No reservations, no shared trails, no fighting for a campsite on a long weekend. This 27-plus acre wooded lot near Cedar Point in north Tiny Township is your own private forest, the kind of place people line up to borrow for a weekend and you get to keep.
Simcoe County Forest, Awenda Provincial Park, the beaches of Georgian Bay, all close by and all worth a visit, but you stop needing the permits and the crowds when the trees, the trails, and the quiet are already yours. Ride in by quad through spring, summer, and fall, then trade it for the snowmobile once winter settles in, and you have year-round run of the land.
Set up a private camp for family and friends, spend your days foraging and tracking wildlife across acreage that is yours alone, and build the kind of weekends kids remember long after they've grown. There is room here to spread out, breathe, and let everyone find their own corner of the trees.
The forest fills with trilliums in spring and turns every shade of red and gold in the fall, and the quiet is the kind you usually have to drive hours to find. Best of all, this is a parcel you hold, enjoy, and pass down, a real piece of Tiny Township that stays in the family for generations.
