Top Things to do in Huntsville
9 Things to Do in Huntsville That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Huntsville, Canada including Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm Ltd, Arrowhead Provincial Park, Lions Lookout, Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery, Muskoka Heritage Place, Limberlost Trails, Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area, Algonquin Theatre, Dyer Memorial.
Restaurants in Huntsville
1. Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm Ltd
Overall Ratings
5 based on 422 reviews
Sugarbush Hill is a "State Of The Art" maple sugaring operation near the Town of Huntsville. We are the largest sugarhouse open 5 days a week to the public on a year round basis in the District of Muskoka. We offer 100% pure maple syrup and other delicious maple products produced right here from our own sugarbush. SUGARHOUSE TOURS and TASTINGS from May to October, please check tour times and hours on our website under "Contact" and "Tours Details". Reservations and payment via email or phone is required for tours in advance as they fill up quickly. See our huge eco-friendly and highly efficient wood-fired evaporator, many displays of maple antiques and artifacts or stroll our maple forest. From our maple observation deck you have an excellent sight line of "The Big Maple", a slice of the tallest sugar maple ever in Canada. Our "Bucket Wall" can also be easily seen from this vantage point. We would be pleased to take the time to explain the complete maple sugaring process from the past to the present day. A Canadian heritage at it's finest is waiting for you. For your premium MUSKOKA MAPLE EXPERIENCE come to Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm and see what all the fuss has been about for centuries.
Reviewed By sohailparvaiz
Hi The whole idea idea is produce 100 percent pure maple syrup and the owner makes it interesting by having tours and events. Owner was really friendly and helped us to look around, although tour ended. I would love to visit again.
2. Arrowhead Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 585 reviews
Reviewed By trichan - Canada
Visited Sunday of Family Day weekend..took close to an hour to get in ..but worth it skating outdoors with the trees next to us. Tubing was fun as well
3. Lions Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By e2Matt
I used to live in Huntsville. While back visiting summer 2017 I visited Lions Lookout. Its a pretty impressive view, especially if you have never seen it however... Town of Huntsville... can of paint and some paint brushes... hear of em. Being only a short walk from Huntsville High and being pretty secluded, Lions Lookout gets its fair share of abuse from vandals. I think the town could really do more with the area, there is lots of room for walking trails and benches.
If you have not seen it, check it out. Leaves in the fall are great.
4. Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By jmac5959 - Qualicum Beach, Canada
I love the Group of Seven and have a couple of reproductions hanging in my home. I expected the murals in Huntsville to be rather worn and faded reproductions. But they aren't!! They are actual paintings, originally done by Group of Seven members, that have been lovingly reproduced by other talented artists. The colours are vibrant and very close to the originals. We had so much fun walking all over town and suddenly a mural would pop up on the front, side or back of a building. We were in Ottawa the previous weekend and were disappointed to discover that the National Gallery had closed the Canadian Collection galleries in order to renovate/prepare for our 150th birthday next year in 2017. So coming to Huntsville and discovering all these beautiful murals was a wonderful consolation!
5. Muskoka Heritage Place
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Busysharon - Huntsville, Canada
Wonderful place to take the family and show how life was like way back when. Nice staff and very informative.
6. Limberlost Trails
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Sandra R
This is an excellent place for hiking. It is not well known and never busy. It is free. The only down side, is the trails are not marked well for distance. Take your own water, and food for a picnic, there is no place close to buy anything
7. Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Muskoka, Ontario. Just two hours north of Toronto, we offer family-friendly slopes, short lift lines and friendly, welcoming staff. We have both day and night skiing and snowboarding (please see our website for hours of operation), a terrain park, snow school lessons, kids' camps, equipment rentals and a licensed cafeteria. Come and ski Muskoka!
Reviewed By 68judy2016 - Komoka, Canada
My husband and I booked a 4 day excursion to Muskoka Hidden Valley resort expecting to use their boats, beach, games room, hiking trails, dining room,and pool and to have a comfortable room as offered on their website. We found the beach and boats were closed, the games room was not free with the room, the restaurant offerings held little appeal for dinner, no information was available about hiking, the room had a heating unit which rattled and kept us awake all night, and the bathroom door would not open completely and scaped the floor noisily when used. At this resort, you must book a superior room to get basic comfort. To the hotel's credit, they did work with us when we voiced our discontent; the salt water pool was lovely and the breakfast buffet was good when the resort was fully booked. Why doesn't their website accurately reflect what if offers and doesn't offer as the seasons change?
8. Algonquin Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Barb-Steve - Toronto
Great musicians and talented Choir with a first class Theatre right down town Huntsville. Greta talent and check their website for details to plan your getaway
9. Dyer Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Estie46 - Huntsville, Canada
Good memories here...Visit and enjoy the romantic story. not far from Huntsville. Close to The Big East River.
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