BEST WESTERN PLUS Muskoka Inn Huntsville

Travel Blogs from Huntsville

Going Back

A travel blog entry by heligypsy

Would we find my little cabin/ cottage home of 50 some years ago ? It was an old place when I lived there as a child so I could not be sure it would be still standing.The GPS on the truck had allowed us to take the old highway across from Highway 11 to Dwight. Beautiful lake country with old cottages and newer homes, boat houses and small islands …

I'm Just an Okie from 'Muskoka'!

A travel blog entry by rmhtraveller

... is to be able to relax in a home between tours, so this was a welcome break for me.

There was plenty of time to caatch up with the latest family gossip, then before I knew it, it was Saturday, and we were bound for Lake Muskoka, which is about two and a half hours drive north of Toronto. We arrived at the family cottage, which is situated on Lake Acton, and it is just a beautiful place to relax. There are lots of ...

Algonquin park

A travel blog entry by ashleylaura

Into the back country. We didn't really know what to expect heading to Algonquin Park. All we knew was that it is a massive provincial park in the middle of Ontario and "it's just beautiful" from the don't drink and drive commercial. The drive there was great and it was nice to be on the back roads going through the small towns of Renfrew. We stayed ...

A tough journey home

A travel blog entry by andermoser

... breakfast this morning. We did not plan very well, though, as we forgot to bring along oil or butter. It was quite a challenge flipping the pancakes in the decidedly non nonstick borrowed frying pan. But, as Silvio put it, "If we had wanted perfect pancakes, we could have stayed home!"

Before leaving our campsite, we all went in for another swim. It was another sunny day and we decided to do ...

02 Algonquin Park

A travel blog entry by tombuttle

... On the return, I shared the trail with a groundhog who passed me in the opposite direction just one foot away; I think my quiet talking to him helped reduce any anxiety. Interesting that I only saw Red Trillium on the trail and the wind is keeping Black Flies away :).

Tidbits:
- Camping in Provincial Parks is ...