Living Here
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$1,178,011
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$2,800
Living in Ramara
Located on the East side of Simcoe County, in the heart of Cottage Country, Ramara offers a touch of urban lifestyle in beautiful rural surroundings. Ramara is a gateway to relaxation, recreational activities, and retirement communities. Miles of shoreline properties, clean water, public beaches, cottage rentals, summer resorts, family camping, and sporting activities. Ramara is also home to strong agricultural and resource extraction industries that have been a key part of the region for decades.
Scientists have discovered wooden fishing spears that were stuck deep in underwater peat moss. The age of the wood indicates it has been there for thousands of years, placed there by the very first native settlers to this region.
Neighbourhoods:
Atherley | Rural Ramara | Lagoon City | Bayshore Village | Joyland Beach | Rama Reserve
Points of Interest
Things To Do
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Mara Provincial Park
Just a 10-minute drive outside of Orillia, Mara Provincial Park offers guests access to sandy beaches along the edges of Lake Simcoe, Picnic shelters, a playground and ample camping spots. All campsites have their own fire pits and picnic tables, open from early May to September.
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YMCA Geneva Park
Not your typical YMCA, built on a peninsula on Lake Couchiching, Geneva Park offers a combination of natural surroundings and proximity to urban amenities. This YMCA offers meeting spaces with full conference services, dining and a variety of recreational and team-building opportunities for groups.
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Trent-Severn Waterway
The Trent-Severn Waterway is a collection of nearly 400km of canal routes connecting Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay. These historic canals are popular waterways for recreational boaters of all types, including canoers and kayakers. Also featuring over 45 different locks, there is plenty of adventure to be had.
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