Discover Bobcaygeon
Where waterfront charm, unique local businesses, vibrant events, and unforgettable experiences come together in the heart of the Kawarthas.
Bobcaygeon runs on its local businesses, from landmarks like Kawartha Dairy and Bigley's to the Bolton Street boutiques, lakeside patios, marinas, B&Bs, trades, and wonderful local services that keep this three-island town between Sturgeon and Pigeon Lakes working year-round.
Bobcaygeon & Area Chamber members are keeping the shelves stocked, the docks busy, and the patios full. When you choose them, your money stays local and so does its impact.
STAY, PLAY, SHOP, DINE & SERVICES
Explore the wide range of accommodations, dining, experiences, services and shopping that the area has to offer.
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49 Front St E (Pigeon Lake)
Front St W & West St (Sturgeon Lake)
Beach Park, 45 Park St (Sturgeon Lake)
Nogies Creek, 36 & Bass Lake Rd (Pigeon Lake)
McAlpine Park, Crane Bay Rd (Sturgeon Lake)
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Centennial Park & Splash Pad (94 Dunn St)
Bobcaygeon Beach Park (45 Park St)
Forbert Memorial Pool & Park (16 River Park Rd)
Bobcaygeon Wilderness Park (Wilderness Park Rd)
Tommy Anderson Park (94 Dunn St)
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We respectfully acknowledge that Bobcaygeon is located on Michi Saagiig (what is commonly referred to as Mississauga First Nations), Treaty 20 territory. Long before European and other settlers came to this area, these lands and waters were, and are today, the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations. This includes the Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations.
We respectfully acknowledge that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity, and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure the health and integrity of these lands and waters for generations to come.