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Capers Tap House
28 Bridge St W, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
Dooher's Bakery
61 Bridge St E, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
That Little Pub
26 Bridge St W, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
The Riverview Family Restaurant
6 Front St N, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
Antonia's Bistro
28 Doxsee Ave S, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0
The Toasty Toad Cafe
47 Bridge St E, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
52 North Pub & Grill
52 Front St N, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0
The Dockside Bistro
67 Queen St, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
Ming Star Restaurant Inc
23 Front St N, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
D's Modern Caribbean Cuisine
27 Front St N, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
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Emilyville Inn
60 Grand Rd, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
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Giant Toonie

55 Grand Rd #1, Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0, Canada
4.5(376)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: , restaurants: Capers Tap House, Dooher's Bakery, That Little Pub, The Riverview Family Restaurant, Antonia's Bistro, The Toasty Toad Cafe, 52 North Pub & Grill, The Dockside Bistro, Ming Star Restaurant Inc, D's Modern Caribbean Cuisine, local businesses:
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Nearby restaurants of Giant Toonie

Capers Tap House

Dooher's Bakery

That Little Pub

The Riverview Family Restaurant

Antonia's Bistro

The Toasty Toad Cafe

52 North Pub & Grill

The Dockside Bistro

Ming Star Restaurant Inc

D's Modern Caribbean Cuisine

Capers Tap House

Capers Tap House

4.5

(311)

Closed
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Dooher's Bakery

Dooher's Bakery

4.7

(831)

Open until 5:30 PM
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That Little Pub

That Little Pub

4.5

(99)

$$

Closed
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The Riverview Family Restaurant

The Riverview Family Restaurant

4.0

(217)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Noraina L.Noraina L.
Nestled in the heart of Campbellford, Ontario lies a peculiar yet captivating roadside attraction - the Giant Toonie. This larger-than-life representation of the iconic Canadian two-dollar coin stands as a testament to the town's playful spirit and its connection to the nation's currency. Towering at over 30 feet tall, the Giant Toonie is an impressive sight that immediately catches the eye of passersby. Constructed with meticulous attention to detail, the oversized coin features the familiar design of the polar bear, as well as the inscriptions that adorn the real-life version of the toonie. Beyond its sheer size, the Giant Toonie also serves as a popular photo op for visitors, who delight in posing next to the quirky landmark. The surrounding area is well-maintained, with landscaping and signage that invites travelers to stop, explore, and embrace the unique character of Campbellford. While the Giant Toonie may not be considered a must-see destination in and of itself, it nonetheless adds a whimsical and memorable element to any visit to the Trent Hills region. For those seeking a lighthearted and offbeat roadside attraction, the Giant Toonie is sure to delight and entertain.
Denys BusoDenys Buso
WHEN DRIVING NEAR THE CANADIAN town of Campbellford, visitors may miss this 27-foot tall statue of the iconic silver and gold two dollar coin. The trees that surround the monument tend to obscure it from public view. The coin was constructed in 2001 as a monument to Canadian nature artist Brent Townsend, who created the now-iconic polar bear image on the tails side of the coin. Townsend created the artwork in Campbellford, thus deeming this quiet riverside town the birthplace of the two-dollar coin. The town was proclaimed, “The Home of the Two Dollar Coin” in 1997 by the Canadian Mint
Huy DoHuy Do
This has been an incredible experience! Not only did we get to see the largest Toonie on EARTH, but we also ended up on the side of the road away from the stop sign to cross the bridge. The other road was bottlenecked so we actually SAVED time getting from Toronto to Ottawa by seeing this jewel of Canada. The Trent river is beautiful and the garden is worth checking out as well. Living in downtown Toronto is nothing compared to this gem. Here’s a photo. Edit: It’s been two days and I still can’t stop thinking about this extraordinary monument.
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Nestled in the heart of Campbellford, Ontario lies a peculiar yet captivating roadside attraction - the Giant Toonie. This larger-than-life representation of the iconic Canadian two-dollar coin stands as a testament to the town's playful spirit and its connection to the nation's currency. Towering at over 30 feet tall, the Giant Toonie is an impressive sight that immediately catches the eye of passersby. Constructed with meticulous attention to detail, the oversized coin features the familiar design of the polar bear, as well as the inscriptions that adorn the real-life version of the toonie. Beyond its sheer size, the Giant Toonie also serves as a popular photo op for visitors, who delight in posing next to the quirky landmark. The surrounding area is well-maintained, with landscaping and signage that invites travelers to stop, explore, and embrace the unique character of Campbellford. While the Giant Toonie may not be considered a must-see destination in and of itself, it nonetheless adds a whimsical and memorable element to any visit to the Trent Hills region. For those seeking a lighthearted and offbeat roadside attraction, the Giant Toonie is sure to delight and entertain.
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WHEN DRIVING NEAR THE CANADIAN town of Campbellford, visitors may miss this 27-foot tall statue of the iconic silver and gold two dollar coin. The trees that surround the monument tend to obscure it from public view. The coin was constructed in 2001 as a monument to Canadian nature artist Brent Townsend, who created the now-iconic polar bear image on the tails side of the coin. Townsend created the artwork in Campbellford, thus deeming this quiet riverside town the birthplace of the two-dollar coin. The town was proclaimed, “The Home of the Two Dollar Coin” in 1997 by the Canadian Mint
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This has been an incredible experience! Not only did we get to see the largest Toonie on EARTH, but we also ended up on the side of the road away from the stop sign to cross the bridge. The other road was bottlenecked so we actually SAVED time getting from Toronto to Ottawa by seeing this jewel of Canada. The Trent river is beautiful and the garden is worth checking out as well. Living in downtown Toronto is nothing compared to this gem. Here’s a photo. Edit: It’s been two days and I still can’t stop thinking about this extraordinary monument.
Huy Do

