Location
Huntsville has many recreation, tourist, natural parks, as well as proximity
to two major provincial wilderness parks. Huntsville at Highway 60 is
considered the gateway to the Algonquin area. Huntsville
possesses outdoor natural resources and is one of Ontario's four season
resort destinations. Beaches in the summer, and downhill skiing in the
winter.These things together with a positive, progressive community attitude
make Huntsville a good choice if you are thinking about finding an exciting
new place with which to live and grow. Only minutes south of Huntsville
and located on Mary Lake is Port Sydney. With local towns
such as Utterson close by.
For More information on Muskoka towns and villages please see Muskoka
Information
Fall Colour Routes
Hunstville and area can be a final destination or a starting point for
a beautiful autumn trip to see the fall colours (colors) See our suggested
fall colour routes that include
Hunstville, Ontario and area. For latest fall colour
(color) changes please see Fall
Colours Leaf Change Central Ontario
Accommodations in the Huntsville Area
Huntsville
Port Sydney
Utterson
Attractions in the Huntsville Area
Outdoor Experiences
Huntsville boasts of 4 beach areas immediately in town,
and many more beaches in the surrounding areas such as Arrowhead Provincial
Park with three quiet sandy beaches.
- Avery Beach Park & Boat Launch
- Hutcheson Beach Park & Boat Launch
- Mayor's Park Boat Launch & Beach
Culture and History
Hotels in Huntsville Ontario
Huntsville hotels are available with on-line bookings from the Howard
Johnson Inn in Gravnhurst and nearby citites. Book
Huntsville Hotels On-line
Huntsville Area Tourism Information
Official Town Web Site: Town
of Huntsville; see more related links
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