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Buckhorn
2016
705-657-3288 | 1 (800) 853-1615 www.buckhorn.ca
Over 40 Varieties of Wine and Cider.
Complimentary Sampling Bar.
Need we say more?
A short ninety minute drive east of Toronto lie the scenic and serene Buckhorn and District. In a little over one
hundred years this area has transformed itself from a logging and farming region to a rich diverse tourist destination.
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2452 County Rd 36, Buckhorn
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inter is slowly coming to an end and we begin to see more of
the sun in the sky, long awaited spring is around the corner and
dreams of summer fill us with inspiration. The snow and slush,
winter scraping and shoveling will be a distant memory, soon forgotten.
Slowly, nature will take its course to bring us bright blues, lush greens
and sparkling water. Alongside nature, business will begin its springtime
bloom, as seasonal residents, full time residents and visitors alike will
begin enjoying this beautiful area and all it has to offer.
The Buckhorn District Tourist Association (BDTA) is a volunteer lead
group comprised of local business owners and residents who bring
together their cumulative experience, wisdom and knowledge to create
and run this marketing and information organization. We support member
businesses in meeting their goals and ambitions and help stimulate the
local regional economy through initiatives, programs and advertising.
This year has blessed us with wonderful additions to our Board of Directors,
individuals who are hungry to help and who see the beauty and potential
this area has to offer. I would like to welcome and thank these new board
members: Erin McLean, Eva Fisher, Andrea Enright and Bruce Averill. We
hope to see your hopes and desires met and hard work pay off.
Buckhorn will be seeing an abundance of change through the new
Community Improvement Plan (CIP). This comprehensive plan has slated
new designs for our public space. It is categorically the most important
piece of planning Buckhorn has seen in quite some time. The plan lays
out new walking paths, sidewalks, parking and watercraft dockage,
as well as park expansion and public art initiatives among many other
projects. The improvements to Buckhorn will help everyone enjoy our
community better than ever before. Whether people are out for a stroll,
visiting their favourite store or enjoying some time out on their boat;
the improvements will make their experience a much better one. The
BDTA will support these initiatives in any way possible to ensure that the
Community Improvement Plan moves forward without a hiccup.
The Kawartha Highlands Park has seen the opening of their new
walking trail. I would like to congratulate the members of the Buckhorn
Trails Association for this amazing accomplishment. The new trail looks
incredible and is a welcome addition to the park. It encompasses a loop
with eight educational stops showing off the ecology, history and habitats
of this beautiful area. A job well done!
Please come see us at our visitor centre, conveniently located adjacent to
the LCBO, only a short walk away from the lift lock. You can browse our
Buckhorn themed wearable gear and other Buckhorn labeled items. The
visitor centre offers a plethora of information about our area and visitors are
more than welcome to come in to browse and ask questions.
Gunnar Rogstad, President, Buckhorn District Tourist Association
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Front Cover photo Courtesy of Adam Woodhouse
Article Editing Courtesy of Nancy Boyce
Buckhorn District
Tourist Association
1993A Lakehurst Rd. Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0
(705) 657-3288 1-800-853-1615
[email protected] www.buckhorn.ca
Board of Directors
President Treasurer Secretary Director Director Director Director Kawartha
Chamber Liaison Trent Lakes Liaison
Selwyn Liaison Gunnar Rogstad
Steve Connolly
Audrey von Bogen
Bruce Averill
Eva Fisher
Erin McLean
Endrit Karaj
Cindy Windover
Dick Persson
Sherry Senis
Contents
Important Numbers. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Mississauga River
Interpretive Trail. . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Sensational Spring Fishing. . . 10-11
Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . 14-17
Bear Country. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19
Kawartha Country Wines. . . . . 20-21
Accommodation Guide . . . . . . 22-24
Community Care Peterborough. . . 25
Area Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-28
Member's Directory. . . . . . . . . 30-35
Nichol's Cove Studio. . . . . . . . 36-37
What Do You Mean,
The Land Between?. . . . . . . 40-42
Church Locations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Nearby
Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
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www.buckhorn.ca
Visit the Buckhorn District Tourist Association website to help you plan your vacation or if you find yourself in the area
drop in to our Welcome Centre. Find links to our accommodation providers, restaurants, shops, art galleries,
golf courses and the Buckhorn Community Centre where so many of the area events take place.
Municipality of
Trent Lakes
Welcome to the Municipality of Trent Lakes and Beautiful
Buckhorn. I am very proud to be the Mayor of this area and love
to brag about the many attributes we can share with our visitors.
If this is your first visit or if you have been a seasonal tourist for
many years welcome and welcome back. Please enjoy our great
scenery composed of lakes, rivers, granite rock cuts, fields of
limestone dimension stone, Trent Severn waterway locks and our
wildlife. You will also find some of the most eager volunteers
anywhere right here in Trent Lakes. Our residents are our most
valuable asset.
We have a new trail that was completed in the Fall of 2015 and it
is part of the Kawartha Highlands Signature site. This trail can be
accessed just outside of Buckhorn. Look for the blue sign just a few
kilometers north of the traffic lights on County Rd. 36.
Be sure to visit our welcome centre where you will find friendly
staff eager to help you enjoy your vacation. They can advise you
of where to stay, where to eat, and fun activities for young and old
right in our municipality.
Look for our new Fire Hall as you travel north along County Road
36. Enjoy the new improvements at Sandy Lake Beach if you are
travelling west along the Lakehurst Rd. You will notice that we have
been very busy since your last visit.
Once again a warm welcome and please enjoy your stay wherever
you are staying in Trent Lakes. We appreciate your visit and value
your business.
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On behalf of the members of Council, staff and the residents
of the Township of Selwyn, I would like to extend our warmest
welcome and invite you to spend some time exploring our beautiful
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Selwyn boasts an array of natural attractions with beautiful lakes,
rivers, beaches and parks. The historic Trent Severn Waterway
canal system runs through the Township offering spectacular
waterfront views and water based activities. The Township is
also host to numerous attractions, festivals, and special events;
including Polarfest and the Shamrock festival.
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Buckhorn
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Call Buckhorn
(705) 657-1108
on Hwy 36.
Toll Free
(888)242-7475
Call (705) 657-1108
As the largest Township in the County of Peterborough, Selwyn
offers many charming local restaurants and accommodations,
camping, golfing, shopping, cultural and historical attractions,
snowmobiling, skiing, trails, and so much more.
www.galleryonthelake.com
Toll Free (888)242-7475
Perhaps the best part about Selwyn is its people. Our community
is dedicated to volunteerism, community beautification and
engagement - we’re sure you will feel the warmth and friendliness
of Selwyn.
I encourage you to visit www.selwyntownship.ca to explore all
we have to offer, or call (705) 292-9507 or (877) 213-7419 for
more information. Receive the latest Township news by liking us on
Facebook or following us on Twitter @SelwynTownship.
Best wishes for an enjoyable vacation!
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
Bev Matthews, Mayor of Trent Lakes
Mayor, Mary Smith, Township of Selwyn
Bev Matthews
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CAMP SITE ~ Buckhorn Lake
Overnight or Seasonal
Family Camping Tent or Trailer Sites
No Pets
Shambhala
Bed & Breakfast
Year-round Luxury on 44 Acres of Pristine Wilderness
On Hwy 36 just 1 km from Buckhorn
Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 911
(705) 657-8664 – toll free (866) 957-8664
www.shambhalabedandbreakfast.com
Emergency Direct Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 705-876-5022
Hospital Peterborough Regional HC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .705-743-2121
Poison Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-800-268-9017
Library Buckhorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .705-657-3695
Library Cavendish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 705-657-1192
TSW Lock 31 Buckhorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 705-657-8725
Peterborough Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 705-743-6708
Kawartha Highlands Signature Site Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . 613-332-3940 ext 261
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources . . . . . . . . 705-755-2000 or 1-800-667-1940
705 657-8946 • 1-877-854-5644
[email protected]
www.woodlandcampsite.com
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The
Mississauga
River
Interpretive Trail
by Marlys Kerkman
The Mississauga River Interpretive Trail is
the first of its kind in the 90,000 acre Kawartha
Highlands Provincial Park. An interpretive trail
is one that has information signs or brochures
identifying the species present and/or explaining
the ecology of the site. This trail is three kilometers
north of the lights in Buckhorn. A project of the
Buckhorn Trails Association and Ontario Parks,
the trail was officially opened to the public by Paul
Smith, Park Superintendent, and Travis Cameron,
Park Biologist, in October 2015.
The Mississagua River, which you cross to access
the trail, is either flowing placidly or tumbling
towards its destination of Buckhorn Lake. The
geology of the area has shaped the river and the
river has shaped the natural and cultural heritage
of the area. On the trail, eight different interpretive
stops invite you to become familiar with the
geology, the use of the area by the Michi Saagiig
(Mississauga) people, the lumber industry, the rock
barren, rapids, habitats of animals specific to the area
such as the Five-Lined Skink, and the beaver dam.
The vast rock barren, which is impossible to
escape in this land between the St. Lawrence
Lowlands and the Canadian Shield, influences
how humans use the area and the habitat that is
available to the species that are found here. The
trail takes you through wetlands which support
reptile Species at Risk including the Eastern HogNosed Snake and the Blanding’s Turtle.
At the beaver dam a meditative spirit easily
envelopes you as you consider the hours of labour
Beaver Dam Here at the beaver dam in this wetlands
location listen for the wildlife, see the breeze ripple the water
or is that a beaver, feel the solidness of the rock below your
feet as you imagine the effort of the beaver as they gnawed
down yet another sapling to shore up their project.
Granite The minerals of quartz and feldspar which
together make a rock – granite - are more “blocky” as
pictured here but the rest of the rock in the area, under
close examination has the same minerals.
needed by these intrepid rodents to build the wall which crosses this body of water and cause changes in the
entire ecosystem. The pond which results attracts ducks, different fish and amphibian species. As time passes
and as the food supply diminishes the dam will not be maintained, will weaken and fail. The pond will drain. Fish
will no longer have a habitat. Ducks will no longer have a home. And the ecosystem will be changed again.
As you wind your way along the trail following the small blue signs showing a hiker you may stop and enjoy the
small rapids with a picnic, do some swimming or fishing. You are part of an ecosystem that was initially formed
1.1 billion years ago. The rocks you sit on were buried tens of kilometers deep. First Nations people travelled
this river where you are soaking up the natural beauty. Become a part of this heritage. Take your memories and
your garbage with you.
Rapids At these small rapids you may get out of your canoe
and push yourself over the turbulence, enjoy a swim or pull
over to the shore and have that lunch you brought along.
