emphasizes atmosphere. With a wide variety of All Local Craft Beers 8 On Tap. We also feature regular live music on Friday and Saturday evenings
Chill hangout with exposed-brick walls & lots of TVs offering burgers, poutine, pizza & bar fare.
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Brewery Bay Food Co
117 Mississaga St EChill hangout with exposed-brick walls & lots of TVs offering burgers, poutine, pizza & bar fare.
Parks & Nature
Washago Centennial Park - (BOAT LAUNCH)
Has a great sandy beach perfect for swimming, relaxing, picnicking, or playing. There's a pavilion for shade, playground for the kids, and plenty of grass for a game of soccer, frisbee, or any other activity you might want to play with your friends.
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Centennial Park
3376 Quetton StWashago Centennial Park - (BOAT LAUNCH)
Has a great sandy beach perfect for swimming, relaxing, picnicking, or playing. There's a pavilion for shade, playground for the kids, and plenty of grass for a game of soccer, frisbee, or any other activity you might want to play with your friends.
J.B. Tudhope Memorial Park on Lake Couchiching is an active park for baseball and slo-pitch, and attracts water lovers to its popular Moose Beach swimming area. Home to the Mariposa Folk Festival, this 65-acre park is a haven for residents and visitors alike, with many amenities: Accessible playground – Swimming beach – Beach volleyball courts – 2 lit baseball diamonds – Flower gardens – Picnic tables – Splash pad – Trail – Washrooms and fountains.
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Splash On Water Park
450 Atherley RdJ.B. Tudhope Memorial Park on Lake Couchiching is an active park for baseball and slo-pitch, and attracts water lovers to its popular Moose Beach swimming area. Home to the Mariposa Folk Festival, this 65-acre park is a haven for residents and visitors alike, with many amenities: Accessible playground – Swimming beach – Beach volleyball courts – 2 lit baseball diamonds – Flower gardens – Picnic tables – Splash pad – Trail – Washrooms and fountains.
Couchiching Beach Park includes the town dock and sandy beach areas that attract many to Lake Couchiching each summer. This 14.5-acre park is home to many special events and features the historic Champlain Monument. Other amenities include: Aqua Theatre – Swimming beach – Concession – Flower gardens – Band shelter – Outdoor skating rink in winter – Picnic tables, pavilions – Trail – Washrooms and fountains – Miniature steam railway. The Miniature Steam Railway Train runs from June 21st to September 2 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and holiday Mondays from 12pm to 5pm. Kayak and Standup Paddle Board rentals are available along the beach provided by A Breath of Fresh Air.
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Parque de la Playa de Couchiching
140 Canice StCouchiching Beach Park includes the town dock and sandy beach areas that attract many to Lake Couchiching each summer. This 14.5-acre park is home to many special events and features the historic Champlain Monument. Other amenities include: Aqua Theatre – Swimming beach – Concession – Flower gardens – Band shelter – Outdoor skating rink in winter – Picnic tables, pavilions – Trail – Washrooms and fountains – Miniature steam railway. The Miniature Steam Railway Train runs from June 21st to September 2 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and holiday Mondays from 12pm to 5pm. Kayak and Standup Paddle Board rentals are available along the beach provided by A Breath of Fresh Air.
Explore our Treetop Zip Line Aerial Game parks where you will trek from tree to tree on fun games like suspended bridges, Tarzan swings, swinging logs, cable traverses and of course zip lines!
The park has a huge variety of courses ranging from beginner to advanced so there is fun to be had for just about everyone.
WHAT AGES CAN DO IT?
9 years and up (must also be 4'7" tall) can do Beginner and Intermediate levels as well as the Big Zip (must be at least 9 years old on day of visit).
12 years an up (must also be 5' tall) are eligible to do all the courses with guides permission
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Treetop Trekking Barrie at Horseshoe Valley
1101 Horseshoe Valley Road WestExplore our Treetop Zip Line Aerial Game parks where you will trek from tree to tree on fun games like suspended bridges, Tarzan swings, swinging logs, cable traverses and of course zip lines!
The park has a huge variety of courses ranging from beginner to advanced so there is fun to be had for just about everyone.
WHAT AGES CAN DO IT?
9 years and up (must also be 4'7" tall) can do Beginner and Intermediate levels as well as the Big Zip (must be at least 9 years old on day of visit).
12 years an up (must also be 5' tall) are eligible to do all the courses with guides permission
Arts & Culture
Since its opening in 1895, the Orillia Opera House has been a focal point for the cultural life of the City of Orillia. The only professional quality performing arts venue in the town, it sits in the heart of downtown Orillia on Mississaga Street and West Street with more than ample parking available for patrons. There are no bad seats at the Orillia Opera House. It's a theatre that brings big name artists to Orillia residents - every seat in the house is a good one as they're all within 75 feet of the stage. The main stage has seating for 700 and the studio theatre space accommodates 100.
