Thinking about buying a home in Keswick, ON? One of the best ways to help you decide is to talk to a long-time resident. Someone who has seen the incredible growth the town has experienced over the past couple of decades. More than most, they have a true appreciation for everything that makes Keswick a desirable place to live.
One of the biggest changes is in the sheer number of things to do all year round in Keswick. The town and surrounding area has always been popular for swimming, boating, fishing and snowmobiling due to its proximity to Lake Simcoe and the Trent-Severn Waterway. However, today it’s a major recreational and cultural centre in Georgina Township.
Things To Do in Keswick
1. C.W. Marine & Powersports
C.W. Marine kicks up the idea of ‘boating’ a notch or two. Offering ‘adrenaline & extreme tours’ C.W. is the place to go for river rafting, tubing, bumper boats and rentals of kayaks, canoes and paddle boards, among many other fun water sports.
2. Turkey Shoot Brewing Company
Turkey Shoot makes enjoying a craft brewery a family affair. In addition to their tasty brewed-on-premises lagers, ales, IPAs and more, the brewery is dog-friendly and even offers changing facilities for babies.
3. The Stephen Leacock Theatre of the Performing Arts
Named for the famous Canadian writer and humorist, the Stephen Leacock Theatre of the Performing Arts offers a variety of music, drama and dance productions throughout the year.
4. Georgina Military Museum
A non-profit, community-based museum, the Georgina Military Museum preserves the heritage of those involved in past and current wartime conflicts. In addition, the museum aims to educate visitors about the tragedy of war and the need to make every effort to prevent armed conflict.
5. Georgina Pioneer Village
This 10-acre site is home to 16 structures that represent the rich history of Georgina Township between 1850 and 1920. The village includes a one-room schoolhouse, a general store, a train station, a blacksmith shop, and an apothecary, among other significant historic structures. It is also home to a significant archives created by local town councils, dating back to 1850.
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