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Nestled in the heart of Campbellford, Ontario lies a peculiar yet captivating roadside attraction - the Giant Toonie. This larger-than-life representation of the iconic Canadian two-dollar coin stands as a testament to the town's playful spirit and its connection to the nation's currency.

Towering at over 30 feet tall, the Giant Toonie is an impressive sight that immediately catches the eye of passersby. Constructed with meticulous attention to detail, the oversized coin features the familiar design of the polar bear, as well as the inscriptions that adorn the real-life version of the toonie.

Beyond its sheer size, the Giant Toonie also serves as a popular photo op for visitors, who delight in posing next to the quirky landmark. The surrounding area is well-maintained, with landscaping and signage that invites travelers to stop, explore, and embrace the unique character of Campbellford.

While the Giant Toonie may not be considered a must-see destination in and of itself, it nonetheless adds a whimsical and memorable element to any visit to the Trent Hills region. For those seeking a lighthearted and offbeat roadside attraction, the Giant Toonie is sure to delight...

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5.0
4y

WHEN DRIVING NEAR THE CANADIAN town of Campbellford, visitors may miss this 27-foot tall statue of the iconic silver and gold two dollar coin. The trees that surround the monument tend to obscure it from public view.

The coin was constructed in 2001 as a monument to Canadian nature artist Brent Townsend, who created the now-iconic polar bear image on the tails side of the coin. Townsend created the artwork in Campbellford, thus deeming this quiet riverside town the birthplace of the two-dollar coin. The town was proclaimed, “The Home of the Two Dollar Coin” in 1997 by the...

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5.0
7y

This has been an incredible experience! Not only did we get to see the largest Toonie on EARTH, but we also ended up on the side of the road away from the stop sign to cross the bridge. The other road was bottlenecked so we actually SAVED time getting from Toronto to Ottawa by seeing this jewel of Canada. The Trent river is beautiful and the garden is worth checking out as well. Living in downtown Toronto is nothing compared to this gem. Here’s a photo.

Edit:

It’s been two days and I still can’t stop thinking about this...

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