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Living in Penetanguishene
The community is diverse and inclusive. It features English and French schools, public and Catholic, although it is a small community of less than 10,000 people. Penetanguishene is even home to a francophone radio station, CFRH. On the hills that rise from Penetanguishene Bay is a community that offers quiet, tree-lined streets, many with views of the water, with homes that range in age and style, all close to schools and shopping. With a vibrant mix of language, history, music and culture, Penetanguishene offers families a community that is filled with events that celebrate history.
Two trumpet-playing angels welcome you to the Town of Penetanguishene, an Algonquin word that translates as “place of the white rolling sands.”
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Neighbourhoods:
East of Main Street | West of Main Street
Points of Interest
Things To Do
Kings Wharf Theatre
Found within Discovery Harbour, The Kings Wharf Theatre is a rustic 380+ seat venue that has all the modern amenities you would expect. With plays, events and private bookings the theatre always has something for everyone. People from all around the region come to this venue for shows simply because of the professional and quality productions they have.
Discovery Harbour
Discovery Harbour brings back the roots of the original British Naval and Military base in Penetanguishene. The ships here were prepared to supply British outposts with resources and troops. The ships and boats remaining are open for viewing by the public 7-days a week throughout the summer.
Penetanguishene Rotary Park
Penetanguishene Rotary Park is a 90-acre park is right on the shoreline of Penetang Harbour. The park features a pavilion, playgrounds, sports courts, a skatepark, beach volleyball, swimming, washrooms, picnic areas, and a dog park. There is also ample parking space for the large number of visitors that enjoy this space everyday.
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