You can spend your days swimming in infinity pools, relaxing at spas, lounging on white sand shores and more, depending on where you book.
If you're dreaming of a beach vacay without the hassle of air travel, these 10 beach resorts near Toronto offer dreamy escapes.
Wander the Resort
Price: $1,590 + for two nights
Address: 15841 Loyalist Pkwy, Bloomfield, ON
Why You Need To Go: Just over two hours away from Toronto, you can discover this stunning, Nordic-inspired cabin resort. The lakefront destination is nestled in the heart of Prince Edward County and features cabins with lake views, heated floors, European-style kitchens and more.
This summer, a new Nordic spa is opening at the resort and you can enjoy saunas, a steam room massages and more.
You can also indulge in seasonal dishes from the onsite restaurant, Gather.
Wander the Resort website
The Beach Motel
Price: $219 + per night
Address: 21 Huron St., Southampton, ON
Why You Need To Go: You can take a trip to the stunning small town of Southampton for a little beach vacay. Located three hours from Toronto, the Beach Motel is a recently-opened venue with 17 suites and a rooftop patio called Sandbar.
The retreat is home to a spa where you can enjoy some pampering as well as the Sandbar Restaurant which offers drool-worthy dishes.
The motel is steps away from the gorgeous sand beaches of Lake Huron as well as local shops and restaurants.
The Beach Motel website
Lake Haven Beach Resort
Price: Prices vary
Address: 12343 Lakeshore Rd., Wainfleet, ON
Why You Need To Go: This "beach lovers paradise" is located on a private sand beach along the shores of Lake Erie. It's just under two hours from Toronto but feels like you've jetted off to the tropics.
The resort is home to modern cottages with private decks where you can enjoy the views.
To further the tropical vibes, there are palm trees scattered throughout the property that will whisk you away to Florida.
Guests have access to a fire pit, beach ping pong, BBQs, upper deck area and more.
Lake Haven Beach Resort website
The Kiwi Motel
Price: $199 + per night
Address: 40 Main St. E., Grand Bend, ON
Why You Need To Go: Located two hours and 45 minutes from Toronto, this tropical-like escape will whisk you away to the Caribbean.
According to the website, The Kiwi Motel is "steps away from one of Ontario’s most visited beaches with world famous sunsets."
You can stay in one of the unique, beach-themed boutique rooms and enjoy amenities like the heated pool, fire pits, hot tub, volleyball and more.
From indulging in delicious dishes at the motel restaurant to exploring Grand Bend and taking a dip in the sparkling waters of Lake Huron, this motel makes for a dreamy getaway spot.
The Kiwi Motel website
The Long Beach Resort
Price: $205 + per night
Address: 12265 Lakeshore Rd., Wainfleet, ON
Why You Need To Go: You can take a mini trip to the tropics at this beach resort just a two hour drive from Toronto. Located on the shores of Lake Erie, the venue offers cottages and suites for a warm-weather getaway.
The private white sand beach is a dreamy place to relax and, according to the website, "you'll feel like you’re in the Caribbean as you dive into the waves."
The Long Beach Resort website
The Lakeside Motel
Price: $515 + per night
Address: 349 Main St., Wellington, ON
Why You Need To Go: Located just over two hours from Toronto in charming Prince Edward County, The Lakeside Motel is a dreamy spot for a summer vacay.
The 11-room lodge is home to a waterfront patio, restaurant, bar and pool, making it the ultimate spot for a warm-weather retreat.
You can enjoy private cabanas, a mobile spa, sauna and stunning lake views during your stay.
The Lakeside Motel website
Paradise Inn
Price: $179.99 + per night
Address: 188 Mill St., Port Elgin, ON
Why You Need To Go: This 10-bedroom beach retreat offers small town charm and stunning sandy shores. Paradise Inn is located on the sandy shores of Port Elgin and boasts views of "the best sunsets in the world."
You can spend your days lounging on the outdoor deck, exploring the local shops, indulging the nearby restaurants and, of course, enjoying the fine sandy shores of sparkling waters of Port Elgin.
It's a three hour drive from Toronto, making it an idyllic spot for a summer escape.
Paradise Inn website
Mirazule
Price: $760 + per night
Address: 1641 County Rd. 13, Milford, ON
Why You Need To Go: This stunning new boutique inn is located in Prince Edward County, about two and a half hours from Toronto.
The lakeside venue is surrounded by "some of the finest freshwater sand beaches in the world and dozens of exciting young wineries," according to the website.
You can book a stay in one of the modern rooms, which are "peaceful havens with breathtaking views."
Highlights include the infinity pool and gorgeous crystal water beach.
Mirazule website
The Juniper Inn
Price: $139 + per night
Address: 38 Lakeport Rd., St. Catharines, ON
Why You Need To Go: This boutique hotel is situated an hour and a half away from Toronto and it's a dreamy spot for a summer vacay.
Located in historic Port Dalhousie, the venue is just steps away from a beach and shimmering water.
The sustainability-focused hotel is home to uniquely themed rooms, including a flamingo room, cactus room and rock and roll room.
You can spend your days exploring the cafes, local boutiques, parks and more that surround the hotel.
The Juniper Inn website
Touchstone Resort
Price: $259 + per night
Address: 1869 Muskoka District Rd., 118 West, Bracebridge, ON
Why You Need To Go: This Muskoka resort is home to a private sandy beach that's just steps away from your suite. Located two hours and 20 minutes from the city, it's an idyllic spot for some rest and relaxation.
You can enjoy stunning views of Lake Muskoka, delicious dishes at the Touchstone Grill and spa treatments.
There are a range of accommodations to choose from including suites, a treetop villa and boathouse villas.
Amenities include an infinity pool, sandy beach, water sports, fitness centre and more.
Touchstone Resort website
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