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Orillia Opera House
20 Mississaga St WSince its opening in 1895, the Orillia Opera House has been a focal point for the cultural life of the City of Orillia. The only professional quality performing arts venue in the town, it sits in the heart of downtown Orillia on Mississaga Street and West Street with more than ample parking available for patrons. There are no bad seats at the Orillia Opera House. It's a theatre that brings big name artists to Orillia residents - every seat in the house is a good one as they're all within 75 feet of the stage. The main stage has seating for 700 and the studio theatre space accommodates 100.
The OPP Museum offers a unique perspective on the history of policing in Ontario. The current exhibit, Behind the Badge – The Story of the Ontario Provincial Police – invites visitors to explore more than 100 years of proud policing tradition. Through all new displays, Behind the Badge examines what life was like in the early days of the force for officers and their families; explores OPP driven developments in investigation and forensic science; showcases uniform and insignia styles, and recognizes significant milestones in the organization’s development
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The OPP Museum
The OPP Museum offers a unique perspective on the history of policing in Ontario. The current exhibit, Behind the Badge – The Story of the Ontario Provincial Police – invites visitors to explore more than 100 years of proud policing tradition. Through all new displays, Behind the Badge examines what life was like in the early days of the force for officers and their families; explores OPP driven developments in investigation and forensic science; showcases uniform and insignia styles, and recognizes significant milestones in the organization’s development
Shopping
A Local Landmark Since 1975
In 1975, John Ward opened Country Produce at 454 West Street North in Orillia. At the time, specialized fruit and vegetable shops were rare. John established Country Produce because he believed that chain stores were getting too much into packaging so that customers had to buy in quantites that they sometimes did not need.
This produce was not the highest quality and was not fresh by the time it left the chain store warehouses and into the hands of the consumer. Country Produce reversed this trend by offering the best quality products and displayed the merchandise so that customers could decide exactly what produce they wanted to purchase.
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Country Produce
301 Westmount Dr NA Local Landmark Since 1975
In 1975, John Ward opened Country Produce at 454 West Street North in Orillia. At the time, specialized fruit and vegetable shops were rare. John established Country Produce because he believed that chain stores were getting too much into packaging so that customers had to buy in quantites that they sometimes did not need.
This produce was not the highest quality and was not fresh by the time it left the chain store warehouses and into the hands of the consumer. Country Produce reversed this trend by offering the best quality products and displayed the merchandise so that customers could decide exactly what produce they wanted to purchase.
Walmart Orillia Supercentre
175 Murphy RdIts Wal-Mart
Canadian Tire
1029 Brodie DrCanadian Tire... Auto repair center too.
Essentials
S & S Coin Laundry Express
190 Memorial AveLaundromat
Cotty's Cleaners
7 Colborne St EBest Dry Cleaner in Orillia. Monday - Saturday
Zehrs
289 Coldwater Rd WGrocery store
Cumberland Beach Mini Mart
3365 Highview AveThey have BBQ propane exchange here - close to the cottage.
Food Basics
975 W Ridge BlvdDiscount Grocery Store
Jason's No Frills
1029 Brodie DrDiscount Grocery store
Hospital With Emergency Department
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Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital
170 Colborne St WHospital With Emergency Department
Sightseeing
Big Chute Marine Railway is a patent slip at lock 44 of the Trent-Severn Waterway in Ontario, Canada. It works on an inclined plane to carry boats in individual cradles over a change of height of about 60 feet (18 m). It is the only marine railway (or canal inclined plane) of its kind in North America still in use.
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Big Chute
Big Chute Marine Railway is a patent slip at lock 44 of the Trent-Severn Waterway in Ontario, Canada. It works on an inclined plane to carry boats in individual cradles over a change of height of about 60 feet (18 m). It is the only marine railway (or canal inclined plane) of its kind in North America still in use.
Muskoka’s steamship heritage is older than Canada. The first ship steamed Lake Muskoka in 1866. In 2017, marked the RMS Segwun’s, 130 year history. She is North America’s oldest operating mail steamship. Wenonah II, a modern interpretation of a traditional steamship, is named in honour of Wenonah, the first steamship to sail Lake Muskoka.
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Muskoka Steamships
185 Cherokee LnMuskoka’s steamship heritage is older than Canada. The first ship steamed Lake Muskoka in 1866. In 2017, marked the RMS Segwun’s, 130 year history. She is North America’s oldest operating mail steamship. Wenonah II, a modern interpretation of a traditional steamship, is named in honour of Wenonah, the first steamship to sail Lake Muskoka.