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How much does a night in a vacation rental cost in Lake Simcoe on average?

The price per night in Lake Simcoe starts at $70.

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You can find 346 available vacation rentals in Lake Simcoe.

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Lake Simcoe Information

About Lake Simcoe

Lake Simcoe is the fourth largest lake located in Southern Ontario, Canada. Bordered by Simcoe County, Lake Simcoe also contains a large island, Georgina. The lake is dotted with several smaller islands including Thorah Island, Strawberry Island, Snake Island, and Fox Island. A popular resort and summer area, the lake is surrounded with summer cottages and beaches, and has lots of recreational activity from its visitors, including ice fishing competitions in the winter and jet skiing and other boat activities in the summer.

Things to Do in Lake Simcoe

Less than an hour north of Toronto, Simcoe County where Lake Simcoe is located has the longest freshwater beach in the world and is known for having some of the best boating, fishing, and skiing in all of Ontario. The Georgina Arts Centre houses renowned artwork as well as work by local artists, while Sibbald Point Provincial Park has a large beach, trails, a museum, picnic and camping grounds. Another important point of interest is St. George’s Church and Historical Cemetery, which is the resting place of early settlers and noted Canadian authors in a beautiful lakeside setting. Rail Yard Wake Park offers cable wakeboarding opportunities from May to September, and the Georgina Pioneer Village and Museum gives visitors the opportunity to step back in time and learn a history lesson about the past. If you’re looking to go fishing, Lake Simcoe is stocked with trout, whitefish, bass, and yellow perch. Ice fishing is a popular winter activity, but people can go fishing year-round at Lake Simcoe. There are several parks, including Lake Simcoe Conservation Areas, that are designed for outdoor recreation activities including picnics, hiking, swimming, camping, and snowmobiling.

Day Trips Near Lake Simcoe

If you’re looking to stay close to Lake Simcoe, there are many beautiful islands nearby that are a short distance away, including Strawberry Island, Snake Island, Fox Island, and Thorah Island. The resort towns of Barrie and Orillia are down the highway from Lake Simcoe and are great stopping points, along with Jackson’s Point, Innisfil, Georgina, and Horseshoe Valley.

Lake Simcoe Accommodation

There are many beautiful lakefront properties around Lake Simcoe that are available as private rentals for your vacation. Many are spacious with lots of land and offer stunning water views. There are also numerous beach cottages that you can stay in, located along the coastal areas and on neighboring islands as well.

Transportation in Lake Simcoe

With miles of cycling routes available, Simcoe County has become a popular place for discovering new linear and loop trails. The Simcoe Bike Club (SCMBC) has maps available throughout town for bicycle enthusiasts to pick up. There are also several major car rental companies such as Enterprise, Avis, and Budget Car Rental, as well as several local taxi cab companies. Many people take the Go Transit bus service, the Greyhound Canada, and the Barrie Bus Terminal to get to some of Canada’s major cities such as Toronto.