Blue Mountain Village

One of the most beautiful places i have seen so far. amazing architecture tack you back in time with beautiful building and the view of the mountain is amazing plus the lake at the bottom makes it breath taking. Since we went in summer and its a winter resort so how amazing it would to see the green mountains turn to blue with snow, after all its a ski resort. How ever i was told it a x-mass village so one must visit end of December if you can bear the cold.

Visiting Blue Mountain Village in the summer was an unexpectedly peaceful experience. Unlike the bustling crowds of the winter season, the village was mostly empty, giving it a calm and relaxed atmosphere. Walking through the charming streets, I felt as if I had traveled somewhere far away—an escape from the everyday rush. The scenery was stunning, with the mountain backdrop creating a beautiful contrast against the quiet village. Without the usual crowds, I had the chance to take in the sights at my own pace, appreciating the quaint architecture and serene surroundings. If you're looking for an off-season getaway where you can unwind and enjoy a quieter side of Blue Mountain, summer might just be the perfect time. While activities and shops may not be as lively, the peaceful ambiance makes it feel like a hidden retreat.

It is a charming and scenic destination nestled at the base of the Blue Mountains in Ontario. The village offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and activities, making it a lively spot year-round. In winter, it’s perfect for skiing and snowboarding, while summer brings hiking, mountain biking, and zip-lining. The atmosphere is cozy and family-friendly, with frequent events and festivals adding to the fun. Accommodations range from luxury hotels to budget-friendly lodges, all within walking distance of the village. Overall, it’s an ideal getaway for both relaxation and adventure. Need to pay for the parking

Beautiful resort village with lots of restaurants, bars and shops. It's a nice place to get away from the city and enjoy the mountain views. They also have Tim Hortons and Beavertails here. Expect to pay higher prices at restaurants here. Most parking lots require payment. I didn't see any EV charging available.

I recently visited Blue Mountain and had a decent experience overall. The mountain has a great atmosphere with plenty of activities for all levels, whether you’re into skiing, snowboarding, or just enjoying the beautiful winter scenery. One of the highlights was the lively ambiance around the village—there was a DJ playing music, which definitely made the visit more fun. The slopes were well-maintained, though a bit crowded, so it’s best to come early if you want to avoid the busiest times. There are also several cozy spots to relax, grab a warm drink, or enjoy some local food, though less options for HALAL food. It’s a great place for a winter getaway, especially if you enjoy both outdoor and indoor activities.