Attractions Around
Looking for other activities while staying here? The village of Lakefield is only 2 minutes by car passing the famous Lakefield College School. With Peterborough 20 minutes away and Toronto 90 minutes away, there are lots of things you could enjoy among your stay.
Lakefield Area
Take a stroll to the village, you will find food stores, a great butcher’s shop, fresh fruit and vegetable market, gift shops, restaurants, beer and liquor stores, local pub and a library with free Internet access. Don’t forget to visit Lakefield’s weekly flea market full of antiques, books, local crafts, etc. Parking and admission is free, and it is well worth a visit.
- Canada’s Top University Prep, Boarding & Day School like no other.
- Nestled in the valley of the Indian River, the Warsaw Caves Conservation Area offers a range of recreational opportunities the entire family can enjoy.
Whetung Ojibway Craft & Art Gallery
- Whetung Ojibwa Centre offers a spectacular collection of Native crafts as well as Fine Art, Jewelry, Moccasins, Leather Work, Sculptures and much more from Curve Lake First Nation and across Canada.
- The next Lakefield Literary Festival will take place on July 14 and 15, 2023 in the beautiful Bryan Jones Theatre at Lakefield College School.
- Come to a breezy day of outdoor summer living beside Lakefield’s scenic Otonabee River, to enjoy a wide variety of Jazz music, colourful works for sale by artisans and crafters, local food and beverage vendors!
- Since 1991 the McLean family has been focused on providing their surrounding communities with fresh, local and delicious produce and products from their farm.
Peterborough Area
It might be a small city, but with its friendly people living here, Peterborough is always worthy for a visit.
- Peterborough Escape Rooms & Board Game Cafe
- The Canadian Canoe Museum inspires connection, curiosity and new understanding.
- a boat lift located on the Trent Canal, designated a National Historic Site in 1979.
- At Lang Pioneer Village Museum, Peterborough County’s history is brought to life as costumed interpreters welcome you into over 30 homes and businesses located in the picturesque village.
- As one of Ontario’s oldest historical societies, PHS has played a lead role in preserving and promoting Peterborough’s rich social, cultural and architectural history.
- Local provincial park with the largest known concentration of Indigenous rock carvings (petroglyphs) in Canada.
- A fabulous place to enjoy a leisurely stroll in a peaceful and tranquil setting while experiencing the natural beauty of Peterborough.
- Canada’s ONLY Dinosaur Park And Reptile Sanctuary!
- CANADA’S LONGEST RUNNING FREE ADMISSION SUMMER CONCERT SERIES!
Toronto Area
We’re only 90 minutes away from Toronto--if you are coming from abroad, it’s always nice to have a visit in Toronto.
- CANADA’S CELEBRATION DESTINATION!
- Algonquin, the first provincial park in Ontario, protects a variety of natural, cultural, and recreational features and values. As one of the largest provincial parks, Algonquin is diverse and offers something for nearly everyone.
- The group of three waterfalls have the highest flow rate of any waterfall in North America that has a vertical drop of more than 50 m (160 ft).
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