Trail sign Follow these blue triangle markers which lead
you along the river, the rock barren, and the wetlands for
your full immersion into the ecosystem of the Mississauga
River Interpretive Trail.
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1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Cottages. 3 & 6 Bedroom Chalets
35 “Log Cabin Style” Rooms & Honeymoon Suites.
Fireplaces, jet tubs for 2, hot tub, pool & beach.
Ideal for groups, retreats,
honeymoons & weddings.
90 mins. N.E. of Toronto, 20 mins. N. Of Peterborough
Specializing in Musky,
Bass and Panfish on
beautiful Chemong Lake
Cadigan’s Cottages is located on the border of
Buckhorn and Pigeon Lake,part of the Trent Severn
waterway, north of Peterborough, east of Lindsay on 20 acres
with two natural sand beaches. One and half hours from Toronto.
A Short Drive...A World Away.
The Perfect Getaway!
www.westwindinn.net
800-387-8100 ~ 705-657-8095
Chemong Lake
Fishing Charters
Rick Daniels
705.292.5449
[email protected]
County Rd. #36,
next to the
Gallery on the Lake.
Buoy #276.
Complete info available on our website
www.KawarthaFishing.com
Great fishing, Camping Available
Open Year Round
$500-$1090/week
• Equipped with satellite TV,
BBQs & decks.
• Full kitchen, central laundry
facilities on site.
• 3 nice golf courses nearby and
other attractions.
305 Cadigan’s Camp, Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield, K0L 1T0
705.875.3044/877.292.9403 [email protected]
www.cadiganscamp.com
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On Pigeon Lake 4 km North of Bobcaygeon
705-738-2744 1-800-850-2744
www.caygeoncove.com [email protected]
Your Hosts: Craig & Nicky MacPherson
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Modern Lakefront Cottages
with A/C - Beach
148 Fire Road 36, Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0
Tel: (705) 657-8601 | 1-800-265-9586
E-mail: [email protected]
www.the-birches-resort.com
Blue Heron Resort
Modern 3 Bedroom Cottages • 200’ Safe Sandy Beach • Diving Dock • Boats • Motors • Gas • TV
Located in Buckhorn just below Lock 31 • Your hosts Jim & Doris Shearer
Resort: 705-657-3300 Store: 705-657-9900 blueheronresortbuckhorn.ca
a bobber if they have never fished before. A very small Rapala tied
directly onto the line with no more than 6 lb. test pays dividends also.
Sensational
Spring Fishing
Carp can be loads of fun on a light line and they have no teeth, so a
small treble hook tied directly to the line loaded with corn sitting on
the bottom, is the key. You can increase your chances by chumming
the water with corn prior to fishing.
There are literally thousands of other tactics and techniques to
employ, so if it’s not working, change it up or move to a different spot
and happy fishing.
Rick Daniels
Rick Daniels is owner / operator of Chemong Lake Fishing Charters
www.kawarthafishing.com [email protected]
All photos courtesy of Chemong Lake Fishing Charters
Kawartha Fishing Tips for Beginners
by Rick Daniels
T
he following is a condensed version of how to increase your odds and get more fish on
your line.
As I have said in the past, fish have been eating other fish, worms and bugs for hundreds of
thousands of years, so you can never go wrong with live bait.
Bass is probably the most popular in the area because they’re easy to catch and plentiful
here. Bass are predominantly an ambush fish so they lurk under docks, logs and weeds
waiting for unsuspecting prey to swim by. Spinner baits seem to be the top choice of
anglers, sometimes tipped with an artificial worm. A 2 – 3 inch minnow just hooked under the
dorsal fin with just enough split shot to take it down works well also. On a very calm day or
night, you might try some top water lures.
Walleye, because of global warming and the lake clarity caused by zebra mussels, are a bit
sparser than previous years, but there are still a few to be had. Walleye are low light hunters.
Drifting with a minnow tipped bucktail jig early morning, dusk or a cloudy choppy day can
yield good results. A very slow troll with a 4” Rapala (usually blue) type lure under the same
conditions works well. If the only time you do have to fish is the middle of a bright, calm
afternoon, look for a deep thick weed bed and drive your banana jigs right to the bottom.
Musky can be caught but patience is a virtue with these monsters. According to some
statistics, it takes 25 rod hours to catch one.
Heavy duty rods, lines and leaders are a must. Muskies are notorious for following lures for
long distances so if you’re casting, you quite often will have one follow right up to the boat
without striking. A fast troll with big crank baits skirting the outside edges of deep weed beds
will yield one, if they are going to strike. Another completely different approach is still fishing
with a big sucker minnow, the trick here is being patient enough for the fish to take the whole
minnow; otherwise you will just be left with minnow halves.
Panfish, which include Sunfish, Perch, and Crappie, are great fun for the children. Live worms
and small hooks work best with light line and no terminal tackle like leaders or swivels. Use
Competition
2015 Big Fish Competition Winners
FISH
SIZENAME
RESORT
LM Bass
SM Bass
Muskie
Black Crappie
Walleye
20”
N/A
48.5”
13"
N/A
Cadigan's Camp
Cadigan's Camp
Cadigan's Camp
Cadigan's Camp
Scotsman Point Resort
Matt Kalus
N/A
Travis Doyle
Chris Carpenter N/A
To Enter: Bring picture, fish and or measurements to station.
For Fishing Licence vendors
see Accommodation Guide
Our Piece
of Paradise
A beautiful lakeside setting on Lower Buckhorn Lake.
Cottages, condos and main lodge suites.
Vacations, weddings, conferences. Flexible plans,
delicious meals and activities for all.
Exceptional service is our family tradition.
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Natural beauty aside, you can explore a
broad range of attractions on offer at
anytime. Whether it’s culture or
culinary, shops or festivals;
you choose.
Something
for everyone.
Chinese and Canadian Cooking
Dine In or Take Out
Hours: 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Closed Tuesday
Visit our website at: www.codyinnrestaurant.ca
1953 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn, Ontario K0L 1J0
KawarthaChamber.ca
705.652.6963 • 1.888.565.8888
Buckhorn Narrows Summer Resort
Quiet Family Resort
Cottage & RV/Park Model Resort
Living
and working
in Buckhorn
ON SPARKLING SANDY LAKE
It’s SERVICE that sells homes
Jo Pillon
Sales Representative
Housekeeping Cottages and
Trailer Sites on 45 Wooded Acres
Clean Spring Fed and Weed Free Lake
Fishing • Boat and Motor Rentals
Excellent Beach • Playground • Tenting
Please No Dogs
www.pineaires.com
PINEAIRES RESORTS INC.
54 Fire Route 32
(off Elbow Point Road)
Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0
Phone: (705) 657-8094
For Reservations Call
(705) 657-8094
705-657-8812
Your Real Estate SERVICE Professional
244 Aylmer St. N., Peterborough, ON K9J 3K6
office: 705-748-4056 • cell: 705-875-4958
www.lookingforahome.ca • [email protected]
(705) 657-8802
www.buckhornnarrows.com
[email protected]
120 Acres of Picturesque Countryside
Box 99
Buckhorn
Ontario
KOL 1JO
10 Renovated Lakefront Housekeeping Cottages, Wood Floors,
Gas Fireplaces, Boat & Motor Rentals, Sandy Beach,
Pool, Excellent Fishing, Playgrounds, Store
125 Large Seasonal Sites (Lakeview, Lakefront & Wooded)
Park Model/Trailer Sales, Fully Serviced, Pets Welcome
Bay View
Resort
Deer Bay (Lower Buckhorn) on the Trent System
2969 Pearson Lane, Lakefield, Ontario K0L 2H0
Tel: (705) 657-3218 / 1-800-488-3134
email: [email protected] 
website: www.bayviewresort.ca
21 fully equipped, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom housekeeping cottages
• Playground • 1200 feet of tree-lined shore • Safe swimming
• Store • Boats, Pontoon Boat, Motors and Gas available
Calendar of Events 2016
January 2016
Daily
May 2016
Kid’s Program Trent Lakes Public Library, Every Wednesday 705-657-3695 www.TrentLakesLibrary.ca
Yuletide Tea 1pm-4pm at Shambhala Bed & Breakfast, Buckhorn. For reservations: 705-657-8664. Visit our Christmas
Wonderland. www.ShambhalaBedandBreakFast.com
Kinmount Farmer’s Market Every Saturday 9am–2pm Austin Sawmill Heritage Park, May – October.
www.KinmountFarmersMarket.ca
Wine and Chocolate Tuesdays Free Wine and Chocolate Tasting every Tuesday May 24th-August 30th. Kawartha
Country Wines. 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
Peterborough Farmer’s Market Morrow Park – Every Saturday 7am-1pm (year round) 705-742-3276
www.PeterboroughFarmersMarket.com
Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club Various winter events. www.bdsc.ca
1
Highlands Cinemas opens for season with 4 digital theatres.
4
Winter Opening Sale Whetung’s Native Art Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation, 705-657-3661 www.Whetung.com
7-8
16
Snofest Winter Carnival Peterborough. Various Family Activities. www.PeterboroughSnoFest.ca
Mother’s Day High Tea/WineTasting with Shambhala Bed and Breakfast and Kawartha Country Wines
10am-5pm, www.KawarthaCountrywines.ca
12
Walk in Strut Out - a Fashion Show and Fundraiser at The Kawartha Store
13
First Day of Navigation Trent Severn Waterway
13
Fishing at the Buckhorn Dam opens
14
Opening of Walleye Fishing Season Buckhorn & Kawarthas 705-657-3288 (2nd Saturday of May)
5-7
PolarFest Various events in Lakefield, Bridgenorth and Ennismore; Hot Air Balloon Rides, Chainsaw Ice Carvings, 4 on 4
Hockey, etc. www.PolarFest.ca
14
Kinmount Model Railroad opens for season, Saturdays 10am - 2pm at Kinmount Railway Station
6
Lakehurst Carnival Lakehurst Hall
14-15
Mother’s Day High Tea and Wine Tasting with Shambhala Bed and Breakfast Buckhorn 705-657-8664
www.ShambhalaBedandBreakfast.com
7
Polar Plunge 2pm at Rotary Park in Ennismore
15
Pickerel Fishing Tournament Cadigan’s Camp and Resort Ennismore 1-877-292-9403
13-14
Valentine’s Day Wine and Chocolate Tasting Kawartha Country Wines Buckhorn 705-657-9916
www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
16
Kinmount Farmer’s Market opens for season at Austin Sawmill Heritage Park. Saturdays 9am - 2pm till Thanksgiving.
