Muskoka, Ontario
Muskoka communities, one guide each
Muskoka is a district of towns, townships, lakes and rivers. Each guide below sets out the municipality, the water, the roads and the services for one community, with its sources.
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No. 01 Huntsville
A lake town with Mary Lake, Lake Vernon and Fairy Lake, its own transit, a hospital site and Arrowhead Provincial Park. Explore Huntsville -
No. 02 Port Sydney
A community in the Town of Huntsville with a Corridor 11 bus stop and a beach shoreline project. Explore Port Sydney -
No. 03 Bracebridge
A town with McKay Lake and Wood Lake, its own transit, a hospital site, 61 listed park facilities and the Bracebridge Bay Trail. Explore Bracebridge -
No. 04 Gravenhurst
A lake town with ten named lakes, 13 parks, six beaches, municipal trails and Muskoka Airport. Explore Gravenhurst -
No. 05 Baysville
A Lake of Bays village with a public launch, docks, a beach and a library branch Explore Baysville -
No. 06 Dwight
A community at the north end of Lake of Bays on the Highway 60 corridor, with a library branch Explore Dwight -
No. 07 Windermere
A Lake Rosseau community with public wharves, two parks and no library or paramedic station of its own Explore Windermere -
No. 08 Port Carling
A village between Lake Rosseau and Lake Muskoka with public docks, three parks, a trail, a library and a paramedic station Explore Port Carling -
No. 09 Rosseau
A Muskoka Lakes community where the Township rules for docks, boathouses and septic apply Explore Rosseau -
No. 10 Bala
A village where Lake Muskoka meets the Moon River, with public docks, five parks and a library branch Explore Bala
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