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Explore breathtaking views of scenic islands, captivating forests and rugged cliffs on Lake of Bays. Listen for whispers of Lake of Bays legends.

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Take breathtaking wedding photos and enjoy cocktail hour as you sail across the smooth waters of beautiful Lake of Bays on the SS Bigwin.

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After an epic tale that dates back to 1925, the S. S. Bigwin relaunched officially in July 2013 and continues to serve and delight, as the only historic commercial ship on Lake of Bays.

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At the Marine Museum next to the SS Bigwin dock in Dorset, Ontario, you will find several historical collections from the marine history on Lake of Bays.

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The History of THE MUSKOKA LAKES NAVIGATION COMPANY

The Muskoka Lakes Navigation Company (a.k.a. NAVCO), from its founding in 1866 until its demise as a common carrier in September 1958, operated the largest and finest fleet of inland lake steamships in North America. Its only rivals on inland waterways (that is not including the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway and the British Columbia and Atlantic Coasts) were the Canadian Pacific Railway fleet on four inland lakes in British Columbia and the British Yukon Navigation fleet on the Yukon River in the Yukon Territory. These latter fleets, of shallow draft sternwheel steamers with overnight passenger accommodation, provided a quite different service from NAVCO on the Muskoka Lakes.

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The company has operated under several corporate names since starting service in 1886..

Small, primitive steamer Wenonah, built and owned by A.P. Cockburn, commenced service on the Muskoka Lakes. As far as is known, this early operation was not incorporated.

Muskoka and Nipissing Navigation Company

Company incorporated as “Muskoka and Nipissing Navigation Company” and built steamer Inter-Ocean for service on Lake Nipissing. (See Tatley, Volume I, page 103)

The Muskoka and Georgian Bay Navigation Company

Following withdrawal of Lake Nipissing service account railway competition, Company started service between Midland and Parry Sound and was renamed “The Muskoka and Georgian Bay Navigation Company” (See Tatley, Volume I, page 149)

The Muskoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company Limited

Following withdrawal of the Georgian Bay service, Company built the Royal Muskoka Hotel on Lake Rosseau. It then became “The Muskoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company Limited”. This Company dissolved in the 1950’s, following the burning of the Royal Muskoka Hotel and after selling the remaining steamers. (See Tatley, Volume I, page 265)

Muskoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company Limited

The name and charter of the Muskoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company Limited was revived to operate the restored steamer Segwun.

Thus, there are two distinct NAVCO histories. The first is the traditional steam era history where the Company served as a common carrier extension of the steam railways. It started with the one pioneer steamboat serving the earliest Muskoka settlers, grew as the territory developed as a prime tourist area and then declined after 1930 as both freight and passengers moved to the highways. This story ends with the withdrawal of the last steamers, Sagamo and Segwun , in September 1958, with the expectation that neither would run again.

The second NAVCO story starts with the idea of refurbishing RMS Segwun in 1969 and its resuming service in June 1981. This re-born NAVCO is a story in itself with the Segwun restoration being the only successful steamboat restoration in North America. This success story continues with the Company taking on the operation of the heritage steam yacht Wanda III in 1993 and the entirely new cruise vessel, Wenonah II in 2002. The Company is now wholly owned by the Muskoka Steamships & Discovery Centre, a registered charity and the owner of the three ships. As such, this revived NAVCO is not a common carrier but operates public cruises to preserve knowledge of the steam era and to let the public experience “the fun, romance and history” of the Muskoka Lakes.

With thanks to Dr. Gordon Shaw.

Muskoka Steamships & Discovery Centre

The Muskoka Steamships & Discovery Centre is the leader in preserving, promoting and celebrating the culture and heritage of Canada’s Muskoka District. Founded in 1973, the MS&DC is a membership-based, not-for-profit registered charity with an ongoing objective of presenting compelling, entertaining and educational experiences, attractions and events.

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The “Muskoka Experience” is incomplete without a cruise on the three big Muskoka Lakes , which offer stunning views of the rugged Canadian Shield and beautiful cottages. During the cruise, you can enjoy live commentary on the local history and lore. Sunset Cruises is owned and operated by Captain Randy Potts , a licensed captain with over 30 years of experience. It provides a unique alternative to larger ships, taking visitors to Muskoka scenery that can only be accessed by smaller boats. They go where larger boats can’t. The Peerless II , a gasoline and home heating oil delivery boat, made its living for over 50 years. They have restored it to offer visitors and locals a chance to experience the historic supply boat era on the lakes. Our daily cruises depart from Port Carling, and we recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. It’s also a fantastic venue to host an intimate wedding.

