The True Feels of Summer on Lake Simcoe

Melissa Moss
Jun 28
2 min read

There’s something sacred about Canadian summers.

Maybe it’s the way the sun lingers just a little longer in the sky. Maybe it’s the way the lake sparkles like a secret waiting to be shared. Or maybe—it’s the feeling you get when you finally let go, laugh from your belly, and jump into the moment fully. Whatever it is, Canada Day weekend on Lake Simcoe is pure magic. And at LSWR, we’re in the business of bottling that feeling.

Because You’re Not Just Renting a Jetski—You’re Making a Memory

Think about it.

You show up, maybe a little groggy from the drive, iced coffee in hand. But the second your feet hit the dock and you hear the hum of a jetski revving in the distance—you remember: This is what summer is supposed to feel like. Wind in your hair. Sun kissing your shoulders. The thrill of doing something just a little wild.

It’s that perfect mix of nostalgia and now. And it hits harder on holiday weekends, when the lake is buzzing with energy, friends are reuniting, and families are making the kinds of memories they’ll talk about long after the tan lines fade.

The Great Canadian Summer, Lake Simcoe Style

We’re lucky here. Canada’s summer may be short, but it’s unmatched. And here on Lake Simcoe, it feels like the whole country pressed pause to soak it in.

Floating in warm water with nowhere to be
Cannonball contests off the back of the pontoon
Screaming-laughing while jetskiing through a wall of spray
Catching golden hour while music plays from someone’s boat nearby
That moment when your kid yells “best day ever!” without even thinking about it

This is what we live for.

Your Canada Day Weekend, Upgraded

Whether you’re visiting for the long weekend or you’ve been dreaming of this getaway since February, we’ve got everything you need to make it unforgettable. From family-friendly pontoons to thrill-filled jetski rides, LSWR is here for your “remember when…” moments.

This year, let Canada Day be more than just fireworks.

Let it be the dockside laughs. The splash fights. The “just one more ride” feeling.

Let it be the story you tell next summer—and every one after.