13-15
Canadian Resident Free Family Fishing Weekend (License-free Ice Fishing) 705-755-2001
22
Spring Art Show Whetung’s Native Art Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation, 705-657-3661 www.Whetung.com
13
Heritage Day Buckhorn Community Centre. 705-657-8833 www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
21-22
Spring Craft Show Buckhorn Community Centre. 705-657-8833 www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
20
Mardi Gras at Kawartha Country Wines and The Kawartha Store Buckhorn 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
22
KinmountWinterFest Various Events at Kinmount Fairgrounds, Arena & Community Centre. 705-488-2635
www.Kinmount.ca
February 2016
March 2016
23
Musical Meat Roll with the Clevery Hillbillies 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at Kinmount Legion
28
New Exhibit by award winning Canadian Collective artist Micheal Zarowsky. Opening Reception and Meet the Artist
May 28th from 1:00-4:00pm. Exhibit ends June 24th. Call 705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com for more
information.
June 2016
Kid’sProgram Trent Lakes Public Library, Every Wednesday 705-657-3695 www.TrentLakesLibrary.ca
12
Maple Day at Kawartha Country Wines Buckhorn 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
12-13
Shambhala Maple Teas/Maple Menu 705-657-8664
12-13
19-20
25, 26, 27
MapleFest McLean’s Berry Farm Sugar bush tour, horse drawn wagon rides, obstacle courses, pioneer activities, play areas,
maple sugar demonstrations, live music, farm animals and much more. 705-657-2134 www.McLeanBerryFarm.com
3
“Ole Fashioned Fish Fry” Buckhorn Community Centre www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
19
Maple Day at Kawartha Country Wines Buckhorn 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
4
Opening of Muskie Fishing Season, Buckhorn & Kawarthas, MNR Zone 17
18-20
Peterborough Home and Outdoor Show Memorial Centre, 705-743-3561 www.MemorialCentre.ca
11
Bobcaygeon’s 24th Annual House Tour 1-5pm, Proceeds to charity. 705-738-9032
www.Bobcaygeon.Wix.com/HouseTour
11
Dragon Boat Festival Little Lake, Del Crary Park, Peterborough www.SurvivorsABreast.com
April 2016
Buckhorn Farmer’s Craft & Collectables Market – Mid June to Mid September, 8:30am – 1:30pm Tuesdays at the
Buckhorn Community Centre
18
Opening of Small Mouth & Large Mouth Bass Season Buckhorn & Kawarthas, MNR Zone 17 (3rd Saturday of June)
15-17
22-23
Spring Dinner Theater Buckhorn Community Centre. 705-657-8833 www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
21
National Aboriginal Day Curve Lake First Nation
21
Aboriginal Art Show Whetung’s Native Art Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation 705-657-3661 www.Whetung.com
24
Kms for Care Trent University – 10k, 5k, 1k run and walk. Registration online www.CommCarePtbo.org
New Season opens. Opening Exhibit and “Meet the Artist”- Peter Rotter on April 30th from 1:00 -4:00p.m. Highly
sought-after new works. Exhibit ends May 27th. Call 705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com for more
information.
30
22
Educational PowWow Whetung’s Native At Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation
25
Exhibit of new works by internationally renowned artist David Grieve. Opening Reception and Meet the Artist
June 25th from 1:00-4:00p.m. Exhibit ends July 29th. Call 705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com
for more information.
For a more complete listing of area events, please visit our website at www.buckhorn.ca and click on the Event’s Section.
Calendar of Events 2016
July 2016
October 2016
1
Canada Day Celebrations 5pm - dusk at Kinmount Fairgrounds live entertainment, BBQ, wagon rides,
children’s activities
1
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Canada Day Celebrations – Various Events for the Whole Family. 10am – 4pm and 6pm – 10pm, Buckhorn Community
Centre 705-657-8833 www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
Kid’s Program Trent Lakes Public Library. Every Wednesday 705-657-3695 www.TrentLakesLibrary.ca
Exhibit of works by new artist Vicki Carruthers. Opening exhibit and Meet the Artist October 1st from 1:00 - 4:00p.m.
Exhibit ends October 28th. Call 705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com for more information.
1
Kawartha Country Wines Apple Festival. 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
1
Lang Celebrates Canada – Historic Dominion Day. Learn more about the making of our nation and the forces that
came together to bring about confederation. 10am – 4pm, Lang Pioneer Village, Keene, www.LangPioneerVillage.ca
8-9
Thanksgiving Art Show Whetung’s Native Art Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation, 705-657-3661 www.Whetung.com
7-9
Harvest Craft Show at Buckhorn Community Centre www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
7-9
Thanksgiving Show and Sale at Gallery on the Lake 705-657-1108 www.GalleryOnTheLake.com
10
Harvest Homecoming in the Village, Kinmount Railway Station www.Kinmount.ca
11
Last Day of Navigation on Trent Severn Waterway.
2-10
Canadian Resident Free Family Fishing Week (license-free) 705-755-2001
9
Lakefield Jazz Art Craft Festival On the River, Lakefield 705-652-1041 www.LakefieldJazzFest.com
9
Kawartha Country Wines 12th Anniversary Party Buckhorn 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
15-17
Shamrock Festival & Tractor Pull, Ennismore, Robert Young Rec. Complex, 705-292-7034
www.EnnismoreShamrockFestival.com
16
Elvis in the House Dance Buckhorn Community Centre. 705-657-8833 www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
16
Hidden Auction, Cavendish Community Centre 705-657-8912 www.CavendishCommunityCentre.Wordpress.com
22-24
Lakefield Fair www.LakefieldFair.com
30
Exhibit of New works by bestselling artist Tim Packer. Opening reception and “Meet the Artist” July 30th from
1:00-4:00p.m. Exhibit ends August 26th. Call 705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com for more information.
On-Going July & August 2016
8-9
15-16
22-23
29-30
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Buckhorn Pumpkin Festival, wagon rides, pumpkin patch, corn mazes, straw mazes, haunted graveyard, live
entertainment, pumpkin cannon, farm animals and much more, Buckhorn Berry Farm, Weekends starting Thanksgiving
weekend in October, 11am-5pm. www.BuckhornBerryFarm.com
Exhibit of New works by Beverly Sneath. Opening reception and “Meet the Artist” October 29th from1:00-4:00p.m. Call
705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com for more information. Exhibit continues to December 3.
November 2016
Kid’s Program TrentLakes Public Library, Every Wednesday 705-657-3695 www.TrentLakesLibrary.ca
4-6
Dinner Theater Buckhorn Community Centre, 705-657 8833 www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
Peterborough Summer Music Fest Wednesday & Saturday Evenings at Del Crary Park,Peterborough 8pm-10pm www.
FestivalOfLights.ca
10
Remembrance Day Service, Cenotaph, Buckhorn Community Centre 705-657-8833
www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
Petroglyphs Provincial Park Evening Programs 705-877-2552
26-27
Buckhorn Farmer’s Craft & Collectables Market, June to September, 8:30am–1:30pm, Tuesdays at
Buckhorn Community Centre.
In the “Nick” of Time Christmas Marketplace of Handcrafted Gift Items, 705-657-8833
www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
26
Holiday Magic – Celebrate the Light Buckhorn Community Centre www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
Music in the Park at Austin Sawmill Heritage Park, Kinmount. Thursdays, 6:30 pm.
27
Lighting of the Christmas Tree At the Buckhorn Buck, 5:30pm 705-657-8833
December 2016
Holiday Gala & Holiday Home Tour Buckhorn Community Centre www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
August 2016
13
Community Care Harvey Annual Yard Sale 8:30am – 1:30pm (Across from Lock 31 TSW) 705-657-2171
Visit our Christmas Wonderland. www.ShambhalaBedandBreakfast.com
12-14
39th Annual Buckhorn Fine Art Festival Buckhorn Community Centre, 705-657-1918
www.BuckhornFineArt.com
Christmas by Candlelight Lang Pioneer Village. Get into the spirit of the season with a traditional Pioneer Christmas.
www.LangPioneerVillage.ca
13-14
“Meet the Artists” weekend at Gallery on the Lake, 705-657-1108 www.GalleryOnTheLake.com
Daily
Holiday Magic – Celebrate the Light Buckhorn Community Centre www.BuckhornCommunityCentre.com
18-21
27th Annual Havelock Country Jamboree, www.HavelockJamboree.com
Daily
YuletideTea 1pm – 4pm at Shambhala Bed & Breakfast. For reservations: 705-657-8664
20-21
Summer Art Show Whetung’s Native Art Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation, 705-657-3661 www.Whetung.com
1
Community Care Famous Holy Tea & Loonie Auction St. Matthew-St. Aiden Anglican Church 705-657-2171
27
Rock The Locks Buckhorn Lock 31, 9am – 3pm. www.RockTheLocks.ca
Exhibit of New works by Maya Eventov. Opening reception and “Meet the Artist” August 27th from1:00-4:00p.m.
Exhibit ends September 30th.Call 705-657-1108 or visit www.GalleryOnTheLake.com for more information.
3
Kawartha Country Wines Holiday Open House Buckhorn 705-657-9916 www.KawarthaCountryWines.ca
27
September 2016
Kid’s Program Trent Lakes Public Library. Every Wednesday.705-657-3695 www.TrentLakesLibrary.ca
17-18
Curve Lake Annual PowWow, Lance Woods Park, Curve Lake, 705-657-8045
Please check venue or organization websites for new
and updated events or check the website
www.buckhorn.ca for up to date information
Bear
Country
by Marlys Kerkman
You may come across a mom with cubs. That
provides even more reason to leave them alone.
It is suggested that you back up slowly and get
distance between you and the bears before you
turn and go back the way you came.
It is suggested that if you see a bear that is far
away, he may know that you are there as they have
great senses of smell. You may stretch up high and
wave your hands over your head to suggest your
size. That bear spray will help deflect his interest!
Back away slowly.
An hour before sunrise, bears start to get active.
They are less active in the middle of the day. In
July and August they often seek out shade in the
middle of the afternoon. Late afternoon sees them
out on the hunt again looking for ripe berries. They
If you’re hiking in the Kawartha Highlands
Provincial Park, you may encounter bears. “It
is bear country,” says Martin Obbard, research
scientist with the Ontario Ministry of Natural
Resources and Forestry. He states that there are
bears down to Keene and even farther south
although fewer numbers have been recorded
recently. The oak trees provide acorns for the
bears in the fall and are a calling card for them to
come to this area. There are lots of other excellent
food sources. A good apple year, such as we had
in 2015, draws the bears especially if the trees are
around old buildings or abandoned farmland.
If you see a bear what
do you do? First of
all, before you start
your hike, Obbard
suggests you buy a
can of bear spray.
He quotes published
articles which claim
its effectiveness. It
is expensive but,
according to Martin, it
lasts for several years.
