Kitesurfing in Ontario
2 spots · 0 destinations
Freshwater and flat sums up both of Ontario's spots.
Cherry Beach puts riders on Lake Ontario minutes from downtown Toronto, somewhat sheltered by the Leslie Street Spit but tight on launch room. Wasaga Beach's Area 6, on Georgian Bay, is an officially marked kite zone with a buoy line beside the swim area, shallow and sandy from May through September.
Ontario holds 2 kitesurf spots in our atlas, grouped into 0 destinations. Riding here is mostly flat water. 1 of them suits beginners.
When you may ride
the rules these spots carry, with the year on each
Cherry BeachToronto, Lake Ontario20262026: motorised personal watercraft are banned within 150 m of shore at Cherry Beach under the city watercraft safety plan approved on 22 April 2026, enforced by the police marine unit; commercial jet-ski rental is banned across the whole Toronto waterfront for the 2026 season, with a permit pilot floated for 2027. Funding for the boundary buoys was still unsettled when council approved the plan, so the line is not marked on the water and a jet ski may not know where it is.
Wasaga Beach (Beach Area 6)Georgian Bay20262026: Beach Area 6 and Allenwood Beach are the two designated wind-sport launches on Wasaga Beach, each with parking, washrooms and picnic areas.
Each block is the opening of the record's own rule, kept in its own words. Where two postings do not line up, both are kept and neither is picked for you.
The winds here
what the spot records call the wind, and the knots they quote
No wind is named across this region
Fewer than two of its spots give the wind a local name. Each spot page carries its own directions and knots.
Destinations in Ontario
All spots in Ontario
Regions come from OpenStreetMap administrative boundaries; each spot page carries the record behind it. This list runs A to Z, and no spot here is filed above tier 3.
Last updated September 2026