3 Best Landmarks in Huntsville, ON

“Town of Huntsville primarily provides municipal government services and is also open for in-person visits. In addition to its governmental functions, it offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including numerous parks and trails for hiking and biking. The building also houses the Algonquin Theatre and Muskoka Heritage Place. The team provides a range of municipal services to the citizens of Huntsville, including licensing, property taxes, town budgets, policies, human resources, and mapping. They provide contact-free service options available via phone and email.”

“Brunel Locks is a historic landmark that connects Huntsville with Mary Lake. Brunel Locks is one of the last manual locks left in Canada. The operation of the locks requires enormous manual effort to let marine vessels navigate the waters. Brunel Locks staff member on duty is always extremely friendly and teaches visitors a lot about the lock. At Brunel Locks, a charming park and a waterfall over the dam are located beside the lock. The area offers picnic benches, Muskoka chairs, portable toilets, a geocaching spot, and free parking. Visitors can also enjoy a walk across the gates, experiencing a unique perspective of the area.”