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This charming village is full of ‘hidden surprises’ and thanks to its abundance of history, it’ll take you back in time. The Village of Coldwater is home to a number of wonderful sights, which is why it is one of the ‘most desirable rural towns’ in its region. Here’s what to know about this lovely adventure.
Nestled between Orillia and Midland along the scenic Highway 12 is the charming little village of Coldwater. You’ll find it just over an hour and a half drive away from Toronto.
This village is so charming that Orillia Lake Country claims that “hidden surprises await” in Coldwater.
According to the village, it is now one of “the most desirable rural towns in Ontario.” And that’s thanks to its leader’s efforts in creating a vibrant business and shopping district for everyone, working together to beautify, promote, and host special events over the past 10 years.
You’ll see this beautification as you take a stroll along the picturesque main street. Here you can stock up on treasures, handmade gifts, and all kinds of essentials.
You can stock up on home, cottage, camping, building and boating supplies here.
Don’t miss a visit to the historic Coldwater Mill, a testament to the village’s rich history, dating back to 1833.
You will also find adorable Victorian homes and traditional churches. These line up the streets and are full of old-world charm.
History buffs will love this! Make your way to the Coldwater Canadiana Museum, where you can admire the Woodrow Homestead.
Are you a fishing enthusiast? It’s a haven in Coldwater, with fantastic angling opportunities for trout and salmon.
This village also happens to be the gateway to the Severn River and the Big Chute Marine Railway on Upper Big Chute Road.
Hungry yet? Visit a number of restaurants that offer delicious local eats.
With a wide array of dining options, from gourmet food shops to cozy eateries, there’s a little bit of everything to enjoy here.
In Coldwater, there’s an undeniable sense of warmth and charm that will keep you coming back for more – especially in the fall season.
Make a trip and explore this lovely village.
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