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Muskoka Lakes Essentials

Muskoka Lakes features a landscape defined by the Precambrian Shield and historic waterways. This selection includes the Bala Falls, where Lake Muskoka meets the Moon River, and the Muskoka Lakes Museum’s collection of wooden boats and pioneer artifacts. Golfers can access the Nick Faldo-designed course at The Rock or the historic Stanley Thompson layout at the Muskoka Lakes Golf and Country Club. Dining and accommodations are represented by the waterfront Loondocks restaurant and the lakeside J.W. Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka.

Diamond Beach

Public beach area located on the shores of Lake Muskoka.

Bala Falls

Historic waterfall where Lake Muskoka drains into the Moon River, serving as a central landmark in the town of Bala.

Muskoka Lakes Museum

Museum in Port Carling featuring exhibits on the region’s indigenous history, pioneer life, and the evolution of wooden steamships.

muskoka marriott hotel

Lakeside resort situated on a granite bluff overlooking Lake Rosseau, featuring stone architecture and expansive waterfront views.

The Rock

18-hole golf course designed by Nick Faldo, characterized by its integration with the natural granite outcroppings of the Canadian Shield.

Taylor Farms

Local farm market providing seasonal produce and regional goods.

Cedar Beach

Public swimming beach and park area located on the southern shores of Lake Muskoka.

Torrance Museum

Local historical museum preserving artifacts and stories from the village of Torrance and the surrounding township.

Loondocks

Waterfront restaurant in Port Carling specializing in regional cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Muskoka Lakes Golf and Country Club

Private golf club established in 1919, featuring a course designed by renowned architect Stanley Thompson.