Discover Serenity and Adventure: The Hidden Gems of Kawartha Lakes

This park is a highlight for visitors, featuring a sandy beach for swimming, hiking trails like The Lookout Trail, opportunities for bird watching and fishing, and educational programs like the Natural Heritage Program. The park is also known for its clean and calm waters, making it ideal for a family day out.

Located on the north end of Balsam Lake, this park boasts one of the region's longest undeveloped shorelines. It's a quieter destination, perfect for those looking for a peaceful escape. The park offers bird watching, hiking, and a long trail for exploration, though camping is not allowed.

Although located an hour from Balsam Lake, this place serves as a zoo, park, and conservatory, offering a wide range of activities. It's part of the larger Como Park, which features a paved path around the lake, paddleboat and canoe rentals, an amusement park, picnic shelters, mini golf, and a fishing pie.

Another attraction about an hour away, this aquarium is known for its 300-foot transparent tunnel, offering views of freshwater and saltwater organisms. Exhibits include Brave the Rainforest, Coral Caves, and Ray Lagoon, providing interactive experiences with various marine life