Bears stay away from
the odor.
Carry bear spray where you
can reach it quickly.
What other options are available if you don’t have
bear spray and the woodlands are calling? Obbard
suggests the Fox-Pro safety whistle. It is very loud
and has a very high frequency and startles the
bear.
Grizzly Bear
are typically active during daylight unless there is a
full moon which may change their activity pattern.
Are you bothered by bears at your home? One
of the best things that people can do is make
sure that their garbage is not accessible. Obbard
stated that more than 50% of bear-human conflict
is dependent on garbage. Bird feeders can be an
attraction for these wanderers as well. The seed is
high in energy and the bear learns this. After all, he
is after calories.
So, enjoy your walk in the beautiful Kawarthas. Be
prepared! Bear spray or whistle! Keep your eyes
open and if you do meet one of our native wild
species, decide right away who is bigger and, if it
is not you, leave.
Black Bear
Another question – what are the chances of
seeing a bear that is interested in attacking? “It is
very slim,” states Obbard. When you see a bear,
this research scientist says to stop and assess
the bear’s behaviour. If it is displaying that it is
uncomfortable with your presence and it wants you
to back off. Do so!
What is displaying? Obbard describes it as
behaviour on a continuum from the ears going
back to the bear making a loud exhalation and
clacking the molars together. Bears use all the
same signals on us that they would use on other
bears. They live in a bear to bear world and use
intimidation on each other based on their size.
They may use a sideways swagger to show off
how big they are without actually using teeth and
claws. They use these sophisticated displays to
avoid the possibility of actually hurting each other. If
one animal is smaller, that animal usually takes off.
So, if you are smaller take off, but don’t run!
Black bears are the common bear in this area.
A “bear” campsite.
A black bear with a blaze.
event pairs locally made chocolates with one of the
distinctive wines.
Kawartha Country Wines offers another way to
cool off. They have partnered with The Land
Canadian Adventure to host edible wild paddling
excursions. On these local canoe trips, a local
plant expert teaches participants to identify
edible wild plants. At the end of the excursion,
participants are brought back to the winery where
they are provided with an edible wild plant themed
wine and cheese feast. If you visit during the
spring or fall or upon request, call the winery at
705-657-9916 and book your adventure.
Kawartha Country Wines
by Marlys Kerkman
When you get home from Buckhorn, the first
question may be – Did you go to the winery?
Hopefully, you can answer that question with a
big yes! What kind did you buy? Apricot, Northern
Kiwi, Black Currant, or the sweet plum, Shiro
Plum.....Or maybe you decided on one of the
grape wines...How did you decide? Perhaps you
tasted some first. Wine tasting is always available.
You can taste more than the wine. Try some cider,
preserves, balsamic vinegars, grilling sauces
or wine jellies. Of course, we are talking about
Kawartha Country Wines located 90 minutes north
of Toronto or 30 minutes north of Peterborough
on County Road #36 between Buckhorn and
Bobcaygeon, Ontario.
the orchard but watch for the honeybees. There is
plenty of parking for cars and tour buses alike. If
you call in advance those in your group can enjoy
wine by the glass or a local cheese tray on the
outdoor patio.
This winery, made up of a wine making facility,
tasting room and gift shop housed in a restored
1866 log cabin, is nestled in 22 scenic acres of
apple and pear trees, raspberry canes, red and
white grape vines, rhubarb plants and stately
maples. When visiting you are welcome to stroll
Cool off in the summer with wine ice cream which
is 3% alcohol. It is scrumptious and a first in
Ontario made in cooperation with a local ice cream
maker. Also, on Tuesdays in the summer, the
winery hosts free wine and chocolate tasting. This
When you walk into the cozy, renovated, log cabin
you are greeted by wine jellies and preserves.
Listen to these tastes – Northern Kiwi Wine Jelly,
Raspberry Chocolate Wine Jelly, Crabapple Jelly,
Gooseberry Preserves, Peach Dessert Topping and
the list goes on. In the gift shop are hand crafted
pottery, wine accessories, wood carvings, jewellery
and more. Definitely something for everyone
including the family dog to which Kawartha
Country Wines is very accommodating.
These bold business experts, John and Trish,
have also opened The Kawartha Store in Fenelon
Falls. Where the winery features local and Ontario
produce in its wine, vinegar and jellies, The
Kawartha Store emphasizes the best of Canadian
made and local fashion. The 5000 square foot
store is housed in the historic Fenelon Falls hotel
building.
Both stores can be found online. Shop for
wine at www.kawarthacountrywines.ca,
it will be delivered to your door. At
www.thekawarthastore.ca you can shop
an impressive selection of exclusive Canadian
made clothing.
How will you answer that question when you
get home?
Accommodation Guide 2016
Big Bald Lake
ANGELFIRE LODGE
& COTTAGES
705-657-7674 1-866-681-6636
152 FR 29, Buckhorn K0L 1J0 www.angelfire1.com
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705-657-1655
17 FR 82, County Rd 36 Buckhorn
K0L 1J0 (Just off County Rd.#36)
www.catalinabayresort.com
Buckhorn Lake
(Upper)
3 THE BIRCHES RESORT
705-657-8601 1-800-265-9586
148 FR 36, Buckhorn, K0L 1J0
www.the-birches-resort.com
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4 BUCKHORN NARROWS RESORT 705-657-8802
P.O. Box 99, Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.buckhornnarrows.com
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MARINA & RESORT
705-292-8452
1250 Emerald Isle, Ennismore K0L 1T0
[email protected]
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Box 264 Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.oakbayresort.com
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705-657-8630 1-800-267-1310
OAK BAY RESORT
705 657-8872 1-877-739-6200
467 Six Foot Bay Road, Buckhorn
K0L 1J0 www.scotsmanpoint.com
13 REACH HARBOUR
705-657-8747
2360 Armstrong Lane, Buckhorn K0L 2H0
www.reachharbour.com
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705-657-8733 1-800-924-2602
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Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.shadypointresort.com
3062 County Rd 36, Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.blueheronresort.com
705-657-9922 1-866-675-8559
9 SIX FOOT BAY RESORT
& GOLF CLUB 705-657-8788
#52, FR39, Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.sixfootbay.ca Ad on Back Cover
Box 199 Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.threecastles.com
TRUDES COTTAGES
705-657-8738 1-800-214-4459 3359 Buckhorn Rd, Buckhorn K0l 1J0
[email protected]
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10 WOODLAND CAMPSITE
705-657-8946 1-877-854-5644
16 WESTWIND INN ON THE LAKE
705-657-8095 1-800-387-8100
209 Allens Rd, Lakehurst, K0L 1J0
[email protected]
www.woodlandcampsite.com
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Buckhorn Lake
(Lower)
BUCKHAVEN TRAILER &
RV PARK 705-657-1888
3038 County Rd 36, Buckhorn K0L 1J0 [email protected]
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12 BLUE HERON RESORT
705-657-3300/9900
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www.westwindinn.net
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705-657-3218 1-800-488-3134
2969 Pearson Lane, Lakefield, K0L 2H0
www.bayviewresort.ca
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Pigeon Lake
(Lower Buckhorn)
18 BEACHWOOD RESORT
705-657-3481 1-888-313-1118
3043 Beachwood Dr. Lakefield K0L 2H0
www.beachwoodresort.com
Pigeon Lake
ANCHOR BAY CAMP
705-657-8439
197 Anchor Bay Rd., Lakehurst K0L 1J0
[email protected]
26 CADIGAN’S CAMP
& COTTAGES
1-877-292-9403 705-875-3044
305 Cadigan’s Road, Ennismore K0L 1T0
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BIRCH
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705-657-8891 1-866-638-7886
BELL HAVEN PARK
705-738-6162
544 County Rd 36, Trent Lakes K0M 1T0
www.bellhavenpark.com
CAMP ASHTABULA
705-657-8521 1-877-657-7977
626 Elim Lodge Rd. Lakehurst K0L 1J0
www.campashtabula.com
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705-657-3635 1-716-691-8324 (winter)
2430 Upper Chemong Dr. Lakefield
K0L 2H0 www.redwingcottages.com TAir Conditioning
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705-654 3547
3340 Strickers Lane, Selwyn K0L 2H0
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www.burleighbeachresort.com
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23 MARRICK’S LANDING
705-654-3421 1-800-342-1495
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www.marrickslanding.com
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For Map Locations see Page 26-28
Accommodation Guide 2016
Pigeon Lake
CAMP FISHERMAN
705-657-8321 1-800-616-6712
#42 FR 75, Lakehurst K0L 1J0
www.campfisherman.com
Lakefield
Pigeon Lake
33 PIGEON LAKE RESORT
705-738-2333 #36, FR101, Mill Line,
Trent Lakes K0M 1A0
www.pigeonlakeresort.com
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705-738-2744 1-800-850-2744
#12,FR122,Trent Lakes, K0M 1A0
[email protected]
www.caygeoncove.com
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Sandy Lake
34 PINEAIRES RESORT INC. 705-657-8094 54 FR 32 Elbow Point 30 ELIM LODGE
705-657-8306 1-800-420-6287
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www.elimlodge.com
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LAST RESORT
705-731-0200
35 THE BURLEIGH FALLS INN
705-654-3441
39 Queen St, Lakefield K0L 2H0
www.villageinn.ca
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39 SHAMBHALA B & B
705-657-8664 1-866-957-8664
2825 County Rd #36, Buckhorn K0L 1J0
www.shambhalabedandbreakfast.com
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P - Professional and Volunteer Supported
Programs and services include Transportation, Meals on Wheels, Home Help and Maintenance, Friendly Visiting,
Personal Distress Alarms, Diner’s Clubs, Health Clinics, Medical Equipment Loan Cupboard and more. Contact
us at www.commcareptbo.org or locally at our Harvey Office [email protected] at 1937 Lakehurst
Rd., Buckhorn (lower level of St. Matthews Church) or call 705-657-2171. Office hours 10am - 1pm on weekdays.
Calendar of Events
6269 Hwy 28, Woodview K0L 3E0
January:
Community Care Diner’s Club - Tues., Jan 19 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
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February:
Community Care Diner’s Club - Wed., Feb 17 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
March:
Community Care Diner’s Club - Tues., Mar 15 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
4791 Hwy. 28, North Kawartha K0L 2H0
[email protected]
www.theburleighfallsinn.com
LONE MAPLE COTTAGES
705-738-2801 #18,FR 103G,
Trent Lakes K0M 1A0
www.lonemaplecottages.com
Community Care Peterborough - Harvey Office provides services that
support independence and promote peace of mind for seniors (60+), as
well as adults with physical challenges (18+), who live in the City and
County of Peterborough, empowering them to live at home. We are:
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www.lastresortbobcaygeon.com
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www.pineaires.com
THE VILLAGE INN
705-652-1910 1-800-827-5678
April:
Volunteer Recognition Luncheon-April 21st - Help us thank all volunteers during this month in this
great community!
