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  • Bala Cranberry Festival:
    Always the weekend after Thanksgiving! Phone: (705) 762-1564
     
  • Baysville Riverfront
    Centennial Park, Baysville. Contact: Cathy Racine 767-2170
     
  • Bethune Memorial House:
    Birthplace of Dr. Norman Bethune, A Canadian medical doctor who made significant contributions to medical science in Canada, Spain and China, is restored to 1890. 235 John Street N. Gravenhurst, Ontario P1P 1G4 (705) 687-4261
     
  • Bracebridge Farmers Market
    Begining Victoria Weekend and ending Thanksgiving weekend, the Bracebridge Farmers Market runs from 8:30am to 1pm every Saturday in downtown Bracebridge in Memorial Park. With a rain or shine policy and over 40 vendors bringing fresh produce and assorted crafts the Bracebridge Market has become a popular destination for locals and cottagers alike.
     
  • Dorset Snowball:
    Dorset Winter Carnival offers 3 days of fun for the whole family.
    3rd weekend in February, Main St. Dorset (705) 766-9968
     
  • Dorset Fire Tower:
    Scenic lookout tower, with hiking trails and picnic area. North end of Dorset, Highway 35.

 

  • Golf Muskoka:
    Naturally Beautiful! Golfing in Muskoka is the ultimate experience. This site is your complete guide to golfing in Muskoka, Ontario, Canada.
     
  • Gravenhurst Opera House and Arts Centre:
    351 seat theatre, wheelchair access, air conditioned, live shows available from Canadian stars of comedy, music, guest speakers, private first run movies, Second City improv seminars, event planning and promotion. 295 Muskoka Rd South, Gravenhurst 1-888-495-8888 or (705) 687-5550.

 

  • High Falls Park: - Bracebridge
     Bracebridge town-owned park for public use with bathroom facilities, RV parking and picnic tables.
    Located on the Muskoka River 5 separate water falls meet at Clear Lake.
     
  • High Falls Waterpark: - Bracebridge
    New magical water park offering family fun with kayaks, paddle boats, water trampoline and water slide. Located amidst acres of old growth forest trails connecting to the Trans Canada Trail System.
     
  • Huntsville Festival of the Arts:
    A year-round celebration of the performing arts in Huntsville. Increased summer programming featuring Canadian and International artists performing contemporary, classical, comedy, country, blues, and so much more, in Huntsville's beautiful Algonquin Theatre. Catch the Huntsville Jazz Festival the first week of August. Box Office 705-789-4975; Info 1-800-663-2787 or (705) 788-2787
     
  • The Kee to Bala:
    Muskoka's best-known Entertainment Pavilion in the heart of downtown Bala on Lake Muskoka. Hosting the best in today's big name music entertainers and musical groups. (705) 762-3134.

 

  • Lady Muskoka:
    Situated in picturesque Bracebridge, the 300 passenger Lady Muskoka offers an incredible sightseeing opportunity you're sure to remember. 705-646-2628
     
  • Muskoka-bana Mardi- Gras Street Party and Festival:
    Come have fun on August 1st and 2nd 2008. We start at 7:00 pm on Friday night at Kinsman Park, Gravenhurst. Caribbean dancers, Cirque performers and contests. Saturday, at Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst there is PirateFest a watershow. Live music and dance starts at 5pm till midnight (also at the Wharf) Juno Award winning Progressive Jazz with Richard Underhill Quintet, Brownman Electryc Trio and more. In the evening free fireworks show. Tickets required for Saturday evening only. Adults $25, Teenagers $15, twelve and under free. More information at www.muskokabana.com
     
  • Muskoka Heritage Place:
    Working steam train and pioneer village with costumed
    narrators and daily activities for the entire family.
    (705) 789-7576.
     
  • Muskoka Lakes Music Festival:
    July and August throughout Muskoka.
     
  • Muskoka Lakes Museum:
    Features the unique boat-building heritage of the area, from rowing skiffs to launches. Pioneer settlers home, outboard motors, early cottage life and Victoriana. (705) 765-5367
     
  • Muskoka Shows:
    An unique and unforgettable craft show for the whole family. Two shows scheduled in 2008;

    (705)-687-0974

     

  • Santa's Village & Sportsland:
    where it is like Christmas all year round. Here you will experience your favorite rides, games, shows and attractions, all set on spectacular Lake Muskoka. We offer 50 Acres of Family FUN! Bracebridge (705) 645-2512.
     
  • The Real Muskoka Experience:
    Sail aboard R.M.S. Segwun and Wenonah II on beautiful Lake Muskoka. Sailing season: June through October. Visit the Muskoka Boat and Heritage Centre – Explore our rich history of steamships, wooden boats, and grand hotels that helped define Muskoka. Gravenhurst.

    1-866-687-6667

 

  • 30,000 Island Cruise Lines:
    Canada's largest sightseeing Cruise Ship in Parry Sound, Ontario. (705) 746-2311

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    Muskoka Attractions: The Land of Lakes

     

    The Muskoka enchantment lives on. The magic charm of Muskoka leaves people spellbound. The lakes enthral, the rivers captivate and Muskoka simply fascinates. The land of lakes is 1 ½ hours away north of Toronto, Canada. The vast district of 2,500 square miles is bounded on the West by craggy Georgian Bay, the way to the Great Lakes and the Ocean. The densely inhabited area is the Muskoka Lakes Township surrounded by its gems of a lake, namely Lake Muskoka, Lake Joseph, and Lake Rosseau. The first of Muskoka attractions are the lakes which have been home to lavish summer estate owners from the United States. Today artists, musicians and craftsmen and a host of permanent residents have decided to leave the hustle bustle of city life to enjoy the developed wilds environment of Muskoka.

     

    As Muskoka’s character as a remedy for urban living increased, so did the magnitude and splendour of the resort hotels. Recently the area has become a hive of tourists of different persuasion, race and denomination. Muskoka attracts. The Bala Cranberry Festival celebrates the folklore while relishing the tastes of the harvest. A Muskoka attraction is the Muskoka Wildlife Centre where a conglomeration of peoples, groups and organizations enjoy walking around, seeing the sights and discovering the marvel of our natural world. A unique wildlife center, not your regular zoo, on the contrary an interactive learning park.

     

    In the year 2007, the Muskoka Music Festival will present the celebrated Canadian “Six String Nation” guitar. This was built by Canadian makers of stringed instruments, with the use of 60 historical relics all over Canada. At the same time, the Flavors of Muskoka continues to show “Amazing Grace” which is another great presentation from the Muskoka Music Festival. Another of Muskoka’s major landmarks is the core of cultural activities, the Gravenhurst Opera House. It is here where several distinguished musical and theatrical performances for the past 100 years were held. The cruise ship Lady Muskoka is another of Muskoka attractions claiming that it is the only way to enjoy the Muskoka tradition. This is the largest capacity cruise ship situated in the heart of Muskoka.

     

     

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