Events

Come join Captain Potts aboard the Peerless II for a 2 hour or 1.5 hour sightseeing tour.
Reservations required/Please call our office 705-645-2462
2 hours – $38.00 tax included
1.5 hours – $32.00 tax included
Sightseeing cruises only no food service no food allowed on ship.
As part of the health restrictions, MANDATORY MASK WEAR is required for boarding and disembarking and interior spaces.
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The Island Queen is sailing!

Three-Hour Afternoon Cruise
Georgian Bay’s famous 30,000 Islands offer adventure at every turn! Experience it for yourself with tours that meander through the scenery on our spacious and comfortable Island Queen. Each excursion offers an unforgettable island adventure!

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Islander Adventures is sailing!

All aboard the 40-passenger Islander for a short 45 minute boat ride to Huckleberry Island, one of the most beautiful islands in the area, where passengers can get off the ship, stroll over the rocks and explore the shoreline! There is also a secluded and shallow beach area so bring your swimsuit for a quick dip! Passengers will be on shore for roughly 1 hour before heading through the popular “Hole in the Wall” to Parry Sound. Huckleberry Island has uneven terrain so proper footwear is required. This terrain is not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.

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SIGHTSEEING FLIGHTS

Prices are based on a minimum of two passengers, departing from Parry Sound Harbour (plus hst, and possible fuel surcharge)
Minimum notice to book online is 48 hours, to book a flight departing with-in the next 48 hours please call us toll free at: 1-800-786-1704

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Join the Muskoka Steamships for a 1 hour or 2 hour cruise.

These fun sightseeing cruises feature stunning Muskoka Bay and and the grand estates that Muskoka is famous for. You will also see many fascinating local historic landmarks.

All Food and Beverages must be purchased onboard.

We have enhanced safety procedures due to Covid-19.

Masks are mandatory when indoors or moving about the ship.

Due to safety concerns we ask that no outside food or drink be brought onboard. The exception being sealed bottles of water.

Accepted methods of payment: VISA, MasterCard, Debit and Cash.

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Travel back in time! To the historical village at Muskoka Heritage Place, Enjoy a day in the olden times and learn interesting facts about our history. Also note that Muskoka is now a mandatory mask zone.

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At The Muskoka Lakes Museum come and discover Cottage Country’s unique history. Encounter ancient artifacts, relive the pioneer era, experience cottage life from the past to the present.Enjoy interactive exhibits and museum-wide scavenger hunts.

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Enjoy this outdoor exhibit, Take a stroll in the wilderness while advancing your knowledge on the nature that’s all around us.

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Bethune House commemorates the life and history of Dr. Henry Norman Bethune, a battle front surgeon, promoter of public health care, inventor, teacher and artist. The modern exhibit offers an inspiring story of a small town boy who became the most recognized Canadian in the world,

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At this fun exhibit, you’ll find artifacts, photographs and many historical recollections concerning the history of Lake Of Bays and SS Bigwin. Stop by and enjoy learning about the lake and other marine artifacts.

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The Little Norway Memorial commemorates the lives and sacrifices of those that trained at  “Little Norway” during the second world war,, ensuring that their legacy will never be forgotten.

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Dorset Heritage Museum features exhibits of early pioneer life, local settlers, traditional logging practices and historic information pertaining to pioneer settlement of the Dorset area.

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Marc was born in Brooklyn, NY, son of singer Charles Jordan, and grew up in Toronto, Canada. Jordan’s music career really took off in 1978 when he was signed to Warner Music in Los Angeles and began writing songs for and with the likes of Diana Ross, Chicago, Kansas, Manhattan Transfer, Kenny Loggins, Bette Midler, Natalie Cole, Olivia Newton John, Joe Cocker, Bonnie Raitt, Josh Groban, Cher and Rod Stewart, including the world wide #1 hit “Rhythm of My Heart.” Jordan has won numerous ASCAP, JUNO, SOCAN and Smooth Jazz awards over the years.

