Attractions in Muskoka

Muskoka is home to some of Ontario’s finest attractions. Museums such as Bethune House and Muskoka Heritage Place showcase Muskoka’s history, while nature lovers travel from far and wide to enjoy the region’s great outdoors – Muskoka’s many parks boast countless lakes, rivers, beaches, waterfalls, campsites and hiking trails. You can also get close to nature at the Muskoka Wildlife Centre, Echo Valley Observatory or the only dark sky reserve in Ontario, the Torrance Barrens.

Why not experience a Muskoka tradition with professional theatre performances at the Gravenhurst Opera House and the Muskoka Lakes Music Festival? For the kids in the family, there’s always Santa’s Village and Sportsland for some great indoor/outdoor thrills and spills.

No visit to Muskoka is complete without taking in the scenery (or the splendor of the region’s fall colours) on a sightseeing cruise on one of Muskoka’s beautiful lakes. Cruise Lakes Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph on an historic steamship or the Lady Muskoka, explore Lake of Bays on a pontoon boat, or hop aboard the Island Queen and tour the 30,000 islands of Georgian Bay.