Cookstown - Quick Facts

Cookstown, at the southwest extremity of the Innisfil and became an incorporated village in 1962. The history of Innisfil spans a period in excess of 170 years. The Town was formed from almost unbroken virgin forests which had been home to the Huron Indians, and was first surveyed in 1820

Population

1,214

Grocery

 Foodland– 1-52 Queen St   

Home Hardware– 61 Queen St 

Restaurant

 Hot Stacks Family Restaurant– 29 King St  

 Iron Horse Bar and Grill– 1 Church St   

Schools

Cookstown Central Public School– 5088 Simcoe County Rd 27   

Parks

Cookstown Community Park- 3 Cook Ave

Funeral Homes

Paul F Kent Funeral Home– 16 King St N  

Shopping/Entertainment

 South Simcoe Theatre– 1 Hamilton St  

 Cookstown Curling Club– 18 Church St   

 Tanger Outlets- 3311 Simcoe 89  

Churches

St.Mary & St.Mena EOT Church– 37 Queen St