Killarney Bay / Cedar Point Association

06/17/2026

A friend on Balsam is selling a great little boat! DM me and I’ll put you in touch with him. Asking $4800.

05/22/2026

New outage map for Saturday into
Sunday.

04/20/2025

For our neighborhood, collection of storm debris begins the week of May 5.

Visit for storm updates and recovery information, March-April 2025

07/03/2024

This is a great safety guide for children swimming in lakes and swimming pools. The color of the bathing suit can make it easier or more difficult to see children while they are swimming. This is a good reminder to always have adult supervision when children are swimming. (Thanks to Praire Lakes Healthcare System.)

06/29/2024

JULY 20, 2024 7 am - 1 pm we are having our KBCP yard sale! We are partnering with Romany Ranch this year, so it’s going to be big!

05/26/2024

We invite all the communities to join us for a Community Meeting on May 11 about the Summit Wellness Centre - the SWC is not just for Coby but for all of us!

We will give everyone an update on the project and have a Q&A too.

Thanks to the Kirkfield and District Historical Society Museum for hosting the meeting. See you there!

05/26/2024

The 2024 Navigation Season has officially started! 🙌 Welcome to new and returning boaters 🛥, paddlers 🛶, and visitors of all kinds. ♥ We look forward to seeing your various adventures along the Trent-Severn Waterway. 🎉

05/26/2024

Calling all Citizen Scientists, your lake needs you.
Full details here...

05/26/2024

Dry stone walls, like the one in this photo, can be seen in rural areas throughout Kawartha Lakes. Farmers constructed them when they were clearing their land. They used the stones taken from their fields to build walls as boundary markers and to contain their animals 🐄

The longest and most intact dry stone walls in Kawartha Lakes can be seen along Balsam Lake Drive, where they stretch for three kilometres along the road. These walls were built for grain merchant and railway promoter George Laidlaw. He purchased his Fort Ranch property in the 1860s to raise sheep and cattle. He commissioned a Scottish stone mason to build these walls in the 1880s 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

These walls are still standing today along Balsam Lake Drive, part of the Arts and Heritage Trail. Find out more at https://artsandheritagetrail.com