The neighbourhood you're buying into

Tucked along the shores of Lake Simcoe, Lagoon City is a one-of-a-kind waterfront community where private canals, boat docks and lakefront living come together. Step outside your door and the water is part of everyday life—from a morning paddle along the canals to cruising Lake Simcoe and connecting to the Trent-Severn Waterway. Add a full-service marina, local businesses that know your name and a welcoming community where familiar faces become friends, and you'll discover there's much more to Lagoon City than a property listing—it's a lifestyle.

Live Entertainment

Casino Rama — 15 minutes away

On the shores of

Lake Simcoe, connecting to the Trent-Severn Waterway

Nearest town

Orillia — minutes away for major shopping, dining, entertainment & more

Best known

Scenic canals that let you step right from your backyard into your boat, kayak or canoe

Nearby — within 5 minutes

Waterfront restaurants, full-service marina, pharmacy, cafés, grocery, LCBO, gas & Tim Hortons

The Canals

A home with water at your back door

Lagoon City is Ontario's original canal community — kilometres of sheltered, navigable waterways winding between the homes and out to Lake Simcoe. Many properties come with their own private dock, so your boat is moored steps from the kitchen. It's the rare place in Ontario where waterfront living means literally living on the water.

Boating & Marina

Direct access to Lake Simcoe & the Trent-Severn

From the canals you can idle out to Lake Simcoe and connect to the Trent-Severn Waterway — a boater's dream. The full-service Grand Harbour Marina offers slip and boatel rentals, fuel and marine services right in the community, plus the waterfront Dockyard Grill for lunch off the water.

Beaches & Parks

A private beach, parks and lakeside playgrounds

Residents enjoy a private sandy community beach on Lake Simcoe, open green beach-park lawns, and lakeside playgrounds for the kids. Summers are spent swimming, paddleboarding and watching the sunset over the water; winters bring ice-fishing and snowmobiling on one of Ontario's most beloved lakes.

The Welcome Sign
Ontario's best kept secret — you'll see it on your way in