Welcome to Georgina
About Georgina
Located along the south-east shore of Lake Simcoe in the Region of York, the Town of Georgina is a remarkable community with an ideal blend of small town charm and modern urban amenities. Only a short, one-hour drive north of Toronto, Georgina is a desired destination for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities all year long. Inclusive of Keswick, Jackson’s Point, Sutton, Pefferlaw and Virginia, Georgina is a community rich in history with a wealth of activities and amenities. You can enjoy a day on Lake Simcoe's sandy beaches at Sibbald Point Provincial Park, De La Salle Park or Willow Beach Park, fishing, boating and snowmobiling.
The Town of Georgina has earned the title “Ice Fishing Capital of Canada”. Georgina’s many festivals and events, parks, public beaches, and our newest facility, a multi-season recreation campus, known as “The ROC” provide opportunities for all ages to enjoy the outdoors. Georgina proudly values both large and small businesses for their substantial contribution to the towns economic health. Thinking of planting your business aspirations in Georgina? The Municipality aims to support those who are looking to grow their business endeavours. Residents of Georgina live in a special place that offers a lifestyle like no other in Ontario.
About
Size: 287.75 km²
Population: 45,418 in 2016
Region: York Region
Utilities
Gas: Enbridge
Hydro: Hydro One
Water: Town of Georgina
Communications: Rogers, Bell
Education
York Region District School Board (YRDSB)
- 12 Public Elementary Schools
- 2 Public High Schools
York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB)
- 3 Catholic Elementary Schools
- 1 Catholic High School in Newmarket
Transportation
Highway 404, York Region Transit (YRT), VIVA York, GO Transit (Bus), Uber, Taxis
Housing
Freehold Single-Detached Home - 82.4%
Freehold Semi-Detached/Townhome - 7.0%
Condominium Apartment/Housing - 2.1%
Amenities
ROC (Recreational Outdoor Campus), Briars Resort, Georgina Island Cultural Tours, Sibbald Point Provincial Park, Farmers Market and Agri-Tourism, Historic Downtowns, top fishing destinations in Ontario, 52km of Lake Simcoe shoreline, scenic parks and trails and so much more!