Turkey Point, Ontario
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Turkey Point, Simcoe is $699,000, across 639 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 82 days.
215 new listings came to market in Turkey Point in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $417 per square foot, based on the 477 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Turkey Point are listed at an average of $826,929 across 522 active listings.
Townhouses in Turkey Point are listed at an average of $580,806 across 55 active listings.
Homes in Turkey Point are listed at an average of $1,272,500 across 17 active listings.
Condos in Turkey Point are listed at an average of $393,087 across 15 active listings.
Lake Erie living, on seasonal time
Turkey Point feels like a classic Ontario beach town distilled to its essentials: a long ribbon of sand, piney air, and a shoreline that dictates the day’s rhythm. Set on the north shore of Lake Erie in Norfolk County, it’s built around summer—campgrounds filling up, coolers on carts, and the constant pull of the water—yet it never fully becomes “touristy” in a loud way. The landscape does the talking, with the beach and dunes giving way to forested trails and the protected greenspaces that keep the area’s resort identity intact.
The population swings with the seasons. In July and August it’s cottage families, campers, golfers, and weekenders from Hamilton, London, and the GTA; shoulder seasons bring birders, cyclists, and quieter porch lights; winter is the domain of a smaller year-round community and retirees who like it calm and close to nature. With a walk score around 24/100, most errands mean a drive—residents lean on Simcoe, Waterford, Port Dover, and Delhi for groceries, health services, and broader shopping—while Turkey Point itself stays focused on recreation and lake life.
Real estate here tracks that resort logic. Inventory often skews toward seasonal cottages, compact beach houses, and lots where older cottages are being updated or replaced, with premium pricing tied to proximity to the water, beach access, and the feel of a true “summer address.” Buyers are frequently second-home seekers and downsizers chasing an outdoor lifestyle, while investors pay attention to the strength of the camping-and-cottage economy and the area’s enduring demand for short-escape weekends. It’s a market where condition, septic/water details, and year-round usability matter—because the dream is easy, but the practicalities of lakeside ownership are what shape value.
Turkey Point covers about 1,603 km², so a single Walk Score®, Transit Score® or Bike Score® measured at one point would not describe it. How easily you can get around depends on which part of Turkey Point you are in — check the score for a specific address.
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