Location: Bobcaygeon
Top Things to do in Bobcaygeon
Top 10 Things to do in Bobcaygeon, Canada
Bobcaygeon in Canada, from Canada region, is best know for Points of Interest & Landmarks. Discover best things to do in Bobcaygeon with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Kawartha Settlers' Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Kawartha Settlers' Village is a collection of over 20 historic homes and buildings from Bobcaygeon and the Kawartha Lakes area. Set on nine acres of the original Murphy farm, the Village houses the original Murphy Barn, The General Store, Fairbairn Church, one room school house, fire hall,and more. The artifact collection contains more than 1000 pieces including furniture, clothing, agricultural implements,books, tools and more. As well, The Village offers a wide range of arts and crafts programs for adults and children including major special events annually. Please see website for more information.
Reviewed By margipan - Toronto
It was a little difficult for us to find it because there were no many signs of it on the roads. If you go there, be prepared for the travel in advance. The village is very good organized and presents the life between 1830 and...MoreHi margipan, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review and visit Kawartha Settlers' Village. We are always trying to improve our signage and hope to continue to do so. Take care, KSV
2. Horseless Carriage Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
The Horseless Carriage Museum is a unique, privately-owned museum specializing in pre-1914 transportation and early mechanical technology. We feature five century-old vehicles and a 1895 Sawyer & Massey steam traction engine, rare mechanical music machines and an 1890's General Store, and more. Bus and group tours welcome. Check out our website and blog for more information. (Please note: We are located midway between Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls on County Road 8. Please call ahead for an appointment! Open May to November .......weather permitting!
Reviewed By David R - Toronto, Canada
After booking an appointment to visit the Horseless Carriage Museum near Fenelon Falls, our family approached the unassuming barn not quite knowing what expect. What a surprise when the door slid open! Hundreds of rare or unique pieces of Canadiana are on display in the museum. Five lovingly maintained gas or steam vehicles are the centrepiece of the collection, including the oldest Sawyer & Massey traction engine in Canada, dating back to 1895. The exceptional exhibition doesn't stop there, extending to fully functional vintage music boxes, gramophones and rare wax recordings, bicycles and scores of antique and collectible signs, cans, furnishings, and other meticulously researched and restored reminders of yesteryear. Fans of "Murdoch Mysteries" may even recognize some of the pieces which the museum allows to be used for the popular TV production.
Museum curator and owner Richard Bennett, wife Evelyn, and Evelyn's sister gave us a 90+ minute tour through the barn, proudly and patiently explaining all the details of the fascinating collection. Richard's engaging stories about the items, and seeing and hearing the artifacts actually work, truly brought the collection to life. This is a must-see when in the Fenelon Falls area; simply be sure to pre-book an appointment, and bring along a minimum $5 donation per person to help maintain this one-of-a-kind collection.
3. Kawartha Country Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Kawartha Country Wines looks small from the outside, but inside you will find the largest selection of premium fruit wine in the province. Over 45 varieties of fruit and grape wine are made in house as well as hard cider, gourmet vinegars, grilling sauces, wine jelly, preserves and more. We use local and Ontario fruit to make award winning products. Our legendary tasting bar is a very popular tourist and recreation destination. Nestled in the heart of the Kawarthas, the winery is located on County Road #36 between the small towns of Buckhorn and Bobcaygeon, Ontario. The winery is housed in a restored log cabin built in 1866 complete with the original square hewn logs and pine floors, surrounded by 22 scenic acres of fruit, berries and woodlands. Now you can shop online.
Reviewed By CyndeeLaw - Toronto, Canada
The staff are so friendly. Our group tried most wines (so many are yummy) and bought many bottles to drink on the dock (over the course of a long week-end). We also bought a few marinades for the BBQ and salads. A great place to stop on your way to your restful spot or on your way home. If it is raining, a little fruit wine will brighten and warm your day.
