Centennial Beach

It’s a beautiful place to spend time with your friends and family there are open swings for kids to play and public seats, there are also open public grills so you can enjoy your meal hot and crispy. Open basketball court. Public toilets. It is very close to the barrie transit terminal. There are many restaurants near the park so it is so much convenient to relax and have food with a beautiful beach. Overall, it’s one of the best place in barrie where you can spend your spare time in the open and fresh air.

I visited Centennial Beach in Barrie and overall, I had a decent experience. The beach itself was a bit small and very crowded, which made it difficult to fully enjoy the water. Additionally, parking was a bit of an issue and it took me some time to find a spot. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the amazing food trucks that were present on the premises. They had a great selection of food and drinks that were both delicious and affordable. Furthermore, the washrooms were clean and well-maintained, which is always a plus. Overall, while the beach may not have been perfect, I still had a good time thanks to the food trucks and clean facilities.

Went to Centennial Beach today. Pretty good social distancing and I felt safe. I found 80% of the people were using umbrellas and the lifeguards told one family to make there's smaller as it was almost a tent if that makes sense?I like the water much better than Johnson's Beach as their are less rocks to walk on while entering the water. Got joined by a cute bunch of ducks which are way better than Segal's any day.

We went here for Canada Day. The place is nice, just weird that the grills are only on the right side and there were like around five double grills.Washrooms were okay, not too bad, there’s also two family washrooms aside from the mens and women’s washrooms.Parking is okay, it was just packed coz of Canada Day. If the parking spaces near the beach are full, you can park at the back of PIE restaurant or pizza place across the 3 Flags or next to two blue buildings for $30 all day (CASH ONLY), you can get cash from the convenience store at the plaza for $3.75 service fee lolTips when parking at PIE, make sure u drop your stuff off and find a spot at the beach first before parking coz your spot can get taken if your leave your spot after paying to drop your stuff off and set up your spot at the beach even if your already paid and the parking lot is not that big. You can drive out of the parking lot to drop your stuff off but only a few meters away from the parking lot.

An excellent place to spend a day of your weekend, with a very pleasant climate at late in the evening.

Too crowded. Very Expensive parking. $10 per hour upto a max of $50. Nice place for kids. Beautiful and scenic.

Great time at this beach! Heads up for those who wish to bring tents, it is not allowed at this beach! I overheard an officer stating this to many families who set up tents

Beach is really gorgeous and has lot of fun activities i. Kids play area. Only drawback is the parking. Good luck finding parking spot on a busy day. Also be prepared to pay $50 for the full day parking (hasn't seen outrageous parking fees on any beach i have been to in GTA)

Small and beautiful beach.Centennial Beach is a popular recreational area located in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. Situated on the shores of Lake Simcoe, Centennial Beach offers a sandy beach, swimming areas, picnic spots, and beautiful views of the lake. It's a great place to relax, enjoy the sun, and take part in water activities during the summer months. The beach is well-maintained and has facilities such as washrooms and ample parking. Many visitors also appreciate the nearby walking trails and the overall family-friendly atmosphere of Centennial Beach.