Snowball, Ontario

According to a story archived at the King City branch of the King Township Public Library that was written by the Snowball Women's Institute in 1926, the community's name dates to 1850 and the construction of a log church by its residents.

Workers had packed the joints with snow and had to wait for the spring melt before completing construction.

[1] It has an estimated population of 190 people and is known for its horseback riding schools; locally, it is known for its large garden centre.

At its crossroads are also found a gas station with an attached coffee shop and adjacent diner.

In 2005, a golf course and new residential zone were built in Snowball, and its population has increased.