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Should You Join The Lady Muskoka Cruise in Lake Muskoka Ontario?

Discover why one of the best ways to experience Canada’s most famous cottage country is on a Lady Muskoka cruise on Lake Muskoka in Bracebridge, Ontario.

Two hours north of Toronto is Canada’s most famous cottage country, the Muskoka region. It’s proximity to the urban center of Toronto makes it a playground for those looking to escape the big city and get in touch with nature. Muskoka attracts cottagers of all types, but it quickly becoming a getaway for the rich and famous. To explore what makes Muskoka so appealing to everyone from celebrities to cottage loving families, we joined a Lady Muskoka cruise for their Millionaires Row Muskoka tour on Lake Muskoka near Bracebridge, Ontario. We were so excited for a chance to hit the waters after our previous weekend cruising on a steamship in Huntsville, Ontario. You can read about our Muskoka steamship cruise experience here .

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Bracebridge, Ontario, the Engine of Muskoka

At 6,475 km two Muskoka covers a huge municipality of north-central Ontario . The region extends from Georgian Bay in the west to the northern tip of Lake Couchiching in the south, to the western border of Algonquin Provincial Park in the east. But the economic, political and technological center of the Muskoka region is the city of Bracebridge, Ontario.

As one of the biggest cities in Muskoka, there are loads of things to do in Bracebridge and the surrounding area. One of our favorite times to visit Muskoka is in the fall when the autumn colors are in bloom. You can read about some of our favorite places to see in Muskoka during the fall here .

Lady Muskoka Cruise

Lady Muskoka is a 300 passenger Muskoka cruise ship. The ship and its tours are one of the top Muskoka attractions and regularly attract hordes of visitors looking to experience the region during the peak season. The Lady Muskoka cruises have become one of the top things to do in Muskoka due to the variety of cruises that are offered.

The ship itself is a beautiful boat. Lady Muskoka offers incredible views from every deck and has a huge open upper deck for sun lovers. Lady Muskoka boat cruises in Ontario have full food and bar services. You can purchase everything from snacks to 3-course meals. Although meals must be booked at the time that your ticket is ordered. The food, the views, and the experience make Lady Muskoka one of the top Ontario waterway cruises.

What food is available on the Lady Muskoka Boat Tours?

Any visitor on a Lady Muskoka cruise can avail of the snack bar. The snack bar on the Muskoka cruise includes standard fare such as pizza, chicken caesar wraps, and hot dogs. But the real treat on this Muskoka boat tour is the locally sourced meals by award-winning Chef, David Friesen. Fittingly, this delicious meal is only served during the Millionaires Row Muskoka boat tour. The Lady Muskoka cruise is also equipped with a fully licensed bar. And a glass of wine or champagne goes perfectly with those views!

With dishes such as Vegan Mung Bean Soup, Grilled Rainbow Trout, and Pork Ribs, there is no doubt that the flavors are as incredible as the views of the Muskoka waters. While we forgot to book our Lady Muskoka meals ahead of time, we still had a chance to enjoy the food at the snack bar on the lower level. Our caesar wraps were generously portioned and delicious! Having food available was a blessing, as outside food and drink were not allowed on the cruise. So think twice if you plan to bring your own picnic.

What type of cruises are offered by Lady Muskoka in Bracebridge?

Lady Muskoka offers a small range of different cruises. Their Millionaires Row Muskoka tour is their most popular. The Millionaires Row cruise runs from 12:00 pm until 2:45 pm. The company offers a two-hour afternoon cruise from 3:00 pm until 5:00 pm and a Muskoka dinner cruise on Saturday evenings from 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm. The Lady Muskoka schedule runs rain or shine. And all ticket sales are final.

What you’ll see on Lady Muskoka Cruises

A Lake Muskoka boat cruise is a great way to see many of the otherwise inaccessible Muskoka points of interest. A good portion of the trip navigates through the narrow (at least for a ship of this size) Muskoka River. Here we were able to get great views of some of the beautiful cottages and homes that have become synonymous with Muskoka life. And to our children’s delight, we passed by Santa’s Village theme park. And Santa’s boat was out sailing the waters, giving us an early taste of Christmas!

