Ontario Regions Map
Complete map of Ontario regions.
About Huntsville
Huntsville is a vibrant town in the northern part of Muskoka, Ontario, with a population of approximately 21,000 residents. Known as the 'Gateway to Algonquin Park,' Huntsville sits between Peninsula Lake and Fairy Lake, surrounded by beautiful wilderness and waterways. The town serves as a year-round destination for outdoor recreation, tourism, and cottage living.
The town features a charming downtown with shops, restaurants, and galleries, along with attractions like the Muskoka Heritage Place and Lion's Lookout, offering panoramic views of the region. Huntsville hosts numerous festivals and events including the annual Festival of the Arts. The town's economy is driven by tourism, retail, healthcare, and forestry, with Muskoka District serving as the administrative center located in Huntsville.
Highway 11 runs through Huntsville, providing the main north-south route and connecting to Toronto (approximately 215 km south) and North Bay (100 km north). Highway 60 branches east from Huntsville toward Algonquin Provincial Park, one of Ontario's most famous wilderness destinations. The town is situated among numerous lakes including Peninsula Lake, Lake Vernon, and Fairy Lake, providing excellent water access. Main Street serves as the downtown corridor, while Brunel Road and Muskoka Road 3 are major routes through the area.