Lakeside Muskoka Chalet Guidebook

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Lakeside Muskoka Chalet Guidebook

Ski & Snowboarding

3 min walk - Snowboarding & Skiing. Located NEXT DOOR to Chalet complex. Potential Opening Day (weather depending): 2nd week in Dec Closing of Season: Historically open until Easter (weather depending) Lift tickets required (advance is recommended). www.skihiddenvalley.ca
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Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area and Muskoka Ski Club
1655 Hidden Valley Rd
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3 min walk - Snowboarding & Skiing. Located NEXT DOOR to Chalet complex. Potential Opening Day (weather depending): 2nd week in Dec Closing of Season: Historically open until Easter (weather depending) Lift tickets required (advance is recommended). www.skihiddenvalley.ca

Downtown Huntsville

15 min drive - Main Street/Downtown Huntsville: Algonquin Outfitters – An outdoor store loaded with gear + outdoor apparel. They also do gear/rentals and have a bike shop. The Nutty Chocolatier – A place for sweet treats. Famous for homemade fudge and truffles, they also have “old-time” candy brands and a cold display of ice cream, frozen yogurt, and more. The Mill On Main – A classic Canadian-style pub serving up pub fare with great drinks on tap, too. Have a back patio area and live music. Muskoka Bear Wear – Looking to buy a Muskoka hoodie? This is the place. A comfy apparel store great for cozy sweaters, pants, you name it. Artisans Of Muskoka – An artsy little shop featuring arts and crafts inspired by the Muskoka region. Huntsville Brewhouse – The Huntsville location of “Lake of Bays Brewing Co” which brews onsite. They have rotating taps, a pretty extensive kitchen menu, and Lake of Bays take home cans available for sale onsite.
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Huntsville
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15 min drive - Main Street/Downtown Huntsville: Algonquin Outfitters – An outdoor store loaded with gear + outdoor apparel. They also do gear/rentals and have a bike shop. The Nutty Chocolatier – A place for sweet treats. Famous for homemade fudge and truffles, they also have “old-time” candy brands and a cold display of ice cream, frozen yogurt, and more. The Mill On Main – A classic Canadian-style pub serving up pub fare with great drinks on tap, too. Have a back patio area and live music. Muskoka Bear Wear – Looking to buy a Muskoka hoodie? This is the place. A comfy apparel store great for cozy sweaters, pants, you name it. Artisans Of Muskoka – An artsy little shop featuring arts and crafts inspired by the Muskoka region. Huntsville Brewhouse – The Huntsville location of “Lake of Bays Brewing Co” which brews onsite. They have rotating taps, a pretty extensive kitchen menu, and Lake of Bays take home cans available for sale onsite.

