Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities Inc. Announces the Acquisition of Wye Heritage Marina

Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities with Eastern Canadian offices in Wasaga Beach, Ontario has announced the acquisition of Wye Heritage Marina located in Midland Ontario. Jay Forrest the General Manager at Wye Heritage assures customers that the new ownership means stability, a renewed commitment to service and an ability to deliver new and improved facilities.

Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities is also the owner of many other Marina and RV resorts and communities including five of Ontario's finest marina facilities; Bay Moorings Marina and Beacon Bay Marina located in Penetanguishene, Bay Port Yachting Center in Midland, Bay Port Marina in Orillia and Goreski’s Landing in Port Perry.

Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities Inc. is Canada's largest owner and operator of residential land lease communities and resorts. Since 1998, Park Bridge’s portfolio has grown from 2 properties with 650 sites to 90 properties with over 25,500 operational sites in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and the province of Québec.

Wye Heritage Marina was previously known as Doral Marine Resort and is the largest marina in Canada with space for 800 slips.

Visit the Boating Industry Canada web site at www.boatingindustry.ca or click here to view a video clip with Ken McDonald and Jay Forrest.

For more information, contact Ken McDonald, Regional Manager, Parkbridge Marinas Canada, at ken@bayportyc.com or Jay Forrest, General Manager, Wye Heritage Marina, jay@wyeheritage.ca
 

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