This was shortly after we passed through a narrow break in the islands. It was one of the most fun parts of the trip. There were cottagers out waving at the boats and children jumping from the high cliffs into the beautiful Muskoka waters.

Next, we made our way into Lake Muskoka. Many small islands dot this picturesque Ontario lake. Many of them privately owned. The captain explained the history of many of the Lake’s residents both famous and infamous. We passed by Muskoka attractions like Millionaire’s Row. The size and style of many of these Lake Muskoka cottages dazzled us. Only to be told that what we were seeing was probably only the boathouse!

What to See and Do in Bracebridge Muskoka

A Muskoka cruise is only one of the many things to do in Muskoka, Ontario. Bracebridge and the surrounding area have a lot to offer those who travel with kids. If you are visiting the weekend after Canadian Thanksgiving, taking in the Muskoka fall colors at the Bala Cranberry Festival in nearby Bala, Ontario is a must. Bala is one of the top Muskoka places to visit. You can read about the Bala Cranberry Festival here .

Santa’s Village

Santa’s Village is a fun, family-friendly amusement park on the Muskoka River. Found in Bracebridge, Santa’s Village has over 60 acres of rides, attractions, and shows that cater to families with young children. Older kids and adults though might get more out of Muskoka Zip Lines & Aerial Park, which is right next door. Featuring treetop canopy tours and aerial adventure courses, this park is great for those seeking an adrenaline rush.

Downtown Bracebridge and Bracebridge Falls

Situated a short walk from downtown Bracebridge, Ontario, and offering lots of parking, Bracebridge Falls is perfect for those looking for some unique scenery. There is a small lake that offers swimming under the small falls. And there are plenty of nearby shops and restaurants to explore. The old mill makes for a great photo stop.

Muskoka Brewery

The popular beers in Muskoka are those that come from Muskoka Brewery. And this cozy restaurant and brewery make a great place to sit down, grab a meal and take in the relaxing Muskoka vibe.

These falls make for a spectacular spot to take in the Muskoka scenery. The views from the top of the falls are gorgeous. And High Falls, located just North of Bracebridge off of HWY 11 is a perfect spot for a picnic.

Where to Stay in Bracebridge, Ontario

Because of Bracebridge’s position as in the Muskoka region, there are a number of amazing resorts and bed and breakfasts to choose from. Bracebridge has a great selection of high-quality, low-cost hotels such as the Quality Inn and the Sleep Inn . The nearby area also has some amazing cottage resorts such as the Trillium Resort and Spa . But there is no lack of options in the region. You can check the prices and availability of hotels near Bracebridge here.

No matter where you choose to stay in Bracebridge, or whether you just make it a day trip to Muskoka, you are bound to be dazzled by the scenery. Have you ever taken a Lake Muskoka cruise? Tell us about it in the comments. Or send us an email from our contact page ! Let us know if we missed any amazing things to do in Bracebridge, Ontario.

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Tuesday 7th of November 2017

Canada is beautiful and this kind of cruises are always so interesting. I'm sure the kids must have loved it! I would ;)

Tuesday 31st of October 2017

I've never been on a cruise. Hope to make my way to Lake Muskoka one day and take my kids as well. Thanks for sharing!

Alyson Long

Saturday 28th of October 2017

The falls look amazing! I'd never heard of Muskoka, so thanks for the education, I learn so much from travel blogs and discover so many great things to do. Must try this area of Canada.

Friday 27th of October 2017

The food looks so great. My mouth watered :) Glad I'm reading this on my lunch break. Haha!

Looks like the fam had fun, as always!

Eric Gamble

don't judge me Kevin, but I would probably be very excited seeing Santa's Village and his boat powering down the river also! the lady Muskoka Cruise looks awesome I never even heard of that area of Ontario not to say that I know much of that province but what a beautiful area with all those cottages. I would love to be there to check out the cranberry Festival that sounds awesome

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The Viking Octantis, one of the largest cruise ships on the Great Lakes, anchored off the shores of Mackinac Island and used tender boats to take passengers to the island for a day visit, which began with a carriage tour.

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