Escape to the breathtaking beauty of Trent Lakes, Ontario, a premier destination within Peterborough County and the Kawartha Lakes Region for those seeking a tranquil escape and an active outdoor lifestyle.
Nestled amidst pristine lakes, lush forests, and the historic Trent-Severn Waterway, Trent Lakes offers unparalleled opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, kayaking, hiking, and snowmobiling.
Discover a diverse range of real estate opportunities, from gorgeous year-round Waterfront homes, three-season Waterfront Cottages, and cozy Family homes with acreage to spacious rural Properties and smart investment opportunities.
Imagine exploring the waterways near Buckhorn, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of Bobcaygeon (partially within Trent Lakes), or discovering the rural charm of Kinmount.
Imagine spending your days exploring the vast network of Waterways, enjoying stunning Sunsets over the Llake, or relaxing in a peaceful, close-knit Community.
Whether you’re looking for a Waterfront retreat, a Family home with river access, or a spacious farm surrounded by nature, Trent Lakes real estate has something for everyone. Conveniently located within easy reach of major urban centers, Trent Lakes provides the perfect balance of rural tranquility and access to amenities.
Find your dream Lakefront home, cottage, or recreational property in this beautiful Ontario setting and experience the best of cottage country living. Browse our current listings in Trent Lakes today and start your search!
The median home price is $ 654,000..
Closed sale prices range from $ 450,000 to $ 2,000,000 or more.
| Average Sale Price - detached | $ 1,021,000. |
| Median Sale Price | $ 570,000. |
| Active Listings | 59 |
| Days on the Market | 26 |
| Sold | 5 |
Trent Lakes consists of primarily single detached family homes. The average size of most homes is 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths.
Age of Homes:
Built before 1960: 400
Built 1961 – 1980: 895
Built 1981 – 2000: 745
Built 2001 – 2021: 820
Since 2021 quite a number of new homes have been built and more are in the process of being built.
Amenities & Attractions of Trent Lakes, ON
Escape to Tranquility & Adventure
Nestled amidst the picturesque Kawartha Lakes region and Peterborough County, Trent Lakes beckons those seeking a haven of natural beauty, thrilling recreation, and a peaceful escape. Whether you envision weekends spent exploring pristine lakes, evenings soaking in breathtaking sunsets, or a permanent move to a close-knit community, Trent Lakes offers a captivating blend of amenities and attractions to satisfy every desire.
Unparalleled Outdoor Adventures:
Trent Lakes is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Its namesake, the Trent-Severn Waterway, a national historic waterway, provides endless opportunities for boating, fishing, and kayaking. Picture yourself navigating the calm waters, casting a line for walleye, bass, or muskie, or paddling through secluded coves, surrounded by lush greenery.
Landlubbers will find equal pleasure in exploring the vast network of hiking trails that wind through pristine forests. Imagine crisp morning hikes through vibrant autumn foliage or invigorating winter walks along snow-covered paths. Parks like John Earle Chase Memorial Park and Ode’Naang Park offer scenic picnic areas and public boat launches, perfect for family outings or spontaneous adventures.
Winter Wonderland:
As winter blankets the landscape in a pristine white coat, Trent Lakes transforms into a haven for winter sports enthusiasts. Snowmobiling trails weave their way through the picturesque countryside, offering exhilarating adventures across frozen lakes and snow-covered meadows. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are ideal for those seeking a more serene experience, allowing you to embrace the tranquil beauty of the winter wonderland surrounding you.
A Community that Feels Like Home:
Beyond the thrilling outdoor activities, Trent Lakes offers a charming sense of community. Quaint towns and villages dot the landscape, each boasting a unique character and a welcoming atmosphere. Local farmers’ markets provide fresh produce grown in nearby fields, while local shops and restaurants offer unique treasures and delicious culinary experiences. Community events, festivals, and celebrations throughout the year bring residents together, fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
Owning a Piece of Paradise:
Trent Lakes real estate presents a diverse selection of properties to suit your individual needs and aspirations. Whether you dream of a cozy cabin nestled amidst the trees, a spacious family home with waterfront access, or a sprawling rural estate offering tranquility and privacy, you’ll find your perfect haven in Trent Lakes.
Start Your Journey Today:
Are you ready to discover the magic of Trent Lakes? With its unparalleled natural beauty, abundant recreational options, and a welcoming community, Trent Lakes offers the perfect place to call home. Explore our website or contact our experienced real estate agents today to learn more about available properties and begin your journey towards a life of tranquility, adventure, and fulfillment in Trent Lakes.
Adam & Eve Rocks – 805 – 802 Adam & Eve Road, Buckhorn
Six Foot Bay Resort & Golf Club
Jan 17th – Family Night Trivia & Spaghetti Dinner – 5:30pm – Buckhorn Community Centre – 1782 Lakehurst Rd., Buckhorn
Jan 18th – Free Public Skating – 12pm – 1pm – 20 Concession St., Lakefield
Jan 24th – Scottish Pub Night – Buckhorn Community Centre – 1782 Lakehurst Rd.., Buckhorn
Jan 25th – Free Public Skating – 12pm – 1pm – 20 Concession St., Lakefield
Jan 26th – Kawartha Nordic, Nordic Ski 8 Hour Relay – 10am – 6pm – Nordic Ski Lane – north of Woodview, ON
Jan 31st – Lakefield Trail Polarfest Night Hike – 7pm – Lakefield Marshland Centre – 64 Hague Blvd., Lakefield
Jan 31st – Feb 2nd – Polarfest – fireworks, polar paddle, guns & hoses hockey, ice carvings, Rotary Polar Plunge
– Various locations – Lakefield, Ennismore, Bridgenorth – more info here.
