Hockley Valley Resort is a four-season ski and golf destination, conference centre and recreational facility. The 104-room resort and spa occupies 300 acres of rolling hills along the Bruce Trail in Orangeville. It attracts more than 25,000 clients annually.

The spa has become a favourite with the many corporate groups hosting golf tournaments at the resort, particularly with those who don't play a lot of golf and are looking for a relaxing alternative.


This 8000 sq ft full service European spa was opened in 2001. There are heated tile floors in 16 spacious treatment rooms with 24 stations. Natural light floods the Oasis Café where guests can lounge in their robes between treatments and watch their kids or their friends on the ski hill outside. The café includes a "heart smart menu", with emphasis on health and wellness as well as flavour.


Many treatments, like the Golfers Massage, cater to an active clientele. At Hockley Valley, the golf pro and one of the registered massage therapists got together and came up with this custom treatment which focuses on the muscles and tissues affected by golfing. It combines massage with specific stretches.

The Seaflower Kur is a house specialty that uses the luxurious Kerstin-Florian spa products out of California. Kurs involve a number of treatment sessions. The word comes from the German for ‘cure’. Spa-going, especially in European countries, has always been for therapeutic and recuperative reasons; hence, to go to a spa, was to take the waters, or to take the ‘kur’.

Aromaflex is a combination of aromatherapy and reflexology developed in-house at Hockley Valley Resort Spa.


Apres-ski and apres-golf-packages are offered. They include golf or skiing with a spa treatment, overnight and breakfast. The "Guilt-free Package" is designed for couples. She gets to spend the day in the spa. He gets a round of golf. They meet for dinner and overnight. Breakfast is included.


1.5 hrs north of Toronto.