Booking & logistics
How do boarding families book an airport transfer to Lakefield College School?
Answered by the Toronto Airport Limo team · Last reviewed July 6, 2026
Families book the Lakefield College School transfer online from anywhere: flight number, the school's address in Lakefield, card payment, done. The village sits north of Peterborough — the Peterborough line itself prices at $410.26 all-in by sedan from Pearson, with Lakefield about twenty minutes further on and quoted exactly from its own address at /ride/. Add the $65 meet & greet and the chauffeur meets your child inside Pearson arrivals with a name sign, timed to the actual landing.
The trip ends on twenty minutes of country road
Picture the journey from the student's side of the glass: a long-haul landing at Pearson, the GTA sliding past, Highway 115 climbing northeast to Peterborough — and then the stretch that announces where you are going, the final twenty minutes north on lake-country roads to the village of Lakefield, where the school sits at the water's edge past the point the city's streets give way. This is proper Kawartha country.
That last leg is also why the fare is priced to the address, not the region. Peterborough — the city the route passes through — anchors the corridor at $410.26 all-in by sedan from Pearson, and Lakefield's extra distance takes its quote somewhat above that. Enter the school's own address at /ride/ and the exact total appears before anything is committed.
- Route: across the GTA, Highway 115 to Peterborough, then north
- The village sits about twenty minutes past the city, on the water
- Peterborough anchor: $410.26 sedan; the school quotes from its own address
September trunks, December departures: the boarding-year rhythm
A boarding school's calendar writes the transport plan for you. September arrives heavy — a trunk or two, duffels, sports equipment, a Canadian winter's worth of kit — and that is rarely a sedan-sized job. The sedan carries up to three with ordinary luggage; when the cargo is real, the SUV is the honest choice, priced at $565.82 on the Peterborough line with Lakefield again quoted exactly from the address. Say what is travelling and the vehicle gets sized properly instead of crammed.
December and March run the film in reverse: cars collect from the school for Pearson departures at whatever hour the flight demands — the service runs around the clock — and the airport-bound direction prices a little lower, since drop-offs carry no airport fee. Families flying the same legs every term tend to simply repeat the booking each travel day: same vehicle, same instructions, nothing reinvented.
- Sedan: up to 3 with standard bags; SUV for the trunk-and-duffel September
- SUV on the Peterborough line: $565.82
- Term-end collections run 24/7; airport-bound trips skip the airport fee
Booked from any time zone, managed from your phone
Lakefield draws boarders from far beyond Ontario, and the booking assumes exactly that: reserve at /ride/ with the arrival flight number and the school as the drop-off, pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay — the charge lands only once the ride is confirmed — and route the confirmation, the self-serve editing link and the pre-pickup SMS to your own email and phone, wherever in the world they are. Cash on the day also works, if you prefer to send the student with payment.
Two habits make these trips run well. Book the moment flights are ticketed, because term dates funnel travel into the same few days — online booking technically needs only 3 hours of lead, but this is not a route for the last evening. And relax about changes: the emailed link lets you adjust any detail until 12 hours before pickup, so a rebooked connection is a two-minute fix rather than a crisis.
- Flight number + school address at /ride/; card charged once the ride is confirmed
- Confirmations, the edit link and SMS go to whichever contacts you list
- Editable to 12 hours out; term dates reward booking early
A name sign, not a curbside search
For a student flying alone, the $65 meet & greet changes what arrival feels like: the chauffeur stands inside the Pearson arrivals hall holding the student's name, and the handoff happens the moment they clear customs — rather than a search along a crowded curb after the long flight. Paired with flight tracking, which moves the pickup to the actual landing time however delayed, it removes both of the moments parents lose sleep over.
Where the airline or the school sets its own procedures for unaccompanied students, those stay in the family's hands — pass along the drop-off instructions the school expects and the chauffeur carries them out. Our part is the constant: a tracked flight, a named sign, a warm car and a direct drive north.
- $65 meet & greet — the chauffeur waits inside arrivals with the name
- Flight tracking: the pickup follows the aircraft, not the booking clock
- School and airline arrival procedures: yours to set, ours to follow
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Related questions
How much is the airport transfer to Lakefield College School?
Quote the school's address at /ride/ for the exact all-in figure. As an anchor, the Peterborough line — the city just south of the village — prices at $410.26 by sedan from Pearson, and Lakefield's extra distance takes its quote somewhat above that. The number you see includes gratuity and HST.
Can the chauffeur meet my daughter inside the terminal?
Yes — that is the meet & greet option, $65 on any airport pickup. The chauffeur waits inside the arrivals hall holding a sign with her name, then walks her to the car. Her flight is tracked from the moment it takes off, so the sign is there whether she lands early, on time or hours late.
We are booking from Hong Kong — how do confirmations reach us?
Put your own email and mobile number on the booking. The confirmation email (with the self-serve link for changes) and the SMS updates go to whatever contacts you list, wherever they are — many families list both a parent abroad and the student's Canadian number.
How long is the drive from Pearson to Lakefield?
The Peterborough leg runs about an hour and a half to two hours depending on GTA traffic, and the village is roughly another twenty minutes north. Your chauffeur times the whole journey off the tracked landing, so the drive begins when your child is actually in the car, rested or not.
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