Our condo is within a close proximity too many exceptional fun things to do. Muskoka is well known for its rich culture, trendy shopping, exceptional dining, and emerging craft beer scene. Seek knowledge and excitement at one of the ten museums. Stop in at one of many art galleries and see first-hand how Muskoka’s beauty has inspired local artisans. Take in an excellent theatre production, or catch talented musicians taking the stage for a live concert in an intimate setting. After a day of fun and adventure, sometimes the best thing to do is relax dockside in a comfortable Muskoka chair! Memorable experiences are guaranteed in Muskoka, challenging or rejuvenating, in winter, spring, summer or fall. With countless things to do and see, Muskoka is Ontario’s favourite year-round destination.

For the golf enthusiast, the close proximity to the Clublink Grandview Golf Club, Deerhurst Highlands Golf Course, Deerhurst Lakeside Golf Course and Huntsville Golf and Country Club.
Winter Activities at Arrowhead Provincial Park Arrowhead: Cross Country Skiing, there are 28 km of classic ski trails and 16 km of skate ski trails, ranging from beginner to expert level. Snowshoeing, explore the 8+ km of marked snowshoe trails, as well as off-trail snowshoeing through mature hardwood forest. For Skating, glide through the forest on this 1.3 km skating trail. There are “Fire and Ice Nights” when the trail is lit up for a night time skate.
Winter Activities at Algonquin Provincial Park Algonquin's: Cross-country Skiing, there are three trail networks for cross-country skiing. They offer trails of varying lengths and degrees of difficulty. Fen Lake Ski Trail is located at the West Gate of the park. It offers four loops of 1.25, 5.2, 11.4 and 13 km and offers both easy and more challenging sections. All trails are groomed and track set and a 6 km section also offers a lane for skate skiing. Minnesing Trail is located on the north side of Highway 60, 23 km from the West Gate. It has four loops ranging in distance from 4.7 to 23.4 km. The trail is maintained for backcountry wilderness skiing and is not groomed. Wide touring skis and large basket poles are essential for soft snow conditions. Leaf Lake Ski Trail Trail offers a wide variety of trail selections ranging in length from 5 to 51 km and ranging from easy to very difficult. The system includes three loops that are groomed for skate skiing. All trails are groomed, and many are track set. Leaf Lake Trail system provides some of the most beautiful vistas and exhilarating skiing. Snowshoeing, you can go anywhere within the park except on cross-country ski trails. If you prefer a set trail, you might try one of the short walking trails along the Highway 60 corridor or one of the two longer backpacking trails