3 Best Places To See in Huntsville

“Muskoka Heritage Place showcases life in the 1800s and features over a hundred historical artifacts. Their mission is to collect, care for, interpret, and preserve a viable collection of historical artifacts, documents, photographs, archives, and other materials particular to Muskoka. Muskoka Heritage Place aims to provide a unique historical attraction that imparts accurate, educational, and engaging historical information relevant to the Muskoka experience. Muskoka Heritage Place includes the Muskoka Museum, Muskoka Pioneer Village, Rotary Village Station, and the Portage Flyer Train. They offer free for children under the age of 5.”

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“Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm operates with pride and care and is committed to producing the best quality pure maple syrup and maple products for consumers. The farm is in the heart of Muskoka, a district known for its 1,600 lakes and endless woods. Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm has one of Ontario's most extensive collections of maple antiques and artifacts, which can be seen during the maple tour. They offer a commitment to quality and purity in all their maple products. The farm believes your experience with Muskoka Maple will be enjoyable, educational, and always delicious. Sugarbush Hill Maple Farm offers free admission for children aged five and under.”

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“Algonquin Theatre is a mid-size performance venue featuring plays, concerts, comedy, and drama classes. On May 14, 2005, the Algonquin Theatre formally opened its doors with a whole house of supporters. The Algonquin Theatre has hosted plays, musical performances, meetings, videos, presentations, and school groups. The theatre hosts excellent performances, ranging from comedians and orchestras to school plays and famous musicians. Algonquin Theatre aims to be the premier venue for local events, attractions, and meetings. Each month, it features a new show, and the attached gallery is free to visit.”

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