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what to do
Parks &
Beaches ...make a splash!
Huntsville, Lake of Bays and
settle in for some serious relaxation. Pack a picnic, bring the water toys, load up the family and head out for an enjoyable day at one of our many public beaches. There are a variety of locations to launch your kayak, canoe, or boat for a fun-filled day on the water. Huntsville has four lakes which connect via the
Muskoka River, where you can swim, paddle and explore over 70 kilometres of scenery unique to this area. Lake of Bays is the largest lake in north Muskoka and is known around the world for its spectacular beauty. So go ahead and make a splash Huntsville, Lake of Bays & Algonquin Park – it’s good for the soul!
Terri Tebby
Town of Huntsville
Algonquin Park have a wonderful selection of public beaches.The water is clear, clean and perfect for cooling off on a sizzling summer day. The long stretches of sandy beaches are ideal for strolling, throwing a frisbee or soaking up the sunshine. Bring a lawn chair, umbrella and a good book and
Town of Huntsville
Camp Tawingo
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ALGONQUIN PROVINCIAL PARK
BAYSVILLE DAM
45 km East of Huntsville 705-633-5572 • www.algonquinpark.on.ca
Just off Hwy. 117 in Baysville, picnic area
BRUNEL LOCKS PARK Muskoka Rd. 3 N., Huntsville • 705-789-5105
On the Muskoka River 3 km south of Huntsville on Brunel Rd., picnic area
AVERY BEACH
CAMP KITCHEN
Hunters Bay off Main St. W., Huntsville sandy beach and covered picnic area
Camp Kitchen Rd., Huntsville Swimming and picnic area
ARROWHEAD PROVINCIAL PARK
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2013/14 VISITORS GUIDE • huntsvilleadventures.com