- The list below includes 17 free or cheap things to do in or near Campbellford, Ontario, including 30 different types of inexpensive activities like Breweries, Pubs, Military Museums and Parks.
- From Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge to Ferris Provincial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Campbellford and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brighton, Belleville, Lakefield and Castleton.
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Located along the town?s waterfront, Centennial Park provides a scenic view of the Bay of Quinte and especially the Deseronto Yacht Club. What?s more, the park also has a playground and picnic sites.
37.9 Miles
The Dancing Moon Gallery is situated near the Bay of Quinte and has something for most art lovers. Moreover, the gallery also acts as a venue for various benefits and entertainment events.
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Although Rathbun Park is situated within the heart of the city, it still provides its guests with plenty of room to enjoy nature. It also has ample benches and even a playground for the children.
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Since the late 1800s, Deseronto Cemetery has been the final place of rest for the town?s residents. There are also a few war heroes and prominent Deseronto families that are buried here.
37.9 Miles
Deseronto Waterfront Trail that lies on the western side of the town attracts nature enthusiasts who are drawn to its walking, hiking and biking paths. The trail is signed and regarded as moderate.
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From its location just off Highway 401, Native Renaissance II affords its clients distinctive native artifacts and gift items. There are also varied clothing and beauty items available at the establishment.
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85 Dunn Street, Bobcaygeon, Kawartha Lakes, Ontario
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The Kawartha Settlers' Village features twenty historic homes and buildings that capture what life was like from 1830 to 1935. The location also features education & summer camps for younger guests as well as harvest festivals and haunted events.
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Thanks to the ban of electric and motor boats, Silent Lake Provincial Park earned its name due to the atmospheric serenity. Activities in the park include hiking, biking, camping, and during the winter, cross country skiing on its paved trails.
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229 Pigeon Lake Rd, Lindsay, Kawartha Lakes, Ontario
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Open during the summer, the Lindsay Twin Drive In offers guests the opportunity to watch a variety of movies from the comfort of their car. The location also features special Dusk to Dawn shows and a snack bar.
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3233 Concession Road 10, Bowmanville, Ontario
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The Canadian Tire Motorsport Park provides visitors with a series of auto race events to watch during the year. Guests may also bring their RVs or set up lawn chairs close to the course.