Winter Activities

10 min drive - Ice Skating, Cross-Country Skiing, Snowshoeing, Snow Tubing. 451 Arrowhead Park Rd. Huntsville, ON P1H 2J4 Winter activities: 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 Visitors can explore the 8+ km of marked snowshoe trails, as well as off-trail snowshoeing through mature hardwood forest. Skating Arrowhead’s best-known attraction, the ice trail, is a bucket-list item for many Ontarians. Glide through the forest on this 1.3 km skating trail. Be sure to check out our “Fire and Ice Nights” when the trail is lit up for a night time skate. Snow Tubing Winter at Arrowhead Provincial Park is an incredible experience for all. Just imagine sliding down the hill while enjoying being surrounded by nature and the beauty of the park. https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/arrowhead Reservations in advance strongly recommended: Click on Day Use at https://reservations.ontarioparks.com
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Arrowhead Provincial Park
451 Arrowhead Park Rd
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10 min drive - Ice Skating, Cross-Country Skiing, Snowshoeing, Snow Tubing. 451 Arrowhead Park Rd. Huntsville, ON P1H 2J4 Winter activities: 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 Visitors can explore the 8+ km of marked snowshoe trails, as well as off-trail snowshoeing through mature hardwood forest. Skating Arrowhead’s best-known attraction, the ice trail, is a bucket-list item for many Ontarians. Glide through the forest on this 1.3 km skating trail. Be sure to check out our “Fire and Ice Nights” when the trail is lit up for a night time skate. Snow Tubing Winter at Arrowhead Provincial Park is an incredible experience for all. Just imagine sliding down the hill while enjoying being surrounded by nature and the beauty of the park. https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/arrowhead Reservations in advance strongly recommended: Click on Day Use at https://reservations.ontarioparks.com
3 min walk - Snowboarding & Skiing. Located NEXT DOOR to Chalet complex. Potential Opening Day (weather depending): 2nd week in Dec Closing of Season: Historically open until Easter (weather depending) Lift tickets required (advance is recommended). www.skihiddenvalley.ca
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Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area and Muskoka Ski Club
1655 Hidden Valley Rd
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3 min walk - Snowboarding & Skiing. Located NEXT DOOR to Chalet complex. Potential Opening Day (weather depending): 2nd week in Dec Closing of Season: Historically open until Easter (weather depending) Lift tickets required (advance is recommended). www.skihiddenvalley.ca
15 min drive - Skating Rink. Lookout Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1R1 Lions Lookout Skating Rink. The rink can be accessed at Forbes Hill Drive and Camp Kitchen Road intersection, behind the Active Living Centre, at the Canada Summit Centre. CONTACT Address: Lookout Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1R1 Phone: 705-789-1751 Hours Open During Daylight Hours Weather Dependent
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Lions Lookout
Lookout Road
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15 min drive - Skating Rink. Lookout Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1R1 Lions Lookout Skating Rink. The rink can be accessed at Forbes Hill Drive and Camp Kitchen Road intersection, behind the Active Living Centre, at the Canada Summit Centre. CONTACT Address: Lookout Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1R1 Phone: 705-789-1751 Hours Open During Daylight Hours Weather Dependent
15 min drive - Artistic Experience. 100 Forbes Hill Drive Eclipse “Walk with Light” is an interactive, unique and artistic sound to light forest night walk at Muskoka Heritage Place (starting at the Rotary Village Station - 100 Forbes Hill Drive) in Huntsville, Ontario. Runs from Nov to the start of April. Advance tickets recommended. www.eclipselightwalk.com
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Eclipse - Walk with Light
100 Forbes Hill Dr
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15 min drive - Artistic Experience. 100 Forbes Hill Drive Eclipse “Walk with Light” is an interactive, unique and artistic sound to light forest night walk at Muskoka Heritage Place (starting at the Rotary Village Station - 100 Forbes Hill Drive) in Huntsville, Ontario. Runs from Nov to the start of April. Advance tickets recommended. www.eclipselightwalk.com
35 min drive - Snowmobile Rentals. Muskoka Wild, Clearwater Lake Rd, Huntsville, ON P0B 1L0 https://muskokawild.ca
Muskoka Wild
Clearwater Lake Road
35 min drive - Snowmobile Rentals. Muskoka Wild, Clearwater Lake Rd, Huntsville, ON P0B 1L0 https://muskokawild.ca

Our Beach

Lake is 40 meters away - See glimpses of the lake from the patio and balcony. Relax on the sandy beach or go for a swim. There is a shallow swimming area for children and docks to do cannonballs off of! Go fishing off the docks or sit in the Muskoka chairs and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake. Lounge chairs are available on our beach on first-come basis.
Peninsula Lake
Lake is 40 meters away - See glimpses of the lake from the patio and balcony. Relax on the sandy beach or go for a swim. There is a shallow swimming area for children and docks to do cannonballs off of! Go fishing off the docks or sit in the Muskoka chairs and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake. Lounge chairs are available on our beach on first-come basis.

