- The list below includes 22 free or cheap things to do in or near Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, including 43 different types of inexpensive activities like Camping Site, Children's Entertainment, Movie Theaters and Other Entertainment.
- From Balsam Lake Provincial Park to Emily Provincial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kawartha Lakes and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Beaverton, Bowmanville, Buckhorn and Lakefield.
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Open May - October, the Sifton-Cook Heritage Centre changes out exhibit themes and displays each season. Families learn about the history of Cobourg in the Cottage and the Exhibit Hall which has included transportation and military as well as upcoming industry, sports and government exhibits.
39.8 Miles
Cobourg Beach is located next to Victoria Park. Families enjoy the soft sands, surf, splash pad, swimming, boardwalk, canteen, playground, picnic areas and band shell for special events.
39.9 Miles
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Brooks Farms
122-141 Ashworth Road | Mount Albert, East Gwillimbury, Ontario
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Educational and fun, Brooks Farms is an entertaining activity for all ages. An outdoor Barnyard Playland has farm animals, zip lines, and other educational and exciting activities. Between the Pick Your Own fields and the farm market, a wide selection of fresh produce is available.
41.3 Miles
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Green Lane, East Gwillimbury, Ontario
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Well maintained paths wind through Rogers Reservoir Conservation Area. Once meant to be a shipping canal system, now the remnants of the never-used locks can be seen while traversing the park. During winter months, the park can be used for snowshoeing and cross country skiing.
42.7 Miles
The Sunset International Speedway offers guests the opportunity to watch live stock car racing during the year, with special ticket rates available for children. Additionally, the location also features a driving school that teaches guests how to drive a race car.
42.9 Miles
The largest park in the area, Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park offers outdoor fun for the entire family. Guests can canoe, camp, hike, swim, fish, hunt and view wildlife.
42.9 Miles
Within the northern part of watershed, the Gut Conservation Area is actually a gorge made from the Crowe River. Take the walking trails to the observation area or the stairs down into the gorge.
42.9 Miles
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15372 Yonge Street, Aurora, Ontario
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There are over 16,000 artifacts cataloging local heritage history at the Aura Historical Society. The Hillary house is a piece of Gothic Revival architecture that's been recognized by the National Historic Sites and Monuments Board, and it can be rented out for special events.
42.9 Miles
A lot of special events are hosted at the Aurora Town Park, from children-themed events to beer fests. Depending on the time that a visitor comes to the park, they may partake in anything from Christmas light viewing to an active farmer's market.
43.0 Miles
The Canadian Moments Mural graphically represents influential figures throughout the history of Canada's politics, art, inventors and astronauts. It's a free way for visitors to get quickly and visually immersed in national history while on the go through Aurora.