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Selwyn is a township in central-eastern Ontario, located in Peterborough County. Settled by European immigrants in the 1820s, it first became a township in 1850. Formerly known as Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield, the township passed a by-law changing its name to Selwyn in 2012.
Selwyn consists of Bridgenorth, Chemong Heights, Chemong Park, Connaught Shore, Deer Bay, Emerald Isle, Ennismore, Fife's Bay, Flood's Landing, Fowlers Corners, Gannon Beach, Gannon Village, Kawartha Park, Kimberley Park, Lakefield, Selwyn, Selwyn Shores, Stewart Heights, Tera View Heights, Tindle Bay, Victoria Springs, Village Meadows, Windward Sands, Woodland Acres, Young's Cove, Young's Point and Youngstown.
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Selwyn is home to 3 public beaches, Ennismore Waterfront Park & Beach, Lakefield Beach and Jones Beach. Numerous parks and trails are available to enjoy the great outdoors year-round.
The Lakefield Arena parking lot is home to the Lakefield Farmers' Market. The market offers a variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables, artisanal crafts, baked goods, and other unique products from local vendors. The market is held every Thursday from May to October.
Located on the Otonabee River, it provides docking services for boaters, including transient and seasonal slips, as well as fuel and pump-out services. The marina also offers boat rentals, repairs, and maintenance services.
Enjoy local shops and restaurants in a quaint and historic setting in downtown Lakefield. The village offers a unique and charming setting for visitors and residents alike. Always worth a stop for lunch or a stroll.
PolarFest is an annual winter festival offering a variety of outdoor and indoor activities, including ice fishing, snowshoeing, skating, curling, and dog sled rides. It also features live entertainment, food vendors, and a polar plunge for those brave enough to take a dip in the icy water.
The annual festival features live jazz music by local and national artists, as well as a juried art and craft show featuring works by over 50 artisans. Visitors can browse and purchase unique handcrafted items such as jewelry, pottery, textiles, and woodwork. The festival also offers a variety of food vendors and children's activities.
The Kawartha & Pine Ridge District School Board 'Find A School' app is a tool to help parents/guardians and community members find local schools and to determine which school(s) their children should attend, based on their home address. Search the app here.
To find the nearest Catholic school in your area, use the Catholic District School Board 'Find a School' site here.
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