Showing posts with label Lake Simcoe Ontario. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lake Simcoe Ontario. Show all posts

Sunday, May 08, 2011

Lake Simcoe A Movie Site for LeAnn Rimes

Lake Simcoe Sunset or Alabama Sunset?
Country music star Leann Rimes in Lefroy
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The Barrie Advance reports  film crews took over a local dock on Lake Simcoe to begin filming the made-for-TV flick, which will air on the Country Music Network later this year   See Country Music Fever. ...Check out the reasons Lake Simcoe might be a pick with an Ontario Family Getaway or Romantic getaway adventure along the trails and waterways watching a beautiful Lake Simcoe Sunset.
in reference to:
"Lake Simcoe Marinas"
- Lake Simcoe Travel Ontario Lake Simcoe Resort Destinations Lake Simcoe Ontario (view on Google Sidewiki)

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Barrie Kempenfest Long Civic Holiday Weekend Update 2011

July 29-August 1, 2011.  An Ontario Top 100 Festival

If you are traveling north of Toronto via Highway 400 on the Simcoe Day Civic Long Weekend make sure you stop in at Kempenfest just off Essa Rd. at Lakeshore Drive in Barrie.   See Kempenfest In the news.   Barrie's magnificent waterfront is on display with a jurried arts and craft show considered by many to be Canada's best arts & crafts show of the summer season.  Combine the show with a little antiquing...for families there is a midway, beaches for the kids, great food and music all weekend long.


Barrie Area Accommodation: Links to area hotels, resorts, inns. Barrie Attractions: Links to Barrie area attractions, museums, galleries, kids fun and more Barrie Beaches Waterfront: Some of Ontario's best beaches on Kempenfelt Bay Lake Simcoe.
Lake Simcoe: One of Ontario's largest lakes and favourite resort destinations north of Toronto.

Kempenfest is celebrating 40 years 
                                   

Monday, April 21, 2008

Ontario Summer Travel to Lake Simcoe Tourist Destination


Lake Simcoe is one of the closest resort destinations north of Toronto. Lake Simcoe is considered to be the fourth largest lake in the province and one of the worlds largest fresh water lakes that freezes completely in the winter. Lake Simcoe has been designated by many as a perfect summer destination of Ontario. Barrie and Orillia are the two major cities on Lake Simcoe. The regions of York, and Durham all provide access to Lake Simcoe.