This little town is located two hours north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is considered to be cottage country. It is a waterfront community and houses around 18,000 people.
It is not called the Jewel of Muskoka for nothing! The town is the entry way into the famous Algonquin Park. Along with Algonquin you may want a more tranquil setting which you will get at Arrowhead Provincial Park.
The lakes are full of fish and wildlife including chipmunks, moose, deer and bears. One place you may want to start on your trip is the Muskoka Heritage Place in Huntsville. It has a museum, pioneer village and railway. Another event that car enthusiasts would like is the Shades of Autumn Antique, Classic and Custom Car Show. You can also visit the Muskoka Marine Museum with displays, boats, artifacts. It also repairs wood boats and does refits. If it is the winter months then the Hidden Valley Highlands can offer you skiing and snowboarding.