Summer/Spring/Fall Activities

5 min drive - Zipline & Aerial Game Trek Adventure. 1180 ON-60, Huntsville, ON P1H 1A9 Opens mid-May until end of October. For ages 9 + Get your adrenaline pumping at Treetop Trekking Huntsville, the most exciting adventure activity in Muskoka! Feel like Tarzan while you climb, swing, and zip through the forest canopy during our Zipline & Aerial Game Trek. Voted Ontario's Top Outdoor Attraction 2021! Tickets required (advance is recommended). https://treetoptrekking.com/park/huntsville
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Treetop Trekking Hunstville
1180 ON-60
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5 min drive - Zipline & Aerial Game Trek Adventure. 1180 ON-60, Huntsville, ON P1H 1A9 Opens mid-May until end of October. For ages 9 + Get your adrenaline pumping at Treetop Trekking Huntsville, the most exciting adventure activity in Muskoka! Feel like Tarzan while you climb, swing, and zip through the forest canopy during our Zipline & Aerial Game Trek. Voted Ontario's Top Outdoor Attraction 2021! Tickets required (advance is recommended). https://treetoptrekking.com/park/huntsville
23 min drive - Self-Guided Tour at Maple Syrup Farm. 2389 Muskoka District Rd. 10 West, Huntsville. OPEN: May - October Enjoy the beauty of rustic nature and watch as this family-owned and operated farm makes maple syrup. Guests are encouraged to wander the property themselves, looking at the various maple syrup operations on their vast property. At the end of your walk, you can peruse the gift shop, which features Sugar Bush Hill Maple Syrup. Address: 2389 Muskoka District Rd. 10 West, Huntsville https://www.sugarbushhill.com/our-muskoka-maple-story/
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Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm
2389 Muskoka District Road 10
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23 min drive - Self-Guided Tour at Maple Syrup Farm. 2389 Muskoka District Rd. 10 West, Huntsville. OPEN: May - October Enjoy the beauty of rustic nature and watch as this family-owned and operated farm makes maple syrup. Guests are encouraged to wander the property themselves, looking at the various maple syrup operations on their vast property. At the end of your walk, you can peruse the gift shop, which features Sugar Bush Hill Maple Syrup. Address: 2389 Muskoka District Rd. 10 West, Huntsville https://www.sugarbushhill.com/our-muskoka-maple-story/
15 min drive - Train Ride, Explore Village & see Farm Animals at Muskoka Heritage Place. 88 Brunel Road Huntsville ON, P1H 1R1. Tickets required. https://www.muskokaheritageplace.ca/en/index.aspx
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Muskoka Heritage Place
Muskoka Heritage Place
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15 min drive - Train Ride, Explore Village & see Farm Animals at Muskoka Heritage Place. 88 Brunel Road Huntsville ON, P1H 1R1. Tickets required. https://www.muskokaheritageplace.ca/en/index.aspx
25 min drive - Waterfalls. Arrowhead Provincial Park RR# 3, Huntsville, ON PIH 2J4. Falls demonstrate the powerful, erosive force of glacial meltwater. There is a short hiking trail that leads to the water fall. Depending on the time of year, and with caution, you can climb along the rocks to the bottom of the falls; an equally impressive view of the falls. Arrowhead Provincial Park RR# 3, Huntsville, ON PIH 2J4 Book ahead at: https://reservations.ontarioparks.com/
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Ragged Falls
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25 min drive - Waterfalls. Arrowhead Provincial Park RR# 3, Huntsville, ON PIH 2J4. Falls demonstrate the powerful, erosive force of glacial meltwater. There is a short hiking trail that leads to the water fall. Depending on the time of year, and with caution, you can climb along the rocks to the bottom of the falls; an equally impressive view of the falls. Arrowhead Provincial Park RR# 3, Huntsville, ON PIH 2J4 Book ahead at: https://reservations.ontarioparks.com/
