Welcome - Touch the Past in Huntsville, Ontario Canada at Muskoka Heritage Place, the home of the Muskoka Museum, Muskoka Pioneer Village and the Huntsville & Lake of Bays Railway Society's Portage Flyer Train - (train not currently available, "back on track" in 2010)

Open Saturday May 16, 2009
until Saturday October 10, 2009
Museum & Village:

Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Train:

Under construction, "back on track" May 2010.

Admission:

Adult
Museum
$2

Child

(aged 3 to 12)
Museum
$1
Adult
Village
$10

Child

(aged 3 to 12)
Village
$7
Adult

Train

(back in 2010)
NOT AVAILABLE

Child

(aged 3 to 12)

Train

(back in 2010)
NOT AVAILABLE
Children under 3

FREE

(one per each paid adult admission)

Visitors can enter via the Muskoka Museum to visit Pioneer Village.

Located two hours north of Toronto, Ontario, Muskoka Heritage Place is just 1 km from historic downtown Huntsville - with all the amenities downtown has to offer: shopping, restaurants, pubs, accommodations and entertainment.

Visitors to Muskoka Heritage Place enter through a turn-of-the-20th-century Muskoka museum to a 90 acre outdoor site encompassing Cann Lake and nature trails. Life in the late 1800s is historically recreated with genuine settlement dwellings from the Huntsville area. Costumed narrators demonstrate pioneer life.
Interpreters
Portage Flyer
School House

Amenities:

  • Wheelchair access washrooms
  • Muskoka Museum self-tour translations in English and French
  • Village site map translations available in English, French, Japanese, Dutch, German
  • Some buildings ramped for wheelchair access
  • Friends & Company Souvenir Shop
  • Snack Bar July and August
  • Plenty of Free Parking
  • Buses Welcome
  • Just blocks from Historic Downtown Huntsville

There's plenty of free parking for buses, campers, recreational vehicles.

Because of our farm animals, pets are not allowed - guide dogs only are permitted.