May:
Community Care Diner’s Club - Wed, May 18 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
June:
Community Care Diner’s Club - Tues., June 7 at 12 Noon, $10.. Call (705) 657-2171
Community Care Seniors Picnic - Wed. June 29 at 12 Noon, $5. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
July:
Community Care Tag Days July 9 & 10 at various businesses around the community. Please support.
Every gift truly makes a difference.
Funny Business - July 23 Dinner & Comedy night. Advance tickets only call 657-2171
September: Community Care Diner’s Club - Mon., Sept 20 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
October:
Community Care Diner’s Club - Tues., Oct 18 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
November: Community Care Diner’s Club - Tues., Nov 15 at 12 Noon, $10. Advance tickets only. Call (705) 657-2171
Please view the map
on pages 26-28
to locate numbered members.
December: Community Care’s Holiday Tea & Loonie Auction - Thurs., Dec 1st 11:30am-1:30pm
A variety of health clinics advertised throughout the year.
Every
Week
Exercise Classes at the Buckhorn Community Centre - Mondays and Wednesdays at 12:00/noon
Core strengthening and prevention of falls exercise in a chair
Every
Month
Blood Pressure Clinics - 10am-12:00 at Community Care Office, Lower Level St Matthews Church, 1937
Lakehurst Rd
Meals on Wheels - Order anytime through the Community Care Harvey office. Many tasty and affordable options
available, and we can deliver!
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705-657-1918 Toll free 1-877-300-9766
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1782 Lakehurst Road (County Road 37), across
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On the Water with Dock
Boat Rentals
Convenience Store • Ice
Groceries • Worms & Tackle
High Speed Wireless Internet
“Cozy” Park Like Setting on the
Trent Severn Waterway on Lower Buckhorn Lake
2360 Armstrong Lane E., Lakefield, ON K0L 2H0 • Tel/Fax: 705-657-8747
[email protected] • www.reachharbour.com
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K-9 Bed Bug Inspections & HEAT Treatments
7 Days a Week
Member’s Directory 2016
Business Services
Art Galleries
ADALE'S HAIR CORNER 705-657-9201
BAKER & COLE BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC Adam R. H. Baker, B.A., LL.B. 705-652-8161/652-7521
NICHOL'S COVE STUDIO 705-928-6955 [email protected]
www.bakerandcole.com
WHETUNG OJIBWA CENTRE 705-657-3661 www.whetung.com BUCKHORN DAY CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL 705-657-1611
CHASE PAYMENTECH 705-761-1917 [email protected]
LAKEFIELD HERALD LTD. 705-652-6594 www.lakefieldherald.com [email protected]
GALLERY ON THE LAKE 705-657-1108 1-888-242-7475 www.galleryonthelake.com LEW GALLERY & GIFT SHOP 705-559-7433 [email protected] www.lewgallery.com
Ad on Pg. 5
Associations
NEXICOM 705-932-4155 1-888-639-4266 [email protected]
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UCKHORN COMMUNITY CENTRE & ATHLETIC ASSOC. 705-657-8833 [email protected]
B
UCKHORN DISTRICT TOURIST ASSOCIATION 705-657-3288 1-800-853-1615 www.buckhorn.ca
Ad on Pg. 45
THE VINCENT PRESS LIMITED 705-745-1342 [email protected] Ad on Pg. 47
DANIEL J. WHATMAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 705-292-6650 danieljwhatman.com
42 COMMUNITY CARE HARVEY 705-657-2171 www.commcareptbo.org [email protected]
KAWARTHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & TOURISM 652-6963 1-888-565-8888 www.kawarthachamber.ca
KAWARTHA
Ad on Pg. 48
Camping/Trailer Park
43 CRIMESTOPPERS 1-800-222-8477
Ad on Pg. 45
Ad on Pg. 13
ATV ASSOCIATION 705-328-0931 www.kawarthaatv.com
BUCKHAVEN TRAILER & RV PARK 705-657-1888 [email protected]
CAMP FISHERMAN 705-657-8321 1-800-616-6712 [email protected] www.campfisherman.com
46
PETERBOROUGH AND KAWARTHAS TOURISM 705-742-2201 [email protected]
www.thekawarthas.net 1-800-461- 6424
Ad on Pg. 39
47 THE TOWNSHIP OF SELWYN 705-292-9507 or 877-213-7419 www.selwyntownship.ca
Ad on Pg. 39
Canoes & Watercraft
Ad on Pg. 48
ADVENTURE OUTFITTERS 705-652-7986 [email protected] www.adventureoutfitters.ca BUCKEYE SURF AND SNOW [email protected] 705-738-9283 www.buckeyesurf.com THE
BUCKHORN DISTRICT SNOWMOBILE CLUB 705-657-1296 [email protected] www.bdsc.ca
49 MUNICIPALITY OF TRENT LAKES 1-899-374-4009 www.trentlakes.ca 50 TRENT LAKES PUBLIC LIBRARY 705- 657-3695 www.trentlakeslibrary.ca
Bakeries/Grocery
BUCKHORN FOODLAND 705-657-3311 Ad on Pg. 39
BUCKHORN GENERAL STORE 705-657-3202
Ad on Pg. 39
UNCLE GEORGE’S DINING ROOM 705-654-3661 6269 Hwy 28, Woodview K0L 3E0
LAST RESORT 705-731-0200 www.lastresortbobcaygeon.com [email protected]
39 SHAMBHALA BED AND BREAKFAST 705-657-8664 or toll free 1-866-957-8664 www.shambhalabedandbreakfast.com Ad on Pg. 5
A&T SCOTT CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD 705-652-7034 www.scottsconcreteproductsltd.com
BUCKHORN HOME HARDWARE 705-657-8471
Ad on Pg. 12
Ad on Pg. 49
DESIGN ALTERNATIVES INC. 705-657-2615 [email protected] www.designalternativescanada.com
Ad on Pg. 46
FLANAGAN & SUN 705-875-3132 [email protected] www.flanaganandsun.com
GRANITE RIDGE 705-657-9311 www.graniteridgeestates.com [email protected] STONESCAPE QUARRY INC. 705-657-7111 705-927-7111 [email protected]
UCKHORN FINE ARTS FESTIVAL 705-657-8833 www.buckhorncommunitycentre.com
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DRAGONFLY RIDGE ANIMAL SANCTUARY 705-657-7669 www.dragonfly-ridge.com
Ad on Pg. 29
COUNTRY WINES 705-657-9916 [email protected]
Ad on Pg. 2
AND THE RIVER BOAT CRUISES 888-535-4670 705-742-9912 [email protected]
Equestrian
BUCKHORN SAND & GRAVEL 705-657-9311 www.buckhornsandgravel.com BUCKHORN RIDING ACADEMY 705-772-9332 [email protected] www.buckhornridingacademy.com
Farms-U-Pick
Building/Design/Landscape
Entertainment/Attractions
LIFTLOCK
Ad on Pg. 5
BUCKHORN CANOE COMPANY 7 05-657-2601 [email protected] www.buckhorncanoes.com KAWARTHA
Bed & Breakfast
10WOODLAND CAMPSITE 705-657-8946 1-877-854-5644 [email protected]
Ad on Pg. 49
MCLEAN & BUCKHORN BERRY FARMS 705-657-2134 705-657-8888 www.McleanBerryFarm.com
[email protected] Ad on Pg. 9
Fishing/Bait Shop/Charters
ANCHOR BAY CAMP LTD. 705-657-7345 705-743-0579 [email protected] [email protected]
26 CADIGAN’S CAMP & COTTAGES 705-292-9403 1-877-292-9403 [email protected] www.cadiganscamp.com Ad on Pg. 9
CAMP ASHTABULA 705-657-8521 1-877-657-7977 [email protected] www.campashtabula.com
Lodge/Resort/Cottages
Fishing/Bait Shop/Charters
5 EMERALD ISLE MARINA & RESORT 705-292-8452 [email protected]
CHEMONG LAKE FISHING CHARTERS 705-292-5449 [email protected] www.kawarthafishing.ca
PIRATE’S COVE TACKLE & VARIETY 705-738-1352 [email protected] LAST RESORT 705-731-0200 [email protected] www.lastresortbobcaygeon.com
THREE CASTLES RESORT 705-657-8733 1-800-924-2602 [email protected] www.threecastles.com
LONE MAPLE COTTAGE RESORT 705-738-2801 [email protected] www.lonemaplecottages.com
TRUDES COTTAGES & TACKLE 705-657-8738 1-800-214-4459 [email protected]
23MARRICK’S LANDING 705-654-3421 [email protected] www.marrickslanding.com
Ad on Pg. 9
Ad on Pg. 39
Ad on Pg. 47
Garden Centre
33PIGEON LAKE RESORT 705-738-2333 [email protected] www.pigeonlakeresort.com
Ad on Pg. 39
KELLY’S GARDEN CENTRE 705-657-3318 [email protected]
34PINEAIRES RESORT. INC 705-657-8094 1-888-287-9637 [email protected]
Ad on Pg.12
Garage/Gas/Propane/Towing
13 REACH HARBOUR MARINA & COTTAGES 705-657-8747 [email protected] www.reachharbour.com Ad on Pg. 29
BUCKHORN GARAGE 705-657-8742 [email protected] EGAN
Ad on Pg. 38
MARINE www.houseboat.on.ca 1-800-720-3426 / 705-799-5745
HAPPY DAYS HOUSEBOAT RENTALS & MARINA 1-877-475-2997/705-738-2201 www.happydayshouseboats.com KELLY’S FUELS 705-745-4629 1-888-313-4328 www.kellysfuel.com [email protected]
Ad on Pg. 38
SHEFFIELD GREENS GOLF CLUB 705-738-2567 sheffieldgreensgolf.ca [email protected]
9SIX FOOT BAY RESORT & GOLF COURSE 705-657-8788 [email protected] www.sixfootbay.ca
Ad on Back Cover
TRUDES COTTAGES & TACKLE 705-657-8738 1-800-214-4459 [email protected]
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WESTWIND INN 705-657-8095/800-387-8100 [email protected] www.westwindinn.net
CONNECT-A-DOCK 866-688-1112 www.connectadock.ca
NCHOR BAY CAMP LTD. 705-657-7345 705-743-0579 [email protected] [email protected]
