Welcome to Sundridge.  

"Sunny Sundridge" - The Village by the Lake


 

Sundridge is a picturesque village located at the intersection of Highway 11 and 124 in the heart of the Almaguin Highlands. This Village with a population of 1000 residents welcomes visitors
and guests to share in the enjoyment of living on the shores of beautiful Lake Bernard. Lake Bernard is listed in the Guinness World Book of records as being the largest freshwater lake without an island.
Located 2½ hours north of Toronto, Sundridge has lots to offer tourists as well as people planning to relocate to the area. Sundridge has all the amenities of home and is centrally located, within 45 minutes to one hour's drive to North Bay, Huntsville and Parry Sound. Sundridge is a beautiful village
surrounded by the supporting townships of Strong and Joly. Together they offer an irresistible package of the shared services
of an arena, baseball diamonds, High Rock Lookout and the Sundridge and District Medical Centre. Sundridge is home
to the Sundridge-Strong Volunteer Fire Department and the Sundridge-Strong Union Public Library.

The Village of Sundridge was established in the year 1889 and joyously celebrated its centennial in 1989 on the shores of beautiful Lake Bernard. This year round playground
has provided many years of pleasure to the residents and visitors to the area.  Many people have enjoyed warm summer days, on its sandy beaches and swimming in its shallow waters as well as boating and fishing the plentiful
lake trout and whitefish. In the winter, Lake Bernard proves to be just as entertaining by offering ice fishing and snow-mobiling.
 
Sundridge has the largest shopping selection within a sixty kilometer radius. It boasts a large grocery store and two hardware stores for all the home improvements that may have to be done. There are no problems in Sundridge to find the necessary goods as a visitor or as a permanent resident. There is a full-line General Motors Dealership as well as a full-line Chrysler/Jeep/Eagle Dealership along with two used car lots. The car dealers of Sundridge have been well known for all the great car deals in the past as well as those that will take place in the future. A casual stroll through our village streets will make people aware of the many unique businesses, restaurants and corner variety stores that cater to residents and tourists.  There is a large resort, centrally located and only steps away from the Water Front and municipal dock.
 
There is a wealth of things to do, both summer and winter, in and around Sundridge and District. Our many churches and service groups offer many types of activities that make the visit or joy of living worthwhile in Sundridge. Sundridge is home to many
attractions and annual events that are listed on our community events page. Just steps outside of the village you will find yourself within a
lovely hardwood forest, which lends itself to the production of some of the best maple syrup in the world. In the spring, many syrup producers open their doors and offer maple products and tours of their sugar bush.
In the fall, this producer of syrup sets a beautiful backdrop of fall foliage for Lake Bernard.
 
Sundridge is hometown proud of their many successful athletes, especially in association with the sport of hockey. It is home of
the famous Sundridge Beavers Hockey
team whom have won many different Ontario championships. Sundridge has had it fair share of NHL players, Bucko MacDonald (Stanley Cup 1936, 1937, 1942), Keith McCreary, Bill McCreary, Ron Attwell, Bob Attwell, Greg Theberge and Greg deVries (Stanley Cup 2001). The revitalization of Men's Fastball will also bring some excitement to the sports world.
 
If you are just passing through, be it by car or snowmobile, stop and visit for a while and see for yourself what makes Sundridge a wonderful place to live.

Administration

Newsletter

Events Calendar

Community/Business Directory

Club Directory

Photo Galleries

Recreation Committee

Minutes

By-Laws

Financial
Highlights

Municipal Performance Measurement

How Is Influenza Prevented?

Wastewater Treatment Facility Environmental Assessment Notice of Study Completion

Ontarian's with Disabilities Policy

Notices

Survival Kit and Emergency Preparedness

Olympic Torch Relay

Sunflower Festival

Heritage House

Communities in Bloom

Historical Information of Our Area

Churches

Email

Emergency Number
911

Fire, Police and Ambulance.

Sundridge Centennial
Public School
118 Main Street
Tel: (705) 472-8170

Land Fill Site

483
Forest Lk Rd.
Summer: 9 - 5
Winter: 10 - 5

Village Garbage and
Recycling Pickup are on Wednesdays for both side of the highway.
Please have garbage and recycling out by 8:00 a.m.

South River Sundridge Municipal Airport

Sundridge & District Medical Centre

5 Park St.,
Sundridge, ON

Dr. M. Knight
Optometrist
384-0955

Dr. S. McKinnon
384-1277

Dr. K. Williams
384-5258

Dr. T.  Starr
Dentist
384-5456

Melaine Montipetit
Nurse Practitioner
384-1414

Burks Falls Walk-In Clinic

Hours:

Mon. - Fri.
9 AM - 5 PM
6 PM - 9 PM

Tel: 382-2900