4. Happy Days Houseboats - Day Rentals
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Rental houseboats on the beautiful Trent Severn Waterway that offer luxurious style and comfort for up to 12 people. Experience the beauty of the area as the Kawartha Lakes is the Houseboat Capital of Ontario. Houseboats offer private bedrooms, comfortable kitchen amenities and a 3 piece bathroom. Full training and licensing is provided. Get on board and have a happy day!
Reviewed By DHelyar - Montreal
Recently had a great experience with Happy Days Houseboats. Boats are spacious fully equipped, clean and well maintained. From the moment we arrived everything went as planned as we were greeted by the amazing staff and owners. Excellent training and orientation is provided and lots...MoreThank you very much for sharing your feedback. We appreciate your comments and are very happy that you found the on board resources useful. The Trent Severn Waterway lock experience is unlike any other boating adventure in North America! Thanks for the recommendation.
5. Whetung Ojibwa Art and Crafts Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Debbie B - Peterborough
This place has something for everyone. They have such an array of collectables, clothing etc. They have different snack ideas for the children and adults alike. They have unique crafts made by locals.
6. Globus Theatre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
A member of ASTRO (the association of summer theatres 'round Ontario) Globus Theatre produces professional summer theatre at the Lakeview Arts Barn just outside the picturesque village of Bobcaygeon. As well as five ‘main’ productions that include Comedies, Dramas and Musicals they also present ‘one-nighters’ featuring some of Canada’s hottest shows and comedy acts; and children’s shows featuring music, magic and puppetry. Patrons can choose to dine at the LAB prior to any evening performance - Reservations required.
Reviewed By Dmarkwind - Kansas City, Missouri
When the relatives we were visiting in Bobcaygeon told us they were taking us to the local dinner theater, we didn’t know what to expect. The show we saw “Raising the Barn,” was bizarre and silly, and included melodrama, singing, several surprises, and just plain weirdness. But it was funny and very entertaining, and the cast was amazing. The setting - a converted and modified barn out in the Canadian countryside, was nice, and the food was very good. Our dinner included a salad bar, dinner buffet, and ice cream for dessert. We would enthusiastically do this again if we got the chance!
7. Lock 32
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Gord B - Bobcaygeon, Canada
Great place in Bobcaygeon to view all the boat traffic coming back and forth from Pigeon to Sturgeon Lakes. There are restaurants, groceries, beer store and LCBO within walking distance of the lock as well as some tables for picnics. Swing bridge allows for taller boats to pass through the lock. Fine place to people and boat watch on a sunny day.
8. Lakeview Arts Barn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
A recipient of the Tourism Excellence Award, from the City of Kawartha Lakes, The Lakeview Arts Barn is a performing Arts venue that hosts a variety of events throughout the year. The highlight of the calendar is the 10-week season of professional summer theatre produced by company-in-residence Globus Theatre.There is entertainment for everyone at the LAB including comedies, dramas, music, stand-up, improv, dances, murder mysteries and kid's shows!Enjoy a table d'hote menu at the LAB's restaurant prior to every evening show. Reservations required.
Reviewed By Whiskywizard - Cobourg, Canada
We attended a dinner theatre murder mystery. Some of my party enjoyed it more than others. I saw a similar mix in the audience. If you love to get involved, you'll probably enjoy it. If you're uncomfortable speaking up in a crowd, you may find it daunting. Food was OK, but not outstanding.
9. Bobcaygeon Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
Great little town with a lot of history. Beautiful locks and nice places to eat. Best place would the restaurant 'just for the halibut'. Good service and food. Nice walks and friendly people.
10. Boyd Heritage Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Brian H - Kingston, Canada
I enjoy learning about local history in my travels. The Boyd Heritage Museum tells the story of one of the major founding families of the Bobcaygeon area. Through an impressive mix of displays for a local museum it illustrates the life and times, environment and struggles of the Boyd family and many other families who formed the community and whose heritage carries through to today. There are very personal glimpses of their characters, successes and tragedies. The museum truly helps the visitor understand how the people worked together, how commerce and industry grew through them, and how they connected with the province, the country and the British Empire. It is sort of a settlers' "Downton Abbey" story. Well done.
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