Jan 31st – Feb 18th – 5th Annual Lakefield Chocolate Creations Festival – Various Locations – see more here.
Feb 1st – Free Public Skating – 12pm – 1pm – 20 Concession St., Lakefield
Feb 2nd – Pottery Workshop – 1pm – 3pm – Kawartha Country Wines – 2452 County Rd. 36, Bobcaygeon
Feb 7th – Happy Hour – Buckhorn Community Centre – 1782 Lakehurst Rd.
*please note – not all events/dates available – list will be updated as events/dates are announced. Not all events are suitable for children. For some events, it is wise to make reservations.
Main Street Bar & Grill – 1939 Lakehurst Rd. Buckhorn
Cody Inn – 1953Lakehurst Rd, Buckhorn
Westwind Inn – Lake Buoy 76
Six Foot Bay Resort – 52 Fire Route 39, Buckhorn
The Olde Ice House – 1925 Lakehurst Rd, Buckhorn
The Catch 507 – 3385 County Rd 507, Buckhorn
Belly’s Lakeside Bar & Restaurant – Catalina Bay Resort – 17 Fire Route 82B, Buckhorn (seasonal)
The Back 40 Smoke Box Restaurant – 29 County Road 507, Buckhorn
Pizza Alloro – 5 Main St. Buckhorn
Island Grill – 3192 Buckhorn Rd.
Kinvale Restaurant – 4079 County Road 121, Kinmount
Mariloo’s Ice Cream Store – 1917 Lakehurst Rd., Buckhorn (seasonal)
Style Your Nest – 6 Main St., Buckhorn
Garden of Eden Reusables – 24 Adam & Eve Rd., Buckhorn
Kawartha Country Wines – 2452 County Road 36, Buckhorn
Georgey Girl Art Shop & Gallery – 1917 Lakehurst Rd., Buckhorn (seasonal)
Farm to Table
Herb Guy’s Honey House – 3990 County Rd 36, Buckhorn
Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park – is the second largest in southern Ontario. It is in Trent Lakes – set around Catchacoma Lake & Mississauga Lake. It is a 92,880 acre Natural Environment Park that has trails and allows back country camping and most of the park is water access only, with a number of canoe routes.
Wolf Island Provincial Park is a 550 acre water access only park. It is an island between Lower Buckhorn & Lovesick Lake. It has no facilities and you must carry in and carry out all items.
John Earle Chase Memorial park is a 400 acre park located in the Gannon Narrows area, on the shores of Pigeon Lake and offers day use trails only.
Ode’Naang Park – 1922 Lakehurst Rd – benches, picnic tables, canoe & kayak rack, portable toilets
Dettman’s Park – 419 Galway Rd – open greenspace
John Street Beach – 12 John St., Buckhorn – picnic tables, park area, canoe & kayak launch, portable toilets
Crowe’s Line Beach – 240 Crowe’s Line Rd – picnic tables, canoe & kayak launch, portable toilets
Sandy Beach – 1221 Lakehurst Rd – picnic tables, benches, park area, canoe & kayak launch, portable toilets
White’s Beach – 25 Clearview Drive – picnic tables, benches, canoe & kayak launch, portable toilets
Little Gull Marina – 144 Mississauga Lake Rd., Buckhorn
Buckhorn Yacht Harbour – A-14 Adam & Eve Rd., Buckhorn
Reach Harbour – 2360 Armstrong Lane, Lakefield
Nogies Creek – Bass Lake Rd, Harvey
Northern Avenue – 366 Northern Ave, Harvey
Kawartha Hideaway – 80 Kawartha Hideaway Loop, Harvey
Sandy Point – 47 Sandy Point Rd., Harvey
Elim Lodge – 731 Elim Lodge Rd., Harvey
Six Foot Bay – 476 Six Fo0t Bay Rd., Harvey
Caines Lane – 1211 Crystal Lake Rd., Galway
Crystal Lake Dam – Crystal Lake Rd., Galway
West Clear Bay – West Clear Bay Rd., Galway
Salacoa – 85 Salacoa Rd., Cavendish
Mississauga Dam – 52 Dam Rd., Cavendish
Beaver Lake First Bridge – 502 Beaver Lake Rd., Cavendish
Beaver Lake Second Bridge – 767 Beaver Lake Rd., Cavendish
Pencil Lake – 182 Pencil Lake Rd., Cavendish
West Bay – 163 West Bay Rd., Cavendish
Six Foot Bay Resort & Golf Club – 52 Fire Route 39, Buckhorn
Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club
Cavendish Outdoor Sports Pad – 18 Community Complex Dr. – portable toilets, skate shed, basketball, hockey nets
Buckhorn Outdoor Sports Pad – 1786 Lakehurst Rd. – warming room, benches, bleachers, hockey & basketball nets pickle ball courts, portable toilets
Buckhorn Community Centre – 1782 Lakehurst Rd. – electric vehicle charger, bike repair station, 11 outdoor pavilions, covered patio, baseball & soccer fields, seasonal garden, meetings rooms, licensed, air conditioned, rentals, classes, yoga, exercise, tai chi, dance, pilates, volleyball, badminton and more….
Mississauga River Loop – Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park – 1.6 km
Cloudy Lake Trail – Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park – 4.7 km
Bottle Lake Trail – Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park – 6.4 km
Catchacoma Narrows – Trent Lakes – 3.7 km
Heron’s Pathway – Trent Lakes – 7.7 km
Buckhorn Public School
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Buckhorn Public Library
Helen Bowne Library Branch – Cavendish Community Centre
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Peterborough County &
Surrounding Areas
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