Midland

Originally a 14th-century Huron settlement on southern Georgian Bay. The region became heavily populated in the early 1600's by French fur traders and Jesuit missionaries. More than 25 hand-painted murals on downtown buildings depicts the Jesuit influence. Midland is now a popular summer vacation spot for boating, swimming, windsurfing, fishing, golfing, and scuba diving. Winter brings enthusiasts for ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross country-skiing.

Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns Galerie Gale B and B and Gallery | Little Lake Inn Bed & Breakfast | Rosemary and Time B and B | Victorian Inn Bed and Breakfast |
History Huron-Ouendat Village | Huronia Museum | Saint-Ignace II | Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons | The Martyrs' Shrine |
Motels, Hotels and Resorts Best Western Highland Inn And Conference | Comfort Inn Midland | Midland King's Motel | Park -Villa Motel |
Museum Huronia Museum & Huron/Ouendat Village |
Transportation Midland 30,000 Island Boat Cruises |
Vacation Rentals Kipawa Lodge |
Wildlife Viewing Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre | Location: 208 King Street, Midland Ontario L4R 3L9 Telephone 705-526-7884

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