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Historic Downtown Gravenhurst, Gravenhurst, Ontario C
Celebrate Gravenhurst features unique opportunities for shopping, entertainment and family fun. Come explore Historic Downtown Gravenhurst enjoy two days of celebration!

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Juno award winning blues songwriter, singer, harmonica player Paul Reddick is joined by fellow Juno winner Steve Marriner, member of Monkeyjunk, Colin James Band as well as by Kyle Ferguson, influential guitarist of the legendary rock blues band The Sidemen.

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A number of groups have banded together to hold National Vintage Boating Day on Saturday, August 8 from 10:30 a.m. to noon (local time). Vintage boaters across Ontario and beyond will gather on local waterways during that time.

With a goal of having as many vintage boats as possible on the water at the same time in a variety of locations with a minimum of contact and trailering, the event is open to all vintage boats (any boat built up to and including 1991, or any wooden boat). No registration is required, and boaters will be provided with guidelines for social distancing while boating.

Routes have already been developed for Lake Muskoka, Lake Rosseau, Lake of Bays, and Gloucester Pool, as well as Pigeon Lake in the Kawartha Lakes. More route information will be published at acbs.ca as it becomes available.

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The Windermere Village Arts and Heritage Festival  – featuring

• Artists on the 45 and Alcuin Society Book Designs
• Heritage Sunday Concert
• Artists in Residence Greg and Susan Hindle
• Flavours of Muskoka Chautauqua
• Heritage Walk
• Dinner Theatre
• Authors: Cheryl Cooper, Lloyd Walton
• Brandy Creek Music Folk and Blues
• Windermere History Project
• Stars of Tomorrow
• Art Party with painters Greg and Susan Hindle
•  Jen Tung-Christ Church Windermere

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The 4th annual Northern Pass is a cycling adventure designed with passionate riders in mind. This is a unique opportunity to experience the best riding that Muskoka has to offer while raising vital funds for the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, one of the top 5 cancer research centres in the world. Regardless of the ride you choose, you are in for an amazing and fully supported ride that aims to rival some of the world’s best Gran Fondos.

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In an effort to support our past vendors and supporters of our annual fundraiser, Flavours of Muskoka Chautauqua, we will be promoting local businesses on our website and social media pages. This will feature what our vendor friends are doing in terms of how they are adapting to COVID-19 and what services are still being provided.

For the fundraising portion of our event, we will be having an online paddle auction with hand painted paddles by local artists.

We will miss the face to face Flavours event, but hopefully next year we will be able to have Flavours in its usual form!

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Powerhouse performances of ATW’s unique and gritty “Heartland Rock” sound, is a journey through decades of Seger hits that reaches out beyond the stage and captures the audience at each and every concert.

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A celebration of the music of one Canada’s most beloved bands The Tragically Hip. Led by local local musician Sean Cotton and his band of top top local players, the show features all the hits including Courage, Little Bones, Bobcaygeon, Wheat Kings and more.

The show will be presented like a classic drive-in experience. You park your car and tune in through your radio.

Tickets include 1 vehicle with up to 2 occupants ( 1 driver + 1 passenger). Additional passengers tickets can be purchased at check out (maximum 4 additional passengers per vehicle)

This concert will follow the guidance and regulations set out by the Province of Ontario’s Stage 2 Reopening Framework. As such, the following rules will be in place

Cars will be parked with at least 2 meters of space between for social distancing.
Only members of the same household or extended bubble may occupy the same motor vehicle.
You must stay in your vehicle at all times except to use the washroom. Sorry no convertibles or back of pickup trucks
You may bring in outside food as long as you take the garbage with you. Please try to support local food businesses that need your support.
Washrooms are open, they will be limited to 2 customers at a time. Sanitize before you go in and wash before you leave. Washrooms will be cleaned & disinfected regularly
Tickets are by advance purchase

Presented by Huntsville Festival of the Arts

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Join us for our Customer Appreciation BBQ & Mini Golf Tournament!
FREE BBQ from noon-4pm
$5 plus tax per tournament player
prizes, family fun & more

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