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About Haliburton, Ontario
For many, Haliburton, Ontario represents a place of lifelong memories and childhood dreams. It is a place where families have escaped for generations to relax and spend quality time during the summer months.
Located in the heart of Ontario’s cottage community, Haliburton boasts some of the most exquisite scenery and pristine lakes.
It is more than a cottage community; it is a sanctuary of beauty and one of only places left in Ontario’s cottage country unscathed by urban sprawl and towering big box chains.
During the summer months, this small community balloons in population by driving in seasonal residency and weekend visitors upwards of 100,000+; not to mention the thousands in the surrounding communities.
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Finding Summer Nights
Driving North From Toronto
Take Hwy 400 North Past Barrie
(Hwy 400 turns into Hwy 11)
Continue past Gravenhurst and get off on Hwy118
Go East on 118 towards Haliburton
Stay on 118 through to Haliburton
Diving North From Peterborough
Take Hwy 28 North
Turn right onto Highway 507 (Buckhorn Road) toward Buckhorn and follow to Gooderham
Turn left onto Hwy 503 (1.5 km)
Turn right onto County Road 3 towards Haliburton and follow to the end
Turn left onto Highway 118 and follow into Haliburton Village
South from North Bay
Take Hwy 11 south to Huntsville
Turn left onto Hwy 60 to Dwight
Turn right onto Highway 35 South and follow to Carnarvon
In Carnarvon turn left and stay on Highway 118 east through to Haliburton Village
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