The Omemee center is approximately 11 miles west of Peterborough Airport and 12 miles west of Downtown Peterborough.
In Omemee, the summers are mild and comfortable, the winters are freezing and snowy, and it is rather cloudy all year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 9 °F to 78 °F and is rarely below -10 °F or above 86 °F. The best time to come here is in the summer when you can enjoy all the town has to offer. From hiking and biking trails to swimming and fishing in Pigeon River, there's something for everyone in Omemee. If you need a more relaxed pace, you can stroll through the farmer's market or check out one of the many antique shops in the area. It is a wonderful place to visit during the fall too when the leaves are changing color and the air is crisp. Regardless of the time of year you choose to come here, Omemee is sure to charm you with its small-town feel and natural beauty.
Omemee is a wonderful place to stay if you want to save on your stay. Many local hotels provide discounts for seniors and AAA members, as well corporate rates, student price cuts, and more, while others have special packages that include things like dinner and a show or a round of golf. Besides this, there are discounts that may vary depending on the season. During the winter, many hotels have deals for guests who stay for multiple nights, and some even offer free nights if you come for a week or more. Spring and summer are the busiest times for tourism in Omemee, with visitors coming to enjoy the warm weather, swimming, and boating, so it's better to book in advance. Regardless of when you decide to come, you are sure to find the perfect offer here.
Located just a short drive from Toronto, Omemee is a fantastic place to explore the outdoors, see historic sites, and learn about the area's rich heritage. You can start by visiting the Youngtown Museum. It is a showcase of Rock'n'Roll artifacts and memorabilia from the first three decades of rock history - the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. The museum is named after Canadian singer, songwriter, humanitarian, and musician Neil Young. It celebrates many other artists with an extensive collection of rare, vintage, original, and one-of-a-kind items that have been carefully assembled over time. A significant portion of the museum is dedicated to The Beatles and Canadian performers. For a scenic view, head to the top of the Omemee Dam. You can as well check out the Omemee rail trail, which is a 35 km bike ride in eastern Ontario from Peterborough to Lindsay. It is an easy ride on crushed gravel, making it good for an outing with family or friends. For those who like history, there's Emily Cemetery, opened in 1872 as a non-denominational burying grounds. In 1929, Lady Eaton arranged the building of a beautiful stone chapel in Emily Cemetery as a memorial to her family. Regardless of what you're interested in, you're sure to find something to fascinate you in Omemee.