15 min drive - Scenic Lookout. Lookout Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1R1 The lookout is essentially a rocky cliff/hill a short drive from downtown. From the top, you get sweeping views of the lake (Fairy Lake) as well as multiple vantage points over the centre of town. There are even historical information plaques that you can read to learn more about what you are looking at. To get up there, it’s a short drive from downtown and close to the Heritage Place Train Station. Look for Lookout Road, and follow the steep road up. There are numerous parking spots at the top but we can imagine it filling up in the summer or fall. There is also a parking lot when you turn to go up Lookout Road where people parked to hike up (it would take about 10/15 minutes).
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Lions Lookout
Lookout Road
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15 min drive - Scenic Lookout. Lookout Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1R1 The lookout is essentially a rocky cliff/hill a short drive from downtown. From the top, you get sweeping views of the lake (Fairy Lake) as well as multiple vantage points over the centre of town. There are even historical information plaques that you can read to learn more about what you are looking at. To get up there, it’s a short drive from downtown and close to the Heritage Place Train Station. Look for Lookout Road, and follow the steep road up. There are numerous parking spots at the top but we can imagine it filling up in the summer or fall. There is also a parking lot when you turn to go up Lookout Road where people parked to hike up (it would take about 10/15 minutes).
10 min drive - Discover the quintessential “Muskoka” nature! 451 Arrowhead Park Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J4 If you come to Huntsville to experience nature, a great place to do so is at Arrowhead Provincial Park. This park is well-known among the Ontario provincial parks for a few reasons. In the summer, the park is open for hiking, swimming, fishing, and swimming at its sandy beaches. There are campsites, and even some smaller lakes and beaches, and points of interest like the Big Bend Lookout which is a scenic spot on the East River as well as hiking to Stubb’s Falls. In the wintertime, Arrowhead takes on a whole new level of popularity. If you are from the Toronto area, you may have seen photos of people ice skating on a magical-looking outdoor trail? You likely saw a photo from the winter ice trails at Arrowhead – a top thing to do in Ontario in winter! The park can get really busy in the winter season (especially on weekends) so if you are heading up to skate – or to enjoy the park for snowshoeing, etc. – be sure to plan ahead by checking the conditions. You can learn more about visiting Arrowhead Park here. Click on Day Use at https://reservations.ontarioparks.com
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Arrowhead Provincial Park
451 Arrowhead Park Rd
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10 min drive - Discover the quintessential “Muskoka” nature! 451 Arrowhead Park Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J4 If you come to Huntsville to experience nature, a great place to do so is at Arrowhead Provincial Park. This park is well-known among the Ontario provincial parks for a few reasons. In the summer, the park is open for hiking, swimming, fishing, and swimming at its sandy beaches. There are campsites, and even some smaller lakes and beaches, and points of interest like the Big Bend Lookout which is a scenic spot on the East River as well as hiking to Stubb’s Falls. In the wintertime, Arrowhead takes on a whole new level of popularity. If you are from the Toronto area, you may have seen photos of people ice skating on a magical-looking outdoor trail? You likely saw a photo from the winter ice trails at Arrowhead – a top thing to do in Ontario in winter! The park can get really busy in the winter season (especially on weekends) so if you are heading up to skate – or to enjoy the park for snowshoeing, etc. – be sure to plan ahead by checking the conditions. You can learn more about visiting Arrowhead Park here. Click on Day Use at https://reservations.ontarioparks.com
