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A unitary municipality in Central Ontario, Canada, the city of Kawartha Lakes is the second largest municipality in Ontario after Greater Sudbury. The surrounding population centers include the areas of Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls, and Lindsay.
A chain of lakes that lies in Central Ontario, Kawartha Lakes is not only a place of exceptional photographic opportunities, but also a bright and buzzing municipality. An amalgamation of the eclectic, the modern, and a bridge to nature, Kawartha Lakes is a rural Canadian getaway, an outdoor adventure, and a family-friendly vacation all rolled up in one. Composed of several beautiful and charming communities, Kawartha Lake also promises hours of fun in the form of nature trails, theaters, and restaurants, in addition over 250 lakes and rivers to explore!
- Emily Provincial Park: With a golden sandy beach facing a placid lake, and sitting in front of a lively backdrop of trees, Emily Provincial Park looks like a watercolor painting come to life. A favorite amongst the residents of Kawartha Lakes and its surrounding areas, Emily Provincial Park is routinely populated by families and friends splashing about in the lake. With excellent fishing opportunities, camping experiences, boating and paddling on the Trent Severn Waterway, Emily Provincial Park offers something for everyone.
- Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park: Spanning over 33,505 hectares and home to more than 100 habitat types, the “wildlands” in Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park has never been more appropriate. An expansive biological machine, the Wildlands is famous for its rock barrens, beaver fens, and much more. The park offers several opportunities not only to explore the wilderness walking along the Ganaraska Hiking Trail, but you can also take the alternative rugged canoe route that travels through lakes, wetlands, and portages.
- Kawartha Settlers’ Village: Home to a cluster of over 20 historic homes and buildings from the Bobcaygeon and the Kawartha Lakes area, Kawartha Settlers’ Village offers visitors a look into the past. Situated on the original Murphy Farm, a farm belonging to a founding family of Kawartha, the Village is now home to the original Murphy Barn, a General Store, the Fairbairn Church, a fire hall and a schoolhouse. Housing over 1,000 pieces of artifacts, including furniture, clothing, books, tools, and much more, Kawartha Settler’s Village paints an authentic and detailed picture of a bygone era. The Village also plays host to several events, as well as arts and crafts programs for adults and children alike.
- Lindsay: Home to over 20,713 people, the quaint community of Lindsay rests peacefully on the Scugog River in the Kawartha Lakes region. Lying 43 kilometers west of Peterborough, Lindsay is a commercial and business hub and serves as the seat of the City of Kawartha Lakes.
- Bethany: A gateway community that caters to the immensely popular and interestingly named skiing hotspot, Devil’s Elbow, the small community of Bethany provides a quaint and tranquil Canadian getaway. With cross country ski areas accessible via picturesque county roads, and several annual celebrations taking place during the summer, Bethany is the perfect alternative destination to take a breather and let go of all your worries within a quaint, quiet, and friendly community.
- Fenelon Falls: A tourist neighborhood, Fenelon Falls is a bustling and popular summer vacation destination. Situated between Sturgeon Lake and Cameron Lake on the Trent-Severn Waterway, Fenelon Falls is a locale aplomb with all the summer activity dreams you never realized you had. With easy and accessible routes to either of the two lakes, Fenelon Falls is also a quiet neighborhood that boats several restaurants, cafes, and recreational activities to keep you entertained — in between diving, hiking, sailing, and splashing about.
- Bobcaygeon: Nestled between Sturgeon and Pigeon Lakes, arguably two of the most scenic lakes of the Kawartha Lakes, Bobcaygeon primarily caters to tourists wishing to have a taste of the Canadian backcountry. A hub of recreational fishing, Bobcaygeon also provides several other activities and amenities that are unavailable in neighboring communities. Explore the quaint indie stores, taste mouthwatering dishes at the trendy eateries, catch some rays at the beach, or bob on the waves whilst boating on the lakes. Whatever you choose to do in Bobcaygeon, we ensure that you will have a great time doing it.
There are 271 vacation rentals available in Kawartha Lakes across several booking partners.
Vacation rentals in Kawartha Lakes have a price range between $47-$4,394. The average price for rentals in Kawartha Lakes is $254 per night.
RVs are the top rental type in Kawartha Lakes, with 271 rentals currently available.