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ANGELFIRE LODGE & COTTAGES 705-657-7674/866-681-6636 [email protected] www.angelfire1.com
Ad on Pg. 50
CROWEDOCK DOCKING SYSTEMS 613-962-4838 800-267-0579 [email protected]
EGAN MARINE 800-720-3426/705-799-5745 [email protected] www.houseboat.on.ca
17BAY VIEW RESORT 705-657-3218 [email protected] www.bayviewresort.ca
Ad on Pg. 13
18BEACHWOOD RESORT 705-657-3481 www.beachwoodresort.com Ad on Pg. 12
BELL HAVEN TRAILER PARK & RESORT (705) 738-6162 [email protected]
4BUCKHORN NARROWS RESORT 705-657-8802 [email protected] www.buckhornnarrows.com
Ad on Pg. 8
Ad on Pg. 13
BURLEIGH BEACH RESORT 705-654-3547 www.burleighbeachresort.com [email protected]
35 BURLEIGH FALLS INN 705-654-3441 www.burleighfallsinn.com [email protected]
26 C
ADIGAN’S CAMP & COTTAGES 705-292-9403 1-877-292-9403 [email protected] www.cadiganscamp.com
CAMP ASHTABULA 705-657-8521 1-877-657-7977 [email protected] www.campashtabula.com
2CATALINA BAY RESORT INC. 705-657-1655 [email protected] www.catalinabayresort.com
29 CAYGEON COVE RESORT 705-738-2744 [email protected] www.caygeoncove.com 30 ELIM LODGE CHRISTIAN RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTRE 1-800-420-6287 705-657-8306 www.elimlodge.com
HAPPY DAYS HOUSEBOAT RENTALS LTD. 705-738-2201 [email protected]
PARIS MARINE LTD. 705-652-6444 or 1-888-933-3434 sales @parismariine.com www.parismarine.com www.happydayshouseboats.com
BIRCH BEND COTTAGES 705-657-8891/ 1-866-638-7886 [email protected] www.birchbendresort.com
12BLUE HERON RESORT 705-657-3300/9900 blueheronresortbuckhorn.ca
Ad on Pg. 8
Marine Services & Repair
Lodge/Resort/Cottages
Ad on Pg. 9
THE VILLAGE INN 705-652-1910/800-827-5678 [email protected] www.villageinn.ca
BUCKEYE MARINE 705-738-5151 [email protected] www.buckeyemarine.com
BUCKHORN YACHT HARBOUR 705-657-8752 (1033) Fax 705-657-9950 www.buckhornyachtharbour.com
Ad on Back Cover
THREE CASTLES RESORT 705-657-8733 1-800-924-2602 [email protected] www.threecastles.com
KATCHIWANO
QUARRY GOLF COURSE 705-292-0019 [email protected] www.quarrygolf.ca
7 SCOTSMAN POINT RESORT 800-267-1310 [email protected] www.scotsmanpoint.com
3THE BIRCHES RESORT 705-657-8601/800-265-9586 [email protected] www.the-birches-resort.com
Ad on Pg. 29
Golf Courses
RED WING COTTAGES 705-657-3635/716-691-8324 [email protected] www.redwingcottages.com
SHADY POINT RESORT 705-657-9922 /866-675-8559 [email protected] www.shadypointresort.com
13 REACH HARBOUR 705-657-8747 www.reachharbour.com GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 705-652-6612 or 877-668-6003 www.katchiwanogolf.com
9SIX FOOT BAY RESORT & GOLF COURSE 705-657-8788 [email protected] www.sixfootbay.ca
OAK BAY RESORT 705-657-8872 [email protected] www.oakbayresort.com
Ad on Pg. 51
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13 REACH HARBOUR MARINA 705-657-8747 [email protected] www.reachharbour.com Ad on Pg. 29
Ad on Pg. 38
TOWN & COUNTRY MARINE 705-657-1299 or 1800-463-2628 [email protected] www.tcmarina.com THE DOCK SHOP, MARRICK’S LANDING 705-654-3421 [email protected]
Pharmacy
Ad on Pg. 47
Ad on Pg. 39
BUCKHORN REMEDY’S RX 705-657-1700 Ad on Pg. 46
Real Estate
BRIAN EHMKE, BROKER, RE/MAX EASTERN REALTY pager/office 705-652-3367 direct line 705-657-3448 or 1800-850-6029
[email protected] www.yourcottage.com
Real Estate
Retail
GRANITE RIDGE 705-657-9311 Ad on Pg. 49
HUNT 4 DREAMS REALITY INC. BROKERAGE 705-738-1414 wwwhunt4dreams.com
Ad on Pg. 39
WHETUNG OJIBWA CENTRE 705-657-3661 [email protected] www.whetung.com
ROYAL LEPAGE FRANK REAL ESTATE INC.
John Cameron – 705-657-3213 cell 705-741-7730 [email protected]
Service/Rentals
Kim Letto - 705-657-3213 cell 705-313-6057 [email protected] [email protected] buckhornwaterfront.com
BUCKHORN GARAGE 705-657-8742 [email protected] Ad on Pg. 38
Lynn Mucci – 705-657-3213 cell 705-761-3246 [email protected]
BUCKHORN SAND & GRAVEL 705-657-9311 www.buckhornsandgravel.com Ad on Pg. 49
Ad on Pg. 8
Grant Sumler – 705-657-3213 cell 705-313-5353 [email protected] buckhornwaterfront.ca
VILLAGE PET FOOD 705-652-9494 [email protected]
BUCKHORN SMALL ENGINES LIMITED 705-657-3686
CONNECT-A-DOCK 866-688-1112 www.connectadock.ca
Brenda Waters – 705-657-3213 cell 705-875-2213 [email protected]
CREATE SHADE TENT RENTALS 705-652-0215 [email protected] www.createshade.com
Margaret Weikmann – 705-657-3213 cell 705-738-8222 [email protected]
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ROWEDOCK DOCKING SYSTEMS 613-962-4838 800-267-0579 [email protected]
Lynn Woodcroft – 705-657-3213 cell 705-768-5588 [email protected]
EASTVIEW PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INC. 705-760-4660 705-292-1044 [email protected] KAWARTHA PEST CONTROL 705-656-2168/888-333-7553 [email protected] www.kawarthapest.com
Ray St.Onge – 705-657-3213 705-868-3213 [email protected]
ROYAL
LEPAGE FRANK REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE Jo Pillon Office: 1-888-223-9831 cell 705-875-4958
[email protected] www.lookingforahome.ca Ad on Pg. 12
Restaurants/Takeout/Tearooms
18 BEACHWOOD RESORT / FREDERICK’S 705-657-3481 www.beachwoodresort.com 35 BURLEIGH FALLS INN 705-654-3441 www.burleighfallsinn.com [email protected]
Ad on Pg. 12
30 ELIM LODGE CHRISTIAN RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTRE 800-420-6287 www.elimlodge.com Ad on Pg. 50
Ad on Pg. 39
JUST FOR THE HALIBUT 705-738-4545 www.justforthehalibut.ca
PIZZA ALLORO 705-657-7575 [email protected] www.pizzaalloro.com Ad on Pg. 51
Ad on Pg. 45
7 SCOTSMAN POINT RESORT / TEAROOM 1-800-267-1310 www.scotsmanpoint.com
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SHAMBHALA BED AND BREAKFAST 705-657-8664 – toll free 866-957-8664 www.shambhalabedandbreakfast.com 9SIX FOOT BAY RESORT 705-657-8788 www.sixfootbay.ca
Ad on Pg. 5
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THE CODY INN 705-657-8812 www.codyinnrestaurant.ca
THE OLDE ICE HOUSE 705-657-1131
THE VILLAGE INN 705-652-1910 [email protected] www.villageinn.ca
UNCLE GEORGE’S RESTAURANT 705-654-3661 6269 Hwy 28, Woodview K0L 3E0
16WESTWIND INN ON THE LAKE 705-657-8095 1-800-387-8100 www.westwindinn.net
Ad on Pg. 13
KELLY’S
Ad on Pg. 50
Ad on Pg. 29
FUELS 705-745-4629 888-313-4328 [email protected] www.kellysfuel.com
LOGAN
TREE EXPERTS 705-652-6916 [email protected] www.logantreeexperts.com MILLER
PEST CONTROL 1-866-858-2152 705-657-8018 [email protected] www.millerpestcontrol.ca Weddings/Conference/Retreats
18BEACHWOOD RESORT 705-657-3481 www.beachwoodresort.com 35 BURLEIGH FALLS INN 705-654-3441 www.burleighfallsinn.com [email protected]
Ad on Pg. 12
Ad on Pg. 51
CREATE SHADE TENT RENTALS 705-652-0215 www.createshade.com
30 ELIM LODGE CHRISTIAN RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTRE 800-420-6287 www.elimlodge.com QUARRY GOLF COURSE 705-292-0019 [email protected] www.quarrygolf.ca
SWANKY EVENTS Sue 705-657-1916 www.swankyevents.ca
16 WESTWIND INN ON THE LAKE 7 05-657-8095 1-800-387-8100 www.westwindinn.net Ad on Pg. 50
Ad on Pg. 8
WOODHOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY 705-768-1072 [email protected] www.woodhousephotography.com Winery
Ad on Pg. 8
KAWARTHA COUNTRY WINES 705-657-9916 www.kawarthawinery.com Ad on Pg. 2
Retail
BUCKHORN GENERAL STORE 705-657-3202
BUCKHORN HOME HARDWARE 705-657-8741 BUCKEYE SURF AND SNOW 705-738-9283 www.buckeyesurf.com
THE KAWARTHA STORE 705-887-9888
LAKESIDE TREASURES Elim Lodge Christian Resort 705-657-8306 www.elimlodge.com
Ad on Pg. 50
LOCKSIDE TRADING COMPANY 705-652-3940 www.lockside.com
Ad on Pg. 43
PINE TREE TRADING POST 705-657-9900 Ad on Pg. 47
ROSEY’S TRADING POST 705-657-2002 roseystradingpost.com
Ad on Pg. 39
Ad on Pg. 12
Ad on Pg. 2
Please view the map on pages 26-28
to locate numbered members.
Nichol’s
Cove Studio
by Marlys Kerkman
The Nichol’s Cove Studio
welcomes you with art basketry, wire sculpture,
pottery, watercolour
Sandi McNeil’s basketry made from the environment
surrounding the studio.
As you walk through the autumnal woodlands
with the sound of leaves at your feet and the
sound of water lapping at the shore of the beaver
pond, rock from the Canadian Shield jumps out
of the earth and becomes a studio secreted away
in the woods inviting you in to view a wonderful
display of stone sculpture, pottery, wire tree
and bird sculpture, basketry, watercolour, and
encaustic.
