Your own private beach on Georgian Bay
Everyone comes to Blue Mountain for the hills. Our guests get the part most people never see — a private, sandy stretch of Georgian Bay shoreline, reserved for Tyrolean Village guests and just five minutes from the chalet. Not open to the public: no crowds, no day-trippers — just your group, the water, and the sun going down over the escarpment.
A beach that comes with your stay
Blue Mountain sits on the southern shore of Georgian Bay — and this sandy stretch of it is private, reserved for guests of Tyrolean Village rather than the public. It’s about five minutes from the chalets: room to swim, paddle, build a sandcastle with the kids or set up a volleyball net, without the crowding of a public beach. Spend the whole afternoon, then drive back to the hot tub as the light turns gold.
Slow mornings by still water
Bring your mug down before the day starts. Because the beach is private, calm mornings stay calm — the bay goes glass-flat, the chairs face the water, and it’s just your group and the far shore of the escarpment. The quietest part of a group weekend.
Room for the whole group
A company offsite, a family reunion, a stag or a milestone birthday — with the beach reserved for guests, the shoreline is effectively your group’s for the day. Swim, paddle, throw a frisbee or run a beach-volleyball match between sessions, then walk back to the chalet together.
Kayak, paddleboard, and open water
Push off straight from the sand. The water along this stretch is calm and shallow, so a kayak or paddleboard is an easy afternoon rather than an expedition. Once you’re out, the bay opens up — the escarpment and the ski runs laid out across the water, and room to paddle as far as you feel like.
Bring your own, or rent one — kayak and paddleboard rentals are available in the area.
Two views in one
Stand at the water and you get both at once: the sandy shoreline in front of you and Blue Mountain’s ski runs rising green across the bay in summer. Come fall, the whole ridge turns colour behind the water.
Sunsets over the bay
Because the shoreline faces west across the water, the beach catches Georgian Bay’s best light. These are real evenings on the bay — the kind your group will remember.
The beach, answered
Is the beach private?
Yes. The beach is reserved for guests of Tyrolean Village — it isn’t open to the public. When you stay with us, the sandy Georgian Bay shoreline is there for your group, about five minutes from the chalet.
Does Blue Mountain have a beach?
It does — Blue Mountain sits right on Georgian Bay. Beyond the ski hills, our guests have private beach access on a sandy stretch of shoreline, about a five-minute drive from the chalets.
Is it sandy, and can you swim?
Yes — it’s a sandy Georgian Bay shoreline with calm, shallow water that’s good for swimming and paddling through the summer.
How far is the beach from the chalets?
About five minutes by car. Guests usually spend the afternoon at the water and drive back to the chalet — and the hot tub — for the evening.
Can we rent kayaks or paddleboards?
Yes — kayak and paddleboard rentals are available in the Collingwood / Blue Mountain area, and the calm, shallow water off the beach is an easy place to start. If you have your own, bring them — you can launch right from the sand.
Can a large group use the beach?
Yes. Because it’s reserved for guests, there’s room to spread out — swim, paddle, play beach volleyball or watch the sunset together. Our luxury chalets host groups of 5 to 50.
Bring your group to the water
Tell us your dates and how many you are, and we’ll match you to the right chalet — beach, hot tub, ski hill and the Village all a few minutes apart.