Crown Land Near Midland
Midland sits on the south shore of Georgian Bay's Severn Sound, the harbour town beside Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and the gateway to the 30,000 Islands. Public land is unusually close for Simcoe County: the Wye Marsh provincial wildlife area is 4 km from downtown, Awenda Provincial Park's beaches and old-growth forest on the tip of the Penetanguishene peninsula are 17 km north, Tiny Marsh and Matchedash Bay wildlife areas are both about 17 km out, and Six Mile Lake Provincial Park is 19 km east. Just past Port Severn the Shield begins — the McCrae Lake wilderness area and conservation reserve, 21 km away, is the closest place to camp for free on genuine crown land. Fishing starts in town, with Little Lake 2 km away, Midland Bay at 3 km, Sturgeon Bay 12 km and the Severn River 21 km, and 90 mapped spots within 25 km; ten campgrounds ring the sound from Port McNicoll to Port Severn. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around Midland.
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