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Swimming

With Northumberland surrounded by water on 3 sides (Lake Ontario, Trent River and Rice Lake), you're sure to find a suitable area for splashing. If you want to check for beach postings visit our region's Health Unit site.

Here are some ideas for keeping cool:

  • Indoor swimming at the Cobourg family YMCA (905) 372-0161
  • Cobourg Creek across from McDonald's has some neat wading areas
  • Centennial Pool at the Cobourg harbour.
  • The exquisite Victoria Park Beach including a little water park are free in Cobourg
  • Jack Burger Sports Complex has 3 pools: a multilane pool, children's and therapeutic pool, and a whirlpool (905) 885-2474
  • Presqu'ile has a wide sandy beach for swimming. A day pass is available (613) 475-2204
  • Rice Lake: Gore's Landing - shaded, pebbly; Bewdley (playground also); Harwood - sandy. These 3 areas are cleaned daily, but seaweed could drift back in by the afternoon
  • Golden Beach Resort - fee for use of facilities including pool and beach
  • Lion's Park beach or Healey Falls in Campbellford (705) 653-1551
  • Crowe Bridge Family Fun Park (northeast of Campbellford) has 2 swimming areas: 1 made for the little ones (705) 653-1946
  • Campbellford has a town pool for public swimming. Call (705) 653-5407 for fees
  • The east and west beaches in Port Hope both offer swimming, swings and picnic tables or try the Ganaraska River at Cavan Street (888) 767-8467 or (905) 885-2004
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