Bob Barrie

Visit Wednesday June 26, 2024, party of five for beverages and light snacks. Offering hot and cold beverages including coffee, tea and beer, pastries, sandwiches. Also a number of gift items and other sundries. Wonderful coffee and baked goods. Great atmosphere with dining inside and out. Lovely staff. Favourite cafe in the region.

Barrie bus terminal with most, if not all routes passing through here. Convenient central location downtown Barrie with nearby parking. Mobility impaired accessible, washrooms and small convenience store which may not be operating during regular hours. Small Barrie police station co-located. Travellers urged to be cautious as some issues are noted with some local denizens.

Heritage Park owned and maintained by the City of Barrie, located at the waterfront near downtown Barrie. Amenities include walking paths, duck pond, stream, bridges, picnic tables, gardens, gazebo, and public washrooms. Mobility impaired accessible. Popular for wedding photos when the flowers are in season.

Located in Kempenfelt Bay just North of Dyment's Creek. Originally a 'floating' water fountain about 50 meters off the shore in in the late 1960s, the City of Barrie extended the shoreline and relocated the fountain at the end of a spit. Although fenced in, one may enjoy the spray / mist on a hot day.

Visit on May 14, 2023. Walked portion from 15th Line to 14th Line. Parked at 15th Line / Victoria Street near entrance to the Town's wastewater treatment facility. Very well maintained at time of visit. Mobility impaired accessible. Expect to share the trail with cyclists, dog-walkers and perhaps the occasional horse rider. Two bridges during this length over Cookstown Creek. Lovely natural beauty.