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Kawartha Settlers’ Village

Nestled in the picturesque town of Bobcaygeon, lies a hidden gem that takes visitors on a captivating journey through history.

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Choose Your Own Adventure in Northern Kawartha Lakes

Did you know that the Coboconk wharf on Balsam Lake is officially recognized as Canada’s highest body of fresh water