Parry Sound, Ontario Cruises

The Town of Parry Sound lies on the eastern shore of Georgian Bay of Lake Huron, at the mouth of the Seguin River.  In 2004, the area was designated as a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. Parry Sound is also the world's largest freshwater archipelago, known as the 30,000 Islands. The Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts and Bobby Orr Hall of Fame are home to the well known Festival of the Sound. The Hall of Fame also pays tribute to the hometown hockey hero, Bobby Orr. Visitors will find countless ways to rejuvenate, relax and play in Parry Sound.  Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy pleasure boating, fishing, camping, hiking or cycling in many of the local parks or just relax and enjoy the scenery from the comfort of your cruise ship. In town you will find several exciting galleries, quaint thrift stores and dining establishments well worth a visit.  Whatever your lifestyle, Parry Sound is the perfect place to spend your day and make memories.

Parry Sound on Lake Heron is a port of call for the following Great Lakes Cruises:
Viking
Ponant
Victory Cruise Lines
Pearl Seas Cruises

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Things to do on Perry Sound, Ontario

THE CHARLES W. STOCKEY CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
On July 18th, 2003 the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame and Charles W. Stockey Centre celebrated their grand opening.  The center is located along the waterfront overlooking the Georgian Bay and features a wide variety of entertainment options from live music and shows to art classes. The Charles W. Stockey Centre is the perfect place to plan an evening out in Parry Sound

Address: Two Bay Street, Parry Sound, ON
Website: https://www.stockeycentre.com/

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Get to know Perry Sound, Ontario

• Discovered by Captain Henry Bayfield in the 19th century, the town was named in honor of the Arctic explorer Sir William Edward Parry.
• Parry Sound is part of the 30,000 Islands region, the world’s largest freshwater archipelago.​