Midland - Harbour

Midland Harbour

Harbour Information

Situated at the southern end of Georgian Bay, Midland Harbour is a picturesque natural attraction that tourists and boaters from around the world have been enjoying for many years. There's no place like Midland Harbour; it is truly a must-see.

Harbour Features

The Midland Harbour is a member of the Ontario Marine Operators Association (OMOA) and is Clean Marine Certified.

Depth of water at Slips: 14 - 25'
Pump Out: nearby
VHF Monitor Channel 68
Gas sold nearby
Private washroom/shower facilities (located in Harbour Administration Building)
Private Laundry facility (located in Harbour Administration Building)
Dockage for seasonal and transient boaters
Power at Dock (power source 30 amps)
Internet services available
Snack bar nearby
Marina Store/Supplies nearby
Service Mechanic nearby
Ice
Pay phone
Playground nearby
Lakefront Beach nearby
Pets are permitted
Dockside Dining nearby
LLBO/Beer Store
Fast Food/Take Out nearby
Grocery Store nearby
ATM/Interac nearby

Harbour Highlights

Home of Miss Midland Boat Cruises
Site of Wye Marsh Swan Sculpture
Easy Access to Trans Canada & Rotary Trails
Shopping within easy walking distance
Parks adjacent to Harbour
Scenic lookout
Home of the "Millennium Time Capsule"
Unique Gardens
Water display feature
Visiting International Cruise Ships

Rates

Midland Harbour - Rates for 2021

Seasonal Boat Slips (May to October) = $67.25/foot
Centre Pier = $67.25/foot
Pier B = $67.25/foot
Rotary Pier (includes electricity) = $67.25/foot
Monthly Rate = $29.50/foot
Administration Fees (applied to monthly payment plans) = $25
Transient Boat Slips (overnight) = $1.80/foot

All fees include a surcharge for capital cost recovery

Midland Harbour Dockage - Rules & Regulations

Municipal Boat Launch Ramp

The Municipal Boat Lauch Ramp is located at Pete Pettersen Park, 159 Marina Park Avenue, and is free to use by all.

boat launch

Residents of Midland are required to obtain a boat launch pass, which permits parking of vehicles and trailers in the parking lot area. Proof of residency is required along with the vehicle being used for transporting and launching boat. This permit must be displayed in the vehicle with your boat trailer and is valid only in designated parking areas. No overnight parking is permitted.

Non-residents are permitted to use the ramp at no cost; however, vehicles with trailers are required to be parked at the adjacent Bay Port Marina for a nominal fee.

Boat Launch Passes for the current season will be available at the Midland Harbour Office after April 15th.

Boat smart!

A Pleasure Craft Operator Card is required to operate a power-driven boats and watercrafts in Canada - It's The Law.

What is a Pleasure Craft Operator Card?

A Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC) proves that you have gained the knowledge to safely operate a motorized pleasure craft on Canada's waterways.

Who needs a PCOC?

Federal law in Canada mandated by Transport Canada
All operators of motorized vessels regardless of age, size of boat or engine horsepower
No grandfather clause or age exemption
Boaters caught with the card face a minimum $250.00 fine.

This applies to all persons who operate a powered watercraft fitted with any size or type of motor - even trolling and electric motors. The PCOC is the most common proof of competency in Canada.

Every person who operates a motorized boat in Canada must obtain proof of competency. You can obtain a Pleasure Craft Operator Card by passing Transport Canada Accredited boating safety test. Getting your Operator Card proves that you are a competent boater and ensures that you understand Canada's navigation rues and how to boat safely.

Boaters can obtain their official Pleasure Craft Operator Card, commonly known as a boat license or boat card, by successfully passing the BOAT smart! exam. Click on the link below to get yours now!

BOAT smart Exam