№ 01 Bungalow
Sleeps 2
The Studio
1 queenOur smallest cabin — a cozy one-room hideaway for couples who want to fall asleep to the waves.
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Sandy feet.
Sunshine welcome.
Fourteen simple, clean cabins right on the sand in Wasaga Beach — booked the old-fashioned way, by Derron & Laura, for the kind of week where the kids run barefoot all day and nobody checks the time.
Fourteen cabins, all on the sand, in four sizes. None of them are fancy. All of them are clean, simple, and steps from the water. Pick the size that fits your crew and we’ll sort out the rest on the phone.
Our smallest cabin — a cozy one-room hideaway for couples who want to fall asleep to the waves.
A comfortable fit for a small family — big beach-facing window, full kitchen, space for board games on rainy afternoons.
Room for the whole crew. Living room opens to the sand — screen door slams, lake air, sunburnt noses.
Our biggest cabin — built for multi-generation weeks where grandma, the kids, and the cousins all end up at the same dinner table.
Two booking rhythms, depending on the month. This is a snapshot of how the season is shaping up — for the real answer on a specific cabin and week, it’s one phone call to the owner.
No online booking — on purpose. Every week is confirmed personally so there are no surprises. Or just dial (705) 429-1576.
Wasaga Beach, Ontario. A two-hour drive from Toronto. The kind of place where the same families have been booking the same week for three generations — and where the beach itself does all the entertaining.
We don’t have a pool. We don’t have a concierge. What we have is a screen door that slams, a breeze off the bay, and fourteen kilometres of freshwater in front of the cabin.
The sand starts at your screen door. No road to cross, no parking lot between you and the waves.
The longest freshwater beach in the world. Plenty of room to walk off a breakfast or chase a kite.
Every booking goes through Derron. No booking engines, no fees, no 'your stay has been confirmed' emails from a robot.
A few notes from the guest book on the kitchen table. No five-star widgets, no review aggregators — just people who came back.
Many years ago my girlfriend and I stumbled across the Bungalows on the Beach right after Bruce had bought the place. We stayed and went back many times including a year or two later when we got engaged in front of the cabin closest to the beach. We plan to go this summer for our 25th!
My family has been coming here every year since I was a toddler and it's always been a blast! Cottages are right on the shore, and the owner Bruce is one of the kindest and funniest people I've ever met. I can't wait to be back up in about a week!
We had an all-round amazing time on our beach family vacation at the Bungalows on the Beach. The owner is very accommodating and friendly. The cabins on the beach are very clean and comfortable. Can't wait to go back and do it all again.
That’s the whole booking process. Derron & Laura will ask you about your family, figure out the cabin that fits, and hold your dates the old-fashioned way — by writing them down on a piece of paper.
Laura speaks French · Laura parle français.
The cabins sit right on Shore Lane — the road that hugs the beach, a minute's drive west of Mosley Street. Once you pass the big Wasaga Beach Provincial Park sign you're close.