Top Things to do in Muskoka District
Top Hotels in Muskoka District
- 1. Residence Inn by Marriott Gravenhurst Muskoka Wharf
- 2. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Huntsville - Muskoka, an IHG Hotel
- 3. JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa
- 4. Hidden Valley Resort, Ascend Hotel Collection
- 5. Sherwood Inn
- 6. Best Western Plus Muskoka Inn
- 7. Knights Inn Huntsville, ON
- 8. Muskoka Bay Resort
- 9. Taboo Muskoka Resort
- 10. Comfort Inn Huntsville
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Top 10 Things to do in Muskoka District, Muskoka District
Discover the best top things to do in Muskoka District, United States including Lake Muskoka, Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm, Arrowhead Provincial Park, Santa's Village, Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery, Muskoka Steamships, Lions Lookout, Sawdust City Brewing, Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve, McCrae Lake Conservation Trail.
Restaurants in Muskoka District
1. Lake Muskoka
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By O8166OLdaniel - Muskoka District, Canada
Lake Muskoka is my favourite place. Many childhood memories were created here and I still see this lake daily. I try to get out on the lake as often as possible in the boat, paddleboard or even aboard one of the great ships cruising out of the Muskoka Wharf. Definitely a treasure and should be protected for futures generations to enjoy!
2. Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 556 reviews
Sugarbush Hill is a "State Of The Art" maple sugaring operation near the Town of Huntsville. We are the largest sugarhouse open to the public on a year round basis in the District of Muskoka. We offer 100% pure maple syrup and other delicious maple products produced right here from our own sugarbush. SUGARHOUSE TOURS and TASTINGS from May to October, please check tour times and hours on our website under "Contact" and "Tours Details". Reservations and payment is required for tours in advance as they fill up quickly. See our huge eco-friendly and highly efficient wood-fired evaporator, many displays of maple antiques and artifacts or stroll our maple forest. We would be pleased to take the time to explain the complete maple sugaring process from the past to the present day. A Canadian heritage at it's finest is waiting for you. For your premium MUSKOKA MAPLE EXPERIENCE come to Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm and see what all the fuss has been about for centuries.
Reviewed By Chriselsis
Overall the tour couldn’t have been better! In his tour around his sugar farm, Tom explained us in detail the entire production of maple syrup, most important things to remember, short maple history lessons included ;) The tour ends with an insight in his valuable antique collections and a nice and delicious little maple products tasting. What we really liked about the tour was the authenticity of everything (it is not one of the farms just created for tourists) and the way Tom is giving the tour by integrating everyone, making some jokes etc. You can feel he’s passionate about the topic ;) We feel confident to be able to open our very own maple farm now :D Thanks Sugarbush Tom, great experience, we recommend it to all our friends! Marco & Christine
3. Arrowhead Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 719 reviews
Reviewed By morganhouse - Huntsville, Canada
Arrowhead Prov Park is one of the best with awesome nordic ski trails, an ice skating trail and a fabulous new chalet to relax and have a snack (BYO)
4. Santa's Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 544 reviews
Welcome to Santa's Village and Sportsland! This popular family amusement park in Bracebridge, Ontario has been Santa’s summer home for over 50 years.Kids from 2 to 92 can spend the day cruising the Muskoka River, riding Rudolf's Roller Coaster or riding Santa's train.Test your driving skills in Sportsland on our Grand Prix go cart track. Batting cages, miniature golf or laser tag will challenge even the most experienced sports buff!!
Reviewed By T7720FGstevek
Great place to bring young kids especially to see how they like roller coasters! :) splash pad was very nice with a large change cabin right beside it which was very convenient. This attraction also is not very large so great to bring the grand parents along as well. Fully wheel chair accessible from what I could see. All staff that we interacted with were fantastic - especially the younger "kids" operating most of the rides - very patient and very polite! Our 6 year old was very happy. There's also an area for bigger kids with an arcade and go karts that we didn't visit but looked awesome. So something for every age group for sure! Only "negative" I can think of is that the pirate paddle boats are only good for riders under 200lbs. At 6'2 and sporting a bit of a dad bod it ruled me out for the paddle boats but I've got great video of my wife and daughter experiencing a paddle boat for the first time! :)
5. Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By annemarieh905 - Barrie, Canada
We had a wonderful time in Huntsville looking at the stores and purchasing items at the various stores and did a walk about looking at the sculpture and outdoor wall murals and reading the signage about the paintings. We didn't see all of them, but did enjoy what we did see. The day was sunny and relatively warm. A glorious day - we would like to visit it again when it's a little warmer...maybe in July.
6. Muskoka Steamships
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 378 reviews
Nothing says Muskoka like discovery. Hop aboard the amazing Royal Mail Ship Segwun, North America’s oldest operating steamship, or take a trip on Wenonah II with all its modern conveniences. Celebrate your wedding, birthday, anniversary, or any other special event with us with the beautiful backdrop of the Muskoka Lakes. It’s the one-of-a-kind way to experience Muskoka!
Reviewed By Ballux - Toronto, Canada
A great way to learn some of the rich local history from the entertaining commentary, and to view the vibrant fall colours. All necessary covid precautions were carefully enforced with plenty of space for everyone on the very comfortable Wenonah ll. The boat crew was extremely friendly and courteous. A must for anyone coming up to this area.
7. Lions Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By JuliaS11011 - Kitchener, Canada
This is an amazing spot - it has a great view of Huntsville & the lake. We were glad that we didn’t miss the opportunity to drive up to the top to this lookout
8. Sawdust City Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 239 reviews
Located in Gravenhurst Ontario, the gateway to Muskoka, Sawdust City Brewing Company is dedicated to the art and science of creating exceptional craft beers. We produce traditional ales in an array of styles, but there is nothing traditional about the flavour. Our brewmaster, Sam Corbeil, and his talented team create award-winning exciting beers that expand the borders of traditional flavour profiles. The rule at Sawdust City is there are no rules. We are just here to make great beer. In addition to our six year-round core brands, we brew exceptional seasonal offerings, exciting limited batch brews, barrel-aged and experimental beers. Of course all of our beers are all-natural and made with only the finest ingredients. We don't take ourselves too seriously as our labels express and hey, beer should be fun! What we do take seriously is the quality of our beers, which we are sure you will enjoy.
Reviewed By ConnieK_11 - Gravenhurst, Canada
Love this Craft Brewery. Homey feel, great beer and they always have lots of neat activities going on.
9. Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By 166debaratig - Pune, India
Just loved it. Felt like an explorer when we were there! Walking over the gigantic rocks in pitch dark, with tiny mobile lights guiding us our way! What an adventure it was! Also saw so many shooting stars, moving satellites, picture perfect sky so full of stars and the clearest milky way!
10. McCrae Lake Conservation Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By RobotronD1000
Wilderness! This is a beautiful wildness park, complete with wildlife. Parking is a problem. I need to make a comment. People are reporting that this park lacks signage. This is not true at all. There is a sign at the start of the trail, and markings/signs all the way to the waterfall at the other end. Having said that, and I apologize up front if this is offensive, if you cannot see the signs that are readily available, this is not the park for you. This is a wilderness area. If you are unable to see these signs, don't come here - you will end up getting lost and/or hurt.
