Historic Stroll
Walk along Queen Street to admire the 19th-century buildings and local storefronts.





Port Perry is a picturesque city located on the shores of Lake Scugog in Ontario, Canada. With a population of around 9,500, the town is celebrated for its exceptionally well-preserved Victorian-era downtown, which serves as a hub for local boutiques, cafes, and heritage sightings. As the primary urban center of the Scugog township, it offers a blend of historic charm and natural beauty, making it a popular destination for those seeking a quiet escape from the nearby Greater Toronto Area. The town's waterfront parks and community-focused atmosphere provide a welcoming environment for visitors to explore Ontario's small-town character.
Port Perry is a picturesque city located on the shores of Lake Scugog in Ontario, Canada. With a population of around 9,500, the town is celebrated for its exceptionally well-preserved Victorian-era downtown, which serves as a hub for local boutiques, cafes, and heritage sightings. As the primary urban center of the Scugog township, it offers a blend of historic charm and natural beauty, making it a popular destination for those seeking a quiet escape from the nearby Greater Toronto Area. The town's waterfront parks and community-focused atmosphere provide a welcoming environment for visitors to explore Ontario's small-town character.
Well-preserved Victorian-era downtown architecture.
Scenic waterfront location on the shores of Lake Scugog.
Charming local boutiques and independent shops.
Peaceful small-town atmosphere with a rich heritage.
The town is a popular day-trip destination from Toronto, especially on weekends.
Most attractions are concentrated in the walkable historic downtown area.
The pace of life is significantly slower than in larger Ontario cities.
Walk along Queen Street to admire the 19th-century buildings and local storefronts.
Visit the public parks along the water for scenic views and picnic spots.
Quiet weekend getaways and exploring Ontario's small-town heritage.
CAD $
$100-$150 p/day
English
Time your visit with the annual fair or seasonal markets to experience the community spirit.
June-September
A pleasant time to visit as the region wakes up with mild temperatures and blooming gardens.
Ideal for enjoying the lake, outdoor festivals, and waterfront dining in peak weather.
The region is known for stunning autumn colors, making for a scenic drive into town.
Offers a cozy, festive atmosphere with local holiday shopping and quiet, snowy streets.