“The Canadian Canoe Museum stewards the world's largest collection of canoes, kayaks and paddled watercraft. More than 600 in number, the watercraft and their stories of national and international significance, have a pivotal role to play in our collective future.”

“Lansdowne Place is the largest shopping centre in Peterborough. It has 114 stores, a food court, and a Great Canadian Superstore. It is about a 20 minute drive.”

“Play arcade games and watch great movies plus get a meal at the restaurant.”

“A little slice of Belgium right here in Peterborough. You'll find world reknowned, award-winning beers on tap, that you probably can't find anywhere else. Great food on the menu - make sure to try the mussels!”

“A photographer’s paradise, the Village is complete with lanes and pathways, farm animals, rail and stump fences, vegetable and herb gardens, as well as other authentic details of a 19th-century hamlet. Villagers of all ages, dressed in authentic historical costume, go about their daily chores contributing to the authenticity of this living history experience”

“Part of Parks Canada. Combine your visit with lunch or dinner in one of the many restaurants that Peterborough offers. ”

“Beavermead Park is located on the TransCanada Trail and has a little something for everyone. There is a large beach (with lifeguards), beach volleyball, play centre for the kids, & Ecology Park.”

“Peterborough MusicFest is a free concert series every Wednesday and Saturday at Del Crary Park. Only a 12 minute walk from the Edgewater, and we supply you with two fold-out camp chairs so you can watch the show in comfort and style. Great bands like 54-40, The Sheepdogs, Tom Cochrane, The Reklaws, and more. A great family friendly event!”

“Open year round, this market has been running for a long time. It offers a great selection of locally grown produce, food and unique goods. Grab a hot coffee, fresh perogies or in-season produce and enjoy the market atmosphere. ”

“This is the highest hydraulic liftlock in the world, on Hunter Street at Ashburnham Drive. It is best to go in summer (between Victoria Day and Canadian Thanksgiving) when the Trent Severn waterway is operational. The visitor's centre has displays and explains how the lock works.”

“Only a 10 minute walk from our space for a great lunch or dinner at excellent prices. Good selection of craft beer. Nice patio and cozy atmosphere inside. Friendly staff. ”

“One of the first hydraulic locks, the weight of water and boats raise the water and boats on the other side. Take your camera!”

“The Art Gallery has a permanent collection, as well as feature collections throughout the year. The collection now numbers over 1,400 objects including contemporary and historical paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, photographs, mixed media works, both Canadian and international in origin”

“Free Concerts in the park in summer. Marina and Art Gallery right there too.”

“Great little cruise up and down the famous lift-locks on the Trent Sever waterway”