This studio is the fruition of a dream of Carol
Nichol to have a place to express her artistic skill
– watercolour and stone sculpture – and nurture
the soul. Her artistic skills are not the only ones on
display in the studio.
The pottery of Janet McDougall is also there to
enjoy. A potter who practices hand building and
wheel-work, she works principally with stoneware
and porcelain. This “in between world” in which
she lives influences her work and she claims to
be “inspired by the ruggedly beautiful natural
surroundings in the heart of the Kawartha Lakes
Region.” Observe her art and observe nature.
Sandi McNeil uses sticks and stones to create
amazing basketry and wire sculpture with the
stones providing the basis for her wire trees and
birds. Again the love of nature is visibly apparent
in her stick figure sculptures, her unique baskets
and large wall weavings. Sandi can be
found wading through marshes and ditches
collecting cedar bark, dogwood, and willow
“weavers” for her creations.
Part of the calling of Nichol’s Cove Studio is
the basketry and wire sculpture workshops
provided by Sandi. A public school teacher,
Sandi uses these skills to engage participants
successfully in the creating of baskets and
wire sculptures. In these one or two day
basketry workshops you are guided through
the steps needed to gather and process local
natural materials from the plant life at Nichol’s
Cove Studio and to use willow, basswood or
cedar in the creations.
The seasonal changes are not ignored at the
Studio, but embraced. Workshops are held
year round and, weather permitting, they are
held outside. Dog sledding, cross country
skiing and snow shoeing along with nighttime
hikes are all part of the experience of the
Nichol’s Cove Studio.
Nichol’s Cove Studio is located on 73 acres
at the edge of the Canadian Shield not far
from the shores of Pigeon Lake. Nichol’s
Cove Studio, 1291 County Road 36, is
located halfway between Buckhorn and
Bobcaygeon on the north side. The
property is opposite Nichol’s Cove Road.
The studio is owned and operated by
Carol Nichol. Call Carol at 705-928-6955
or [email protected] for
information on the workshops.
The inside gallery and some of its delightful products
are here to view.
The natural surroundings of the studio enrich your soul and
your artistic experience.
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IN SEPTEMBER
Kawartha’s Cottage Boating & Service Centre
175 Bowrider
South Shore
Buckhorn Lake
1250 Emerald Isle Road
Ennismore Ont.
K0L 1T0
705-292-8452
Fx: 705-292-5484
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3192 BUCKHORN RD
705-657-8742
705-657-8742.
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Within Walking Distance of Canal
1908 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn, Ontario
1.800.461.6424
thekawarthas.ca
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off Highway 115 at 1400 Crawford Drive in the heart of
Kawarthas cottage country in Peterborough, Ontario,
Canada.
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(Highway 507 N)
BUCKHORN
What Do
You Mean,
The Land
Between?
What do you notice when driving from Haliburton
to Toronto? Or when traveling to Barrie? Or
Peterborough for that matter? Even more, when
you travel west to east, from Georgian Bay to
Kingston, what do you see?
Perhaps what stands out is that the land is less
rugged than in the near north, but not as flat and
not arable like that to the south. Or maybe you
notice more open areas, exposed bedrock in
various greys and pinks. Look further and you will
notice a repeating and wavy pattern of low to high
and wet to dry. What you are seeing is the Land
Between.
The Land Between is a transition zone between the
Canadian Shield and the St. Lawrence Lowlands
and what ecologists call an ecotone: the edge of a
homogeneous ecosystem. This is no small “fringe”
area either. The whole of it extends west from
Muskoka and southern Parry Sound all the way, at
approximately 240 km., to Kingston. On average
it is 40 km. wide. The Land Between is what we
identify primarily as Cottage Country.
A mosaic or patchwork of habitats marked by
Limestone “stepping stones” to the south and
Granite barrens at the edge of the shield to
the north characterizes the area. Shallow soils
predominate as well as many interconnected small
lakes and wetlands. In fact, The Land Between
has more shoreline to area than anywhere else
in Ontario. As is typical of ecotones, The Land
Between is a mix and not uniform and so it has
some of the highest habitat diversity in Ontario.
Globally rare ecosystems such as alvars and
savannahs, fens and meadow marshes are also
found here. Furthermore, its wild lands, at 90%,
are relatively intact compared to anywhere to
the south.
American Crow, Green Heron, Woodchuck……and
the southern limit for other species such as Wolf,
Moose, Martin, River Otter, Common Raven…..
so that The Land Between may provide a reservoir
and refuge for key species during climate change;
and important functions such as seed dispersal,
pollination, and water supplies to main parts of
Ontario too.
Interesting is that associated with Granite rock is
acidic water, while the calcium of Limestone to the
southern extent neutralizes waters making them
more alkaline. It is a meeting point for these waters.
What role then, does this play in water chemistry
and functions further south?
When you think about it, it seems obvious that The
Land Between is different. It stands out and we’ve
known it all along! However, until recently the entire
area was not at all recognized as an entity. It did not
even have a name. Most planning authorities and
ministries have typically classified and managed
ecosystems that are homogeneous: large areas of
similar make-up, and so an ecotone, being an area
of variations, despite its size, was not detected.
Because it was elusive, The Land Between is
in the middle of larger defined ecoregions, and
is at the edge of typical planning boundaries.
Furthermore, The Land Between has a very
distinct culture and heritage in Ontario. Beginning
with First Nation’s value and use of the area as
key east to west travel corridor. Then with postcontact settlement, areas arose of fluctuating and
dispersed agriculture and lumbering. And presently,
the area is known for its serenity and beauty and is
appreciated by residents as well as thousands of
cottagers and visitors for thriving and dynamic landbased tourism and recreation.
Of course, the value of the place is not only in our
appreciation, use and care of it, but this region may
have many important functions as well and there is
much research needed. Because of its placement
and physical make-up, with transitions in elevation
and plant hardiness, The Land Between is at the
northern limit for some species such as White Oak,
Authority interests and as a whole, the planning
responsibilities for the area are fragmented. Lastly,
because it was not recognized, until the making
of The Land Between charity, limited information
existed to characterize, understand or value its
functions or monitor changes.
And The Land Between is under accelerating
threats. Development for leisure and retirement
residences is increasing at an alarming rate. It
is pushed by an increase in total population, by
boomers reaching the ages for buying leisure
residences or for moving outside of cities for
retirement living, and by increasing numbers of
commuters.
The Land Between is also pretty easy to damage.
Due to its shallow soils, rapid drainage and
interconnected aquatic resources, it is very
susceptible to contamination. Thin soil means low
absorptive capacity, and so limited capacity to filter
water. Combine this with a harsher climate and the
area has reduced capacity to buffer against injury. It
takes very little development, be it housing, septic
systems, golf courses, roads or trails for motorized
vehicles, to spoil the soils, vegetation and water
quality. Rebounding from any man-made alterations
or damage is also inhibited because of the climate
and structure. Disturbance here is long lasting.
Church Locations
Anglican: St. Matthew/St. Aidan Anglican, 1937 Lakehurst Rd. Service
10 am All year.
Catholic: St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic Church, 2466 County Road 36.
All year, Saturday Evenings 5:00 pm & July 1st Weekend to Labour Day
weekend, Sunday 9:00 am & 10:30 am.
Presbyterian: Knox Presbyterian, 770 Lakehurst Rd. Service 9 a.m.
Palm Sunday to end of October.
United: Wesley United, 2068 County Road 23 (Buckhorn Road) at the
16th Line. Service 10 am.
Elim Lodge Christian Resort: Summer Services Sun. 10:30 am & 7:30 pm, Guest Speakers each week,
free Christian music concerts Sat. 7:00 pm. Daily Services Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am & 7:30 pm. 696 Elim Lodge
Road, Lakehurst K0L 1J0, just 15 minutes from Buckhorn. www.elimlodge.com 705-657-8306 &
1-800-420-6287 Church on the Rock
Your Burleigh Falls Community Church since 1947: 5 Church Lane (Ojibway Dr.S. off Hwy 36 at Hwy
28) Buckhorn, Ontario. Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. Pastor Tony Holder 705-651-1616
There is a real risk of losing the very reason that
people migrate to and live in the area. If land
use management continues as “business as
usual”, the damage from these trends is certain.
Forces of population change are unavoidable, but
development can be guided.
Today the area is finally gaining recognition and
The Land Between has been identified as the
“final frontier” in conservation in Ontario. This is
because prevention and proper planning is still
possible, but is urgent. So get involved! Visit us at
www.thelandbetween.ca; download our mobile
Tourism app and learn about the region; or support
conservation through stewardship and donations.
Galleries
BUCKHORN RIDING ACADEMY ~ 705-772-9332 buckhornridingacademy.com ~10.5 km south of Buckhorn on Buckhorn Rd.
