Young’s Point: 200 Years on the Water

With your own transportation, visit the community of Young’s Point where Stoney and Clear Lakes flow into Katchewanooka during its commemoration of ‘200 Years on the Water’. Welcoming descendants of Francis Young, past and present residents of Young’s Point and area, neighbouring First Nations, cottagers and tourists to celebrate our heritage and community. The day’s outdoor activities include a Nine Canoe Flotilla from the landing spot of Francis Young to Lock 27 (at 12:00). Followed by opening ceremonies at Lock 27. Celebrate Irish Heritage with musicians & dancers, recognize the support and friendship of the First Nation Community from the earliest arrival of Francis Young. Enjoy exhibits on traditional hunting, trapping, etc. and take a self-guided walk of historical sites and visit local businesses for lunch options.

This event is organized and hosted by the community group of Young’s Point: 200 Years on the Water. No pre-registration required if you visit independently. Should you wish to attend the event AND require transportation, please refer to “Young’s Point: 200 Years on the Water – Bus Trip” for info and to book tickets. Highly recommended to bring a foldable lawn chair as outdoor seating options will be limited and your own water in a non-disposable bottle.

Parking is limited. Please park at the former school grounds (now an aquaponic farm “Pure Home Grown”) and take the shuttle bus to the lock.