scandinave spa blue mountain

The majestic Scandinavian spa near Toronto is now open for the summer

The Scandinave Spa near Blue Mountain is welcoming visitors to its Nordic baths once again, good news for anyone hoping to soak in its restorative waters this summer.

The turquoise pools with a Nordic waterfall and surrounding forest views located two hours from Toronto officially reopened this past weekend as part of Ontario's first step in its reopening plan.

Ongoing reduced capacity and a two-person limit for every group will also make for a quiet visit and even more space for you and your plus-one to enjoy.

Similar to last summer, the solariums and lounges will also all be placed six feet apart to make physical distancing possible.

Massages are available and access to the baths will be included if you book a treatment. Just keep in mind that masks will be required in all indoor areas of the spa and during the massage.

The Swedish massage for two isn't going to be available this summer, and the hour-long massages that are available range from $175 to $185.

Saunas and steam rooms will continue to be closed to guests. But the good news is access to the baths will be $10 cheaper until these open.

You'll be able to book your visit either online or by phone. Bath reservations will be available up to four weeks in advance with availability starting at 10 a.m. every day. 

Visiting through the week will give you the best availability for the hydrotherapy experience and if there's no availability on the day you're looking for, you can request to be added to a waitlist.

Lead photo by

Scandinave Spa


Latest Videos



Latest Videos


Join the conversation Load comments

Latest in Travel

You can explore a Titanic-era steamship in Ontario this summer

This historic small town in Ontario is surrounded by natural wonder

Passenger denied Lululemon reimbursement after WestJet baggage delay

These 3 Ontario destinations were just crowned among Canada's best 'hidden gems'

New US border rules soon to kick in for Canadians travelling with a dog

Famous Cheltenham Badlands near Toronto about to reopen with one big change this year

Ontario just got a stunning new $45 million lakefront museum

How to spend a weekend in and around Ontario's 'Amazon river'