Travel and Leisure

Welcome to Muskoka-Parry Sound. The majestic forest, stark granite and freshwater lakes that awed and inspired the Group of Seven nearly a century ago await you.

Today, you call the experience. Unwind in nature, celebrate the night life, ramp up for a sporting adventure, or savor the cuisine, the art and the culture. Year ‘round and conveniently close to the big city.

Below are local, regional, provincial and federal resources to make your travel planning easy.

MUSKOKA TOURISM

Whether your fondest wish is for a cozy spot on one of our 1,600 lakes, puttin’ on the Ritz, or an unforgettable wilderness experience, Muskoka Tourism can get you there in style, all year long. Once discovered, never forgotten.

Download our 2010 Discovery Guide showcasing the many faces of our wonderful region (22 Meg PDF)
Discover Muskoka on our Online Map showing you the way to accommodation, dining, adventure, attractions and more.

Town of Huntsville

The Gateway to Algonquin Park, Huntsville is the primary commercial centre for northern Muskoka and adjoining regions.

Huntsville/Lake of Bays Tourism: Explore Huntsville and neighboring Lake of Bays as premier year-round destinations with world-class places to stay, things to do and places to dine.

The Huntsville BIA invites you downtown to discover Adventures in the ART of Living.

Algonquin Park

If you want a true-Canadiana wilderness experience, Algonquin Park is a must. Our nation’s oldest provincial park is as well-loved as it is vast, covering more than 7,500 square kilometers of wilderness. That’s 50% larger than the province of Prince Edward Island.

Ontario Parks – Algonquin Park offers information about your many wilderness experience options.

Plan your trip with Friends of Algonquin Park, a not-for-profit group of enthusiasts working to make your back-to-nature adventure top-notch.

Town of Bracebridge

The Heart of Muskoka offers the conveniences of an urban lifestyle amid the charm of a natural and rural environment that includes 22 waterfalls.

The Heart of Muskoka is your entry to a festive and dynamic community in the heart of Muskoka.

The Bracebridge BIA is your ticket to the downtown’s attractions and events, all year long.

Town of Gravenhurst

Resplendent in its heritage and natural beauty, the Gateway to Muskoka is also home to The Seguin, the oldest operating steamship in North America.

The Gravenhurst BIA is at your service, helping you get the most out of your uptown adventure.

The Gravenhurst Visitor’s Guide takes you through the Gateway to Muskoka’s top events, attractions, eateries and adventures.

Township of Muskoka Lakes

Among the Township’s 80 lakes are the “big three,” Lakes Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph, that first defined the Muskoka experience more than 150 years ago.

The Muskoka Lakes Chamber of Commerce invites you to discover our vibrant history, unique attractions and breathtaking scenery.

Township of Lake of Bays

Small towns—big nature. Unforgettable scenery makes this rural area of 3,000 swell to 18,000 when you add in seasonal visitors.

Township of Georgian Bay

A rural community of historic navigable waterways, the Georgian Bay coast and the southern tip of the 30,000 islands and the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve.

GEORGIAN BAY COUNTRY

Your four-season paradise on Georgian Bay includes the world’s largest freshwater archipelago, hockey heroes, ghost towns, fairways, festivals and much more. Escape, explore and enjoy.

Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve: People and nature living in balance in the world’s largest freshwater archipelago. One of just 15 sites in Canada officially recognized by UNESCO, a specialized international agency of the United Nations.

Georgian Bay Coastal Route: Travel and tourism packages for your vacation and holiday planning ideas.

Parry Sound Downtown Business Association celebrates vibrant downtown Parry Sound, the world-renowned jewel of the 30,000 islands of Georgian Bay.