Welcome to Georgina

 Live, work, and play in Georgina... Located on the South-Eastern shores of Lake Simcoe, at the top of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), in northern York Region. The Town is graced with lakeside living, wide open spaces, and scattered sandy beaches.

Georgina offers a number of year-round activities in a variety of recreational facilities including our many impressive public parks, beaches, forested areas, conservation areas, the Morning Glory Provincial Nature Reserve (Formerly known as Duclos Point Nature Reserve), Sibbald Point Provincial Park, Keswick Marsh Fish and Bird Sanctuary, museums, craft and music festivals, and the Stephen Leacock Theatre.

The Town of Georgina is probably better known through some of its individual community names including Keswick, Jackson's Point, Pefferlaw, Port Bolster, Sutton, and Udora.

The Region of York's most northern area municipality is the Town of Georgina featuring over 52 kilometres (32 miles) of Lake Simcoe's south-eastern shores. This large, clean lake beckons visitors from a vast distance for its great boating and year-round world renown fishing opportunities. Giving Georgina it's title of "Ice Fishing Capital of Canada".

Along the scenic lake side roads, visitors have access to a number of beaches, natural parks, regional forests, marinas, harbours and other attractions including the historic Red Barn Theatre, Canada's oldest professional summer theatre, and The Briars, one of Ontario's premier resorts. Many other Bed and Breakfast establishments, and other overnight accommodations including Inns and a number of Motels are located throughout the Town.

Georgina, located in Getaway Country in central Ontario, Georgina is a recreational playground and the province's original "Cottage Country".

For additional information, please view/download the latest version of the Georgina Discover Guide.