MILLTOWN MINI GOLF & BATTING CAGES ~705-743-7789 milltownminigolf.com ~ 933 Lansdowne, Peterborough
RIVERVIEW PARK & ZOO ~ 705-745-6866 peterboroughutilities.ca/park_and_zoo ~ 1300 Water Street, Peterborough
WILD WATER & WHEELS ~ 705-876-9292 wildwaterwheels.ca ~ 1650 Chemong Road, Peterborough
Family Fun/Education
Golf
GALLERY ON THE LAKE ~ 705-657-1108 galleryonthelake.com ~ 4 km east of Buckhorn on County Road 36 Ad on Pg. 5
WHETUNG OJIBWAY CENTRE ~ 705-657-3661 whetung.com ~ Curve Lake Indian Reserve
Kids
Nearby Attractions
KATCHIWANO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB ~ 705-652-6612 katchiwanogolf.com ~ 1730 Youngs Point Road, Lakefield QUARRY GOLF COURSE ~ 705-292-0019 quarrygolf.ca ~ 447 Tara Road, Ennismore/Bridgenorth Ad on Pg. 46 SIX FOOT BAY GOLF COURSE ~ 705-657-8788 sixfootbay.ca ~ Six Foot Bay Road, Trent Lakes Ad on Back Cover
TAMARAC GOLF COURSE ~ 705-292-8761 tamaracgolfclub.ca ~ 155 Ennis Road, Ennismore
BUCKHORN CANOE COMPANY ~ 705-657-2601 buckhorncanoes.com ~ 1887 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn
BUCKHORN FARM & CRAFT MARKET ~ 705-657-8833 buckhorncommunitycentre.com ~ 1801 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn
CANADIAN CANOE MUSEUM ~ 705-748-9153 canoemuseum.ca ~ 910 Monaghan Road, Peterborough
DEVIL’S ELBOW SKI AREA ~ 705-277-2012 devilselbow.com ~ 878 Bethany Hills Road, Bethany
DRAGONFLY RIDGE ANIMAL SANCTUARY - 705- 657-7669 www.dragonfly-ridge.com ~ 1882 Tates Road, Buckhorn
HALIBURTON FOREST WILD LIFE RESERVE ~ 705-754-2198 haliburtonforest.com ~ 1095 Redkenn Road, Haliburton
HAVELOCK COUNTRY JAMBOREE ~ 705-778-3353 havelockjamboree.com ~ #10 County Road 48
HERB GUY’S HONEY HOUSE ~ 705-657-9971 herbguyshoneyhouse.com ~ 3990 Country Road #36, Buckhorn
HIGHLANDS CINEMAS ~ 705-488-2199 highlandscinema.com ~ County Road #121, Kinmount
INDIAN RIVER REPTILE HOUSE ~ 705-639-1443 reptilezoo.org ~ 2206 County Road #38, Indian River
KAWARTHA HIGHLANDS SIGNATURE SITE ~ 613-332-3940 ontarioparks.com/park/kawarthahighlands ~ 106 Monck St, Bancroft
KAWARTHA NORDIC SKI CLUB ~ 705-933-6723 kawarthanordic.ca ~ Hwy #28, North Kawartha
KAWARTHA SETTLERS’ VILLAGE ~ 705-738-6163 settlersvillage.org ~ 85 Dunn St. Bobcaygeon
KAWARTHA TURTLE TRAUMA CENTER – 705-741-5000 www.kawarthaturtle.org
LANG PIONEER VILLAGE ~ 705-295-6694 langpioneervillage.ca ~104 Lang Rd, Keene
PETERBOROUGH MUSEUM ~ 705-743-5180 peterboroughmuseumandarchives.ca ~ 300 Hunter St. E., Peterborough
PETERBOROUGH FARMER’S MARKET ~ peterboroughfarmersmarket.com ~Morrow Park, Peterborough ~ Sat. 7:00-1:00
PETERBOROUGH HYDRAULIC LIFT LOCK ~ pc.gc.ca/eng/lhn-nhs/on/trentsevern/visit/visit6/lock21.aspx
~ 353 Hunter Street East, Peterborough
PETROGLYPHS PROVINCIAL PARK ~ 705-877-2552 ontarioparks.com/park/petroglyphs ~ 2249 Northey’s Bay Rd, Woodview
SANDY LAKE PUBLIC BEACH ~ Lakehurst Road, 6 Kms west of Buckhorn
TRENT LAKES PUBLIC LIBRARY ~ 705-657-3695 trentlakeslibrary.ca ~ 5 George Street, Buckhorn
WARSAW CAVES ~ 705-652-3161 warsawcaves.com ~ 289 Caves Road, Warsaw
Entertainment
4TH LINE THEATRE ~ 705-932-4445 4thlinetheatre.on.ca ~ 4 Tupper Street, Millbrook
ART GALLERY OF PETERBOROUGH ~ 705-743-9179 agp.on.ca ~ 250 Crescent Street, Peterborough
BUCKHORN COMMUNITY CENTRE ~ 705-657-8833 buckhorncommunitycentre.com
~ 1801 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn Ad on Pg. 45
CURVE LAKE FIRST NATION ~ 705-657-8045 curvelakefirstnation.ca ~ 22 Winookeeda Road, Curve Lake
LINDSAY ACADEMY THEATRE ~705-324-9111 academytheatre.ca ~ 2 Lindsay Street S., Lindsay
PETERBOROUGH LITTLE LAKE MUSICFEST ~ ptbomusicfest.ca ~ 500 George Street N., Peterborough
PETERBOROUGH SPEEDWAY ~ 705-743-5880 peterboroughspeedway.com ~ 1710 Mount Pleasant Road, Peterborough
SHOWPLACE PERFORMANCE CENTRE ~705-742-7469 showplace.org ~ 290 George Street N., Peterborough
The Buckhorn Community Centre (BCC) is one of the largest event
facilities in the heart of the Kawarthas and is unique in its layout.
Presents
Heritage Day - mid February
Dinner Theatre
April & November
Spring Craft Show
Victoria Day Weekend
Ole Fashioned Fish Fry - June
Canada Day Celebrations, Elvis Show
July
Buckhorn Fine Art Festival
Mid-August
Quilting at the Lakes - September
ARTISANity - September
Harvest Craft Show
Thanksgiving Weekend
Holiday Home Tour &
Nick of Time Craft & Gift Show
November
Celebrate the Light and Christmas Gala
Situated on 10 acres of woodland, the Centre offers an 8,000 square
foot main building, 11 pavilions, a covered patio and seasonal garden
with water feature – the perfect place to make your event one to
remember.
The BCC also offers an amazing range of diverse programming
and events: the award-winning Buckhorn Fine Art Festival,
top-notch craft shows, dinner theatre, dances , summer craft and
farmer market, exercise and gourmet cooking classes, art workshops
and more. Call for details, 1-877-300-9767 or visit the website
www.buckhorncommunitycentre.com for more information.
Located at 1782 Lakehurst Road, across from the Buckhorn Public
School (GPS 44 degrees 33.190, -78 degrees 21.700). Drop in
and see what keeps the heartbeat of Buckhorn ticking!
Judy McWhirter
BCC Manager
December
705 657-8833
Buckhorn Day Care
and Nursery School
12 Months to 12 Years
★ Full and Half Day Programs
★ Snacks and Hot Lunches
★ After School and Summer Programs
★ Licensed
★ Registered Early Childhood Educators
★ Subsidy Available
★
705-657-1611
8 George Street, Buckhorn
Hungry? Give us a Call.
Homemade dough and sauce, topped
with your choice of 23 fresh ingredients.
Pizza • Wings • Garlic Bread • Salads • Pasta
705-657-7575
5 Main Street, Buckhorn, ON
Remedy’sRx ®
Buckhorn
The Local Drug Store™
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www.remedys.ca
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Your Pharmacy Team
1922 Lakehurst Road, Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0
Tel: 705-657-1700 • Fax 705-657-2740
[email protected]
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Pharmacist/Owner
Hwy. 36, Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0 (705) 657-9900
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Amish Pathak
Pine Tree Trading Post
Gifts • Souvenirs • Moccasins • Jewellery • Wood Carvings • Clothing • Sporting Goods & Toys
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Open Mon. - Sat.
Detailed consultation available
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Diabetic Care
Blister Packs
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Buckhorn District
Tourist Association
Want your ad here?
Contact the BDTA for
advertising opportunities
705-657-3288 / 1 (800) 853-1615
www.buckhorn.ca
Lovesick Lake, Burleigh Falls
Lakeside
Restaurant
705-657-1655
Trent Lakes is a community that has something
to offer everyone. For tourists we offer quaint
accommodations, a variety of opportunities for
the sport and fitness enthusiasts, and a natural
environment for the outdoor adventurer.
We are a very diverse community and newcomers are welcomed in every way.
A medical centre, school day care, an outdoor sports pad, and extremely active
community centres are but some of
the amenities we have to offer anyone
looking to live closer to Toronto but
light years away from the hustle and
bustle of the big city.
Contact the municipal office at
705-738-3800 or 1-800-374-4009
or visit our web site at
www.trentlakes.ca
landscape. We are proud
of our craftsmanship and
attention to detail.
Choose from our stock
plans or create something
uniquely yours.
Call us for competitive pricing
on: Landscaping, Retaining
Walls, Shorelines, Lot Clearing,
Excavating, Backfilling, Road
Building, Screened Topsoil,
Sand, Gravel, stone,
Licensed Sewage
System Installations,
Licensed Septic &
Holding tank pumping
and so much more!
LOCAL MANUFACTURING
Heidelberg XL 75 printing press
We take great pride in being able to produce and sell a wide range of graphic related products.
Please contact us and let us show you The Vincent Press difference.
to blend with the natural
Visit our office at 134 Melody Bay Road, Buckhorn
Web site: www.graniteridgeestates.com
Email [email protected] Ph: (705) 657-9313
NEWEST COMMITMENT
708 Rye Street, Peterborough, ON K9J 6W9 phone 705.745.1342
architecturally designed
“A Place You Can Call Home”
INTRODUCING OUR
to
We build quality homes
Visit our office at
134 Melody Bay Road,
Buckhorn
www.buckhornsandgravel.com
Email: [email protected]
Ph: (705) 657-9311
fax 705.741.4152 email: [email protected]
Relax, Refresh, Renew
Elim Lodge is a wonderful place for family summer vacations and
is open year round for retreats and conferences.
Our beautiful Lakeside Dining Room and Gift Store are open to the public.
Please call for reservations and further information.
Cottages • Motel Rooms • Camping Sites • Trailer Park • Pool & Beach • Gift Store • Buffet Style Dining Room
Discover
Christian Resort & Conference Centre
Visit us at Burleigh Falls Inn and stay in one of
our luxury rooms or suites in our spectacular Inn
or enjoy one of our deluxe motel rooms,
located around the lake front.
696 Elim Lodge Road,
Lakehurst, ON K0L 1J0
1-800-420-6287 or
705-657-8306
We have 20 guestrooms, a Diner, outdoor casual
dining, a banquet facility, shopping at The Market,
as well as a Marina with dockage, fuel and boat rentals.
www.elimlodge.com
Only two hours from Toronto, the Kawarthas offer
a great combination of culture and nature interest.
Visit the area art galleries, craft shows, historic
attractions, boating on the Trent Severn Waterway,
skiing, golfing, nature trails, boat cruises
and much more.
4791 Hwy. 28, Burleigh Falls
North Kawartha, Ontario K0L 2H0
Modular Floating Dock Systems
- Configure your own shape - Easy to install
- No splinters/nails – Environmentally friendly
www.connectadock.ca
866-688-1112
P: 705-654-3441 F: 705-654-5011
[email protected]
www.theburleighfallsinn.com
Located at Lock #28
on the Trent System
Celebrating Over
65 Years of Service
* 16 Waterfront Cottages on Upper Buckhorn Lake. Over 150 Permanent Seasonal Trailers,
New Oversized Sites.
* Award-Winning 18 Hole, Par 72 Golf Course. Spring and Fall Packages Available.
* Beautiful Extensive Pool Facility, Large Playground, Basketball and Tennis Courts.
* Casual Dining with Chef Prepared seasonal ingredients, Prime Rib Saturdays,
and Signature Cocktails or Locally Crafted Beers served overlooking the water and 18th Green.
* Owned and Operated by the Hall Family for 3 generations.
www.sixfootbay.ca
52 Fire Route #39, Buckhorn, ON K0L 1J0 • B (705) 657-8788 F (705) 657-9879

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