Collingwood Terminals

Reimagining 1929-built silos into a community destination offering a full-service hotel, restaurant and event space, and a residential component.

Lakefront exterior photo of Collingwood Terminals hotel with boardwalk running over water

The History

An iconic landmark in the community.

The Collingwood Terminals can be seen for miles and symbolizes the twin engines of commerce in the early 1900s, agriculture and shipping. It was constructed in 1929 by Collingwood Terminals Limited and features 52-grain silos. This engineering feat was accomplishmed in only thirteen days. The terminals stored up to two million bushels of grain that were transported by ship and by rail and could handle 30,000 bushels of grain per hour. In 1993, after operating continuously for 64 years, Collingwood Terminals Ltd. ceased operations.

150+

Guest Rooms

200+

Residential Units

1

Rooftop Restaurant & Event Space

1

Public Promenade

Featured Spaces

Sustainable design and sweeping views of Georgian Bay and Historic Collingwood.

Collingwood Terminals guest room with king sized bed, couch, exposed wooden wall with views overlooking lakefront

Guest Rooms

Collingwood Terminals Rooftop Restaurant & event space with dining and lounge booths, bar, and view overlooking the water

Restaurant

Exterior photo of Collingwood Terminals lakefront promenade with people walking at sunset

Public Promenade

The Vision

Redevelopment of
Heritage Drive

Our aim is to re-develop Heritage Drive with significant public realm enhancements and access, preservation and adaptive reuse of the Terminals including a full-service hotel, restaurant and event space, and a residential component to the east of the Terminals. The concept public realm enhancements activate the harbourfront year-round and include access to the shoreline/ water, trails, lookouts and boardwalks, public space for retail and most notably, the proposal introduces public access to the Terminal building itself in ways that were not previously possible. The current “bin floor” atop the Terminals is envisioned as a publicly accessible feature with sweeping views of Georgian Bay and the Town, including historic downtown Collingwood. The proposed design concept incorporates leading green technologies and aligns with the Town’s commitment to sustainability, while honouring the built heritage of the site.

Interested in
learning more?

We’d be happy to answer your questions about the Collingwood Terminals development.

General Inquiries: collingwoodterminals@streetcar.ca

Exterior photo of Collingwood Terminals with skating rink on beautiful winter day