Northey Park Fishing Lake Peterborough

The boys and me have fished this venue twice so far this year and have had a great day both times. We have tried the major day ticket lake, "RIO" with reasonable results. There are eight lakes to decide from all containing carp, bream, catfish, roach etc. Elliots lake is a syndicate lake for catfish fans but there’s also a day ticket lake for cat anglers though the price of a day ticket is higher at around 11 quid a day. The prices for the other lakes is the standard fiver 8am till dusk but accompanied juniors only 3 pounds. Under 16’s without an adult aren’t allowed as are barbed hooks, but boilies and groundbait are which makes a nice change. (gofishing.freeservers.com)

 offers scenic cruises on Stoney Lake. The "Kawartha Spirit" is the biggest Canadian Coast Guard accepted vessel serving the Kawarthas, with a passenger capacity of 200. Cruise this picturesque lake and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of more than 1000 islands. A live commentary is made available giving you the fascinating history and local points of interest in and around Stoney Lake, not the least of which is a channel where trees to the south are primarily deciduous and trees to the north are primarily coniferous. This delineates where the Canadian Shield begins. (northkawartha.on.ca)

This is on Northey s Bay Road, with entrances off of Highway 28 & County Road 6. The surroundings are well-forested with the rugged beauty of the Canadian Shield. In the summer, this is a well-liked stop for visitors, as it has the biggest-recognized concentration of aboriginal rock carvings in Canada. While the Petroglyphs themselves are closed in the off season, park roads and trails may be walked, skied, or snowshoed don t park in front of the entrance gate . (thekawarthas.ca)

Our way up the north shore of the Burleigh Channel. It was a great way to take in the exquisite beauty of the Fraser property and to completely appreciate what is at stake if the proposed development is accepted. In specific, the long, narrow inlet near the west end of the property with its shallow water, abundant wildlife, and active beaver his dam is well under way is a spectacular, pristine wetland. If the developer has his way, it’ll be the site of 15 of his 60 units. (Find more info)

There’s a big group of British and continental locomotives and carriages to view. Included are the kids s favourite engine Thomas and the only surviving coach from the Great Train Robbery in 1963, the Southern Railway Travelling Post Office cart. You may be able to travel between Wansford and Peterborough, on a selection of carriages, on a seven and a half mile track where you’ll pass through the beautiful 500 acre Ferry Meadows Country Park. There’s also a secondhand railway bookshop and a small museum. (pureleisuregroup.com)

Visited 2005: This was a real surprise, as the site description doesn’t do it justice. The site is at the heart of Ferry Meadows Country Park which offers fun & relaxation for all ages. There are endless walks in a well kept, clean enviroment. The watersports offer good value for money and safety equipement is at hand for all users. Cycle paths are ‘car free’ & a good way to explore the countryside. The site is on both sides of the major entrance into the Country Park, with key security barriers in operation for campers. The shower & toliet blocks are up to the common high standard of the Club. (caravansitefinder.co.uk)

If you’re thinking of camping, then Peterborough could be the best choice for you. Peterborough is the most populous British city which is regarded as the best place of camping. Camping is one of most well-liked activity among the people of this city. There are different sites in Peterborough which are famous for camping. It s also the most well-liked place for tourist attraction. One can book their favorite places for camping which are quite reasonable in pricing, websites are available for this places. Another place which is well-liked for Camping sites is Ferry Meadows Caravan site which is an ideal base site and easy to explore the site on foot or through bike. (whatsoninpeterborough.com)

618 King’s Wharf Road, Kawartha Lakes, and directions may be found at Google maps: From Peterborough, take Hwy 7 heading west to Omemee. In Omemee, turn right at Sturgeon Road North. Signs for County Road 7 . Follow road north for 14. 3 km. Turn right at King’s Wharf Road and follow for 2. 4 km. Destination will be on the right. There’s a gate just west of the bridge over Emily Creek. They’ll have the gate open. you may be able to come up the drive and we’ll meet you there. (peterboroughpaddlingclub.ca)

Rustic still cozy all-cedar waterfront cottage on an interesting 1 acre hilly, stone and woody lot that gives lots of privacy. It’s ideally set in a small bay only 3 cottages so minimal traffic and safe for water actions. The cottage sits higher than the two adjoining cottages so there is a great view of the bay and the lake. Stoney Lake is well-recognized for fishing of muskie, walleye, and bass. Kids can enjoy pan fishing right off the dock. (kawarthacottagevacations.ca)

Was a well-liked tourist attraction since its opening. Having been given the certification of Excellence by TripAdvisor, this greyhound racing centre is frequently viewed as an exhilarating experience for visitors. With a completely air-conditioned stadium made up of 1, 000 seats and an remarkable choice of eight bars, a caf and a fast-food stand to decide from, the stadium offers guests a big array of possibilities whilst they sit back and enjoy the racing. (theculturetrip.com)