WOW Muskoka – We Did It: 653+ Shoeboxes for Christmas

I could NOT be more proud of the Muskoka community this holiday season.  Remember my plea to make a shoebox for a special lady in a Muskoka shelter this holiday season? That’s right: that’s Joanne Buie, Penny Burns and Barb Baldwin and a sea of shoeboxes.  We did it; with a target of 500 and requests from shelters […]

Whats Brewing in the Muskoka Real Estate Market

2 crappy weather summers seem like a distant memory after the sun, heat and drought of summer 2016.  It seems the boat sales market isn’t the only thing booming around the Muskoka area however.  For the first time in over a decade there are bidding wars on cottages going down!  In taking a gigantic overview of the […]

Two Thumbs Up!

We’ve been so crazy busy lately that I forgot that we had tickets to the Gravenhurst theatre, thankfully remembering a few hours shy of the