30 min drive - The West Gate is the closest entrance to the Highway 60 corridor of Algonquin Provincial Park. Marked by two large flag poles and a large birch bark sign, this Park office provides information, permits, and bathroom facilities. Along the 56 kilometre stretch of Highway 60, you can enjoy camping at one of eight campgrounds, hike one of 14 interpretive trails, take part in the extensive educational Discovery Program, and visit Algonquin’s exceptional Visitor Centre, Logging Museum and Art Centre. Check for details on park events. Wide range of hiking and biking trails, superb fishing opportunities including world-class trout fishing, amazing wildlife viewing and photography opportunities, excellent birding opportunities with spring migrants along with some resident specialty birds, year-round options with each season offering unique and inspiring activities. The park offers just as much for visitors in the winter as it does in the summer. See the wide variety of activities including camping, comfortable yurts, skiing, snowshoeing and skating. https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/algonquin
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Algonquin Provincial Park
Ontario 60
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30 min drive - The West Gate is the closest entrance to the Highway 60 corridor of Algonquin Provincial Park. Marked by two large flag poles and a large birch bark sign, this Park office provides information, permits, and bathroom facilities. Along the 56 kilometre stretch of Highway 60, you can enjoy camping at one of eight campgrounds, hike one of 14 interpretive trails, take part in the extensive educational Discovery Program, and visit Algonquin’s exceptional Visitor Centre, Logging Museum and Art Centre. Check for details on park events. Wide range of hiking and biking trails, superb fishing opportunities including world-class trout fishing, amazing wildlife viewing and photography opportunities, excellent birding opportunities with spring migrants along with some resident specialty birds, year-round options with each season offering unique and inspiring activities. The park offers just as much for visitors in the winter as it does in the summer. See the wide variety of activities including camping, comfortable yurts, skiing, snowshoeing and skating. https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/algonquin
15 min drive - Self-Walking Tour to see Group of Seven Outdoor Galleries/Murals. Start at: Algonquin Theatre 37 Main St. East. The main collection in focused around the Historic Downtown Huntsville Main St district. The tour Begins in Front of the Algonquin Theatre 37 Main St. East The self-guided walking path to view the murals is found here. http://www.thegroupofsevenoutdoorgallery.com/Huntsville.aspx
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Algonquin Theatre
37 Main St E
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15 min drive - Self-Walking Tour to see Group of Seven Outdoor Galleries/Murals. Start at: Algonquin Theatre 37 Main St. East. The main collection in focused around the Historic Downtown Huntsville Main St district. The tour Begins in Front of the Algonquin Theatre 37 Main St. East The self-guided walking path to view the murals is found here. http://www.thegroupofsevenoutdoorgallery.com/Huntsville.aspx
5 min drive - Axe-Throwing. 83 Morgan's Rd. Huntsville, ON Book ahead at: https://findyourwild.life/axethrowing
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Find Your Wild
83 Morgan's Rd
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5 min drive - Axe-Throwing. 83 Morgan's Rd. Huntsville, ON Book ahead at: https://findyourwild.life/axethrowing
3 min drive - Two stunning courses are the centerpiece at this full-facility luxury resort, which was one of Muskoka's earliest resorts, open in 1896. Carved from the rugged hills and dense forest, it presents the golfer with challenges of all types.
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Deerhurst Highlands Golf Course
249 Deerhurst Dr
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3 min drive - Two stunning courses are the centerpiece at this full-facility luxury resort, which was one of Muskoka's earliest resorts, open in 1896. Carved from the rugged hills and dense forest, it presents the golfer with challenges of all types.

Restaurants

3 min drive / 20 min walk - Restaurant. 1235 Deerhurst Dr, Huntsville ON P1H 2E8. Upscale Maple Pub & Patio, a laid-back casual eatery inspired by its relaxed cottage country surroundings, charms Muskokans with delicious fresh dishes for quick family meals or refreshments. 1-855-243-7104 https://deerhurstresort.com/dining/maple-pub-patio/
Maple Pub & Patio
1235 Deerhurst Dr
3 min drive / 20 min walk - Restaurant. 1235 Deerhurst Dr, Huntsville ON P1H 2E8. Upscale Maple Pub & Patio, a laid-back casual eatery inspired by its relaxed cottage country surroundings, charms Muskokans with delicious fresh dishes for quick family meals or refreshments. 1-855-243-7104 https://deerhurstresort.com/dining/maple-pub-patio/
3 min drive / 20 min walk - Restaurant. 1235 Deerhurst Dr, Huntsville ON P1H 1A9. Deerhurst’s popular SUMMER-only steakhouse, The Antler, is definitely geared to the carnivore crowd. In addition to the exceptional selection of AAA Canadian steaks, this year’s dinner menu tempts with a 40 oz. Tomahawk steak or the to-die-for pan seared Japanese Kobe striploin steak. For adventurous tastes, tuck in the Braised Bison Short Rib or triple your flavour experience with our Mixed Grill Tasting featuring Roast White Stripe lamb chops, wild boar sausage and braised game bison. On the lighter side, fish, fowl and pasta dishes make for perfect choices after a crisp salad or classic appetizer. Overlooking the historic canal between Fairy and Peninsula Lakes, this loghouse restaurant offers the perfect Muskoka dining experience whether looking for local cuisine, celebrating a special occasion or planning your next date night. An outdoor campfire on the patio offers the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the views of the golf course and historic canal between Fairy and Peninsula Lakes. https://deerhurstresort.com/dining/the-antler
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The Antler Steakhouse
249 Deerhurst Dr
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3 min drive / 20 min walk - Restaurant. 1235 Deerhurst Dr, Huntsville ON P1H 1A9. Deerhurst’s popular SUMMER-only steakhouse, The Antler, is definitely geared to the carnivore crowd. In addition to the exceptional selection of AAA Canadian steaks, this year’s dinner menu tempts with a 40 oz. Tomahawk steak or the to-die-for pan seared Japanese Kobe striploin steak. For adventurous tastes, tuck in the Braised Bison Short Rib or triple your flavour experience with our Mixed Grill Tasting featuring Roast White Stripe lamb chops, wild boar sausage and braised game bison. On the lighter side, fish, fowl and pasta dishes make for perfect choices after a crisp salad or classic appetizer. Overlooking the historic canal between Fairy and Peninsula Lakes, this loghouse restaurant offers the perfect Muskoka dining experience whether looking for local cuisine, celebrating a special occasion or planning your next date night. An outdoor campfire on the patio offers the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the views of the golf course and historic canal between Fairy and Peninsula Lakes. https://deerhurstresort.com/dining/the-antler
3 min drive / 20 min walk - Restaurant. 1235 Deerhurst Drive, Huntsville, ON P1H 2E8. Compass Grill & Lounge is the place to gather for a casual bite and an exquisite glass of wine by the fireplace. Cozy up to the bar and try Deerhurst’s signature Deer Tail Ale brewed exclusively for the resort by its official beer partner, Muskoka Brewery. Executive Chef Rory Golden’s menu of tapas sharing plates are served in a warm and stylish setting, enveloped by a 52′ hand painted mural illustrating Muskoka’s rich tourism heritage. https://deerhurstresort.com/dining/compass-wine-spirits-beer/
Compass Bar & Grill
1235 Deerhurst Dr
3 min drive / 20 min walk - Restaurant. 1235 Deerhurst Drive, Huntsville, ON P1H 2E8. Compass Grill & Lounge is the place to gather for a casual bite and an exquisite glass of wine by the fireplace. Cozy up to the bar and try Deerhurst’s signature Deer Tail Ale brewed exclusively for the resort by its official beer partner, Muskoka Brewery. Executive Chef Rory Golden’s menu of tapas sharing plates are served in a warm and stylish setting, enveloped by a 52′ hand painted mural illustrating Muskoka’s rich tourism heritage. https://deerhurstresort.com/dining/compass-wine-spirits-beer/
7 min drive - Restaurant. 2215 Hwy 60, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J6. With traditional pub-style fare, generous home-cooked meals, and mouthwatering desserts – we have your cravings covered! Family friendly dining. https://muskokaontherocks.ca/
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Muskoka on the Rocks
2215 ON-60
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7 min drive - Restaurant. 2215 Hwy 60, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J6. With traditional pub-style fare, generous home-cooked meals, and mouthwatering desserts – we have your cravings covered! Family friendly dining. https://muskokaontherocks.ca/
https://3guysandastove.com/
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3 Guys And A Stove
143 ON-60
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https://3guysandastove.com/
7 min drive to the BEST Ice Cream in town! 178 ON-60, Huntsville, ON P1H 1G2
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Kawartha Dairy Huntsville
178 ON-60
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7 min drive to the BEST Ice Cream in town! 178 ON-60, Huntsville, ON P1H 1G2