Spring Activities
- Hiking trails are available at Algonquin Park, Arrowhead Park, Limberlost Forest, Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery, Hunter’s Bay Walking Trail
- Bird watching available at Arrowhead Park and Algonquin Park
- Maple Syrup Time available at Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery, Maple Bluff Farms and Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm. Check out the Maple Festival in Downtown Huntsville every April
- Visit a local brewery
Summer activities at Blue Water Acres
Although Muskoka is renowned for its stunning beauty, crystal clear waters, and awe-inspiring sunsets, it is so much more than just a pretty place. From family attractions to hiking trails, live entertainment to breathtaking golf courses, if you are vacationing in Muskoka, you’ve got to try these experiences.
Many of the Summer Activities open the Long Weekend in May and stay open until Thanksgiving.
Muskoka is far and away Canada’s best golf destination. From picture perfect to challenging courses, we have something for every skill level. Taboo is known for its meticulous greens, manicured fairways and spectacular surrounding. Nestled amidst mature forest & spectacular outcroppings North Granite Ridge give you a natural challenge. Deerhurst Lakeside is a “hidden gem” and is great for a quick game or just learning the game. Deerhurst Highlands takes full advantage of the dramatic landscape while capitalizing on elevation changes, granite outcroppings, and dense forest. Huntsville Downs is set is magnificent Muskoka Scenery. Enjoy the scenery that at times can remind you of a botanical garden at Diamond in the Ruff. Windermere Golf & Country Club is nestled amongst towering pines & magnificent granite outcroppings. The Grandview Golf Club offers you a 18 hole course designed by Mark O’Meara and the stunning 9 hole Academy course. The best golf value in Muskoka is at the South Muskoka Curling & Golf Club. There are many more great courses in the area.
Muskoka is famous for its sparkling waters, and one of best experiences on the water is on a canoe, kayak, or stand up paddleboard. This is where Muskoka’s beauty truly stands out, from the water! Try canoeing on the Muskoka River with Liv Outside. Find Your Wild on Muskoka’s famous river, the Big East River. Paddle to one of Ontario’s majestic waterfalls Ragged Falls at Algonquin Outfitters Oxtongue Lake. Get intimate with nature in Algonquin Park with guided canoe tours from Algonquin Adventure Tours. Go paddling in world-famous Algonquin Park with rentals from The Portage Store or Algonquin Outfitters. Enjoy paddling the Arrowhead and Mayflower Lake in Arrowhead Park.
This is the easiest, most relaxing way to see Muskoka’s stunning scenery. Cruise the lake aboard one of these boat cruise experiences. Muskoka Cruises operates the Lady Muskoka II, which sails out of Bracebridge, and the Lady Rosseau, offering cruises of Lake Rosseau from Port Carling. For a more intimate experience, try a Sunset Cruise. Enjoy authentic, elegant, and family-friendly cruises with the Muskoka Steamships aboard the RMS Segwun and Wenonah II. For the ultimate Georgian Bay cruise, embark on the Island Queen 30,000 Island Cruise. Ride the living legend on the SS Bigwin.
Muskoka has a fascinating history, from its early days as a failed farming community to its transformation into a popular tourist destination. Muskoka Heritage Place offers a museum, pioneer village, and working steam train all in one location. Learn about Muskoka’s past, from the First Nations people to today’s cottage country, at the Muskoka Lakes Museum. The Bala Museum honours Lucy Maud Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables. Discover the marine history of Lake of Bays at the Lake of Bays Marine Museum and explore the pioneer settlement of Dorset at the Dorset Heritage Museum. The Tree Museum blends a walk in the woods with contemporary site-specific sculpture. Bethune Memorial House commemorates the life and achievements of Dr. Norman Bethune. The Muskoka Steamships & Discovery Centre preserves the traditions of steamships, boat building, and the resort era. Under learning the history of the area, The Little Norway commemorates the lives of those who trained at “Little Norway” during the Second World War. Finally, discover the art of The Group of Seven at The Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery.
Muskoka time is family time. Our family attractions are authentic experiences that will entertain the entire family. Spend a fun filled day at the huge aerial game and zip line park at Treetop Trekking. Enjoy three exciting parks at one great location with Santa’s Village, Sportsland, and Muskoka Zip Lines. Come and submerge yourself in the story and solve the puzzles at the Zig Zag Escape Rooms. Learn how cranberries are grown and harvested at Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery. The Great Northern Escapade has 18 holes of spectacular mini golf set on the beautiful Muskoka River. Learn about the Canadian Wolfs and take a walk on the world`s longest canopy walkway at Haliburton Forest.