Character
Blue Shores sits on the bay on the east side of Collingwood, toward Wasaga Beach. It's a Kaitlin Group community known for its bungalows and bungalofts and the Shore Club, the social hub for residents.
Homes you'll find
There are 203 residences in total: 117 freehold homes on condominium common elements, plus 86 condo units. Bungalows and bungalofts are the main styles, which is why so many downsizers end up here. Common-element fees and what they cover are important to compare.
Amenities & walkability
The Shore Club has indoor and outdoor saltwater pools and a fitness centre, and there are tennis and pickleball courts plus a marina. Downtown is a short drive west, and east-end shopping is close by.
Trails nearby
There's a Town trail map board at Marine View Drive and Highway 26, and the trail network along the waterfront connects you into town and to Sunset Point Park.
Who it suits
Downsizers wanting a bungalow, active retirees, and boaters who want a marina close to home.
Schools & shops
Collingwood's public elementary schools are Admiral Collingwood, Cameron Street, Connaught and Mountain View; high school students attend Collingwood Collegiate Institute (public) or Our Lady of the Bay (Catholic). School boundaries shift as town grows, so I always have buyers confirm the school for a specific address with the board's school locator before they fall in love with a house.
Peter's take
Blue Shores tends to suit people who want main-floor living, a social club and the water nearby, without being on the busier west side.
Last updated November 1, 2026. Neighbourhood boundaries are informal, and details come from the public sources below. Please confirm anything important (school catchment, condo rules, fees) for a specific property.