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A village on the Trent-Severn Waterway in east-central Ontario, Bobcaygeon incorporated as a village in 1876, and is known as the "Hub of the Kawarthas". Part of the amalgamated City of Kawartha Lakes it takes its name from the Mississauga word "bobcajewanunk", meaning "shallow rapids". It is built on three islands, joined by a series of seven bridges one of which is a unique swing bridge. Referred to as the City of lights and bridges, Bobcaygeon has more bridges per capita than Paris, France!

In 1833, Thomas Need settled at the narrows between Sturgeon and Pigeon Lakes. Following the construction of a small lock and canal, Bobcaygeon was incorporated as a Village in 1876.

Its main industry is fishing-related tourism and is an important service centre for farmers and cottagers. The Driftwood Summer Theatre annually presents family entertainment. Tourists and Kawartha Villagers enjoy Shakespeare Under the Stars highlighted with a guided backstage tour and introduction to cast and crew.

Bobcaygeon's accommodations welcome you to the adventure of exquisite choices of bed and breakfasts, cottages, lodges, and campgrounds.

Stonyhurst Inn Bobcaygeon 1 Main St.

All our units are equipped with propane stove top, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, kettle, bedding, towels, pots and pans, fridge, 3-pce bathrooms, cable TV and BBQs. All our rooms have a cottage like feel with a direct view of the Bobcaygeon channel. The Boat House is built over the water with a 180 deg. view. Cook in your room or enjoy Bobcaygeon's finest restaurants a short walk away.

Lakeview Cottages Resorts	Long Term	Bobcaygeon	322 Front Street
Lone Maple Cottage Resort	Long Term	Bobcaygeon	R.R. #3
Pigeon Lake Resort	Hotel	Bobcaygeon	RR#3
Riverside Lodge Bobcaygeon	Long Term	Bobcaygeon	P.O. Box 903
Scarlet Tunic Bed & Breakfast	B&B	Bobcaygeon	9 Snake Point Road
Trail's End Lodge	Hotel	Bobcaygeon	Box 58
Travellers Roost	Hotel	Bobcaygeon	1326 Muskoka Rd. 4
Victoria Country Cottages	Hotel	Bobcaygeon	793 Kenstone Beach Road, RR #2
Water's Edge Cottages for All Seasons	Hotel	Bobcaygeon	386 Front St.
White Swan Cottages	Hotel	Bobcaygeon	P.O. Box 195

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