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Lakefield College School is a private, coeducational boarding and day school for students in grades 9 through 12, located in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada.
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- Take A Walking Tour of Lakefield Historic District
- Browse The Lakefield Farmer’s Market
- Take A Cooking Class at The Angle Iron Kitchen
- Indulge in Artisanal Treats at Chocolate Rabbit Shop
- Explore Lakefield’S Literary History
- Cycle Or Walk The Lakefield Trail
- Soak Up The Views Over Lake Katchewanooka
- Go Birdwatching at Imagine The Marsh Conservation Area
- Enjoy A Healthy Lunch (or Breakfast) at Nutty Bean Cafe
- Go Swimming at Lakefield Beach
It’s easy to spend a full morning wandering through Lakefield’s leafy streets lined with 19th century buildings, boutique shops and peaceful parks. It’s so welcoming it’s actually been designated a Trent-Severn Trail Town, a select group of nine communities on Canada’s first waterway trail town program. You don’t even need a car to get around. One ...
Begin your weekend early and arrive on Thursday morning so you can catch the Lakefield Farmer’s Marketin full swing. Open seasonally, it features 30 agricultural and artisanal vendors. No imported goods here. You’re buying directly from a verified local grower or maker. You’ll find honey, maple syrup, freshly baked breads and goodies as well as rot...
This whimsical building is home to two tasty businesses. With its roots in the food truck world, the menu at Angle Iron Kitchenis modern comfort food with a fun, southwestern twist. Expect to find light lunches like pulled pork, shrimp tacos, chicken and waffles alongside poutine. You’ll also find prepared meals to go and house-made spice rubs. Sig...
Located across the street from the Chamber of Commerce office, the Chocolate Rabbit is another foodie find in the heart of Lakefield. It’s a treasure trove of sweet treats and confections. Their chocolate truffles are hand-crafted and come in creamy, melt-in-your-mouth flavours. Other fun finds include sponge taffy (dipped in chocolate of course), ...
The very same leafy river paths, tranquil lakes, pastel-coloured Victorian buildings that appeal to today’s adventurers also attracted famous Canadian writers. Susanna Moodie (“Roughing it in the Bush”), Catherine Parr Traill, Isabella Valancy Crawford and Margaret Lawrence all lived and worked in and around Lakefield. You can see tributes to their...
One of the best things to do in Lakefield is to go cycling its blissful bike paths. There are actually two major routes to choose from – the Lakefield Trail and the Rotary Trail. They connect with each other as well as the Trans Canada Trail. It spans 28,000 kilometres making it the world’s longest network of multi-use recreational trails.In Lakefi...
One of my favourite loops on the Lakefield Trail is the path that parallels Hague St. An easy access point is at Lakefield Beach where you can take a post-cycling swim in the clear waters. The waters of the Otonabee River haven’t always been so calm. It derived its name from a First Nations word meaning ‘boiling waters’ and a series of rapids once ...
The Marsh Conservation Area located on Katchewanooka Lake to the west of the Otonabee River near the Lakefield Trail is an often overlooked attraction in Lakefield. It’s a cacophony of peeping frogs and bird song at this protected area. Established in 1996, this green space features a boardwalk, a viewing tower and interpretive signage explaining t...
For a lunch break while walking or cycling the Lakefield recreational trail, head to the Nutty Bean Cafe(33 Queen St.). There’s space to lock your bike at the back of the building and a cozy patio out front. The menu features an all-day breakfast of wraps and bagels, fresh baked scones and muffins. At 11:00 am, you can choose from the lunch menu of...
The lakes and rivers in the Kawarthas were originally formed by the meltwaters of retreating glaciers in the Pleistocene ice age. Lakefield Beach is located in a bend of the Otonabee River and features clear waters and a sandy bottom with no weeds. If you’re not up for a swim you can also kayak or canoe along the river banks. Lakefield was once a m...
25 de ago. de 2023 · Lakefield is a lesser-known hidden gem found in Ontario's cottage country, featuring a small historic village, gorgeous natural beauty, sparkling lakes, and a surprisingly...
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Selwyn, Ontario, a township nestled in the heart of Peterborough County in central-eastern Ontario, Canada, is a place where history and charm intertwine. Formerly known as Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield, the township adopted its current name in 2013, following a by-law passed in 2012.
Lakefield College School (sometimes called LCS, The Grove or simply Lakefield) is a private day and boarding school located north of the village of Lakefield, Ontario. It was the first Canadian member of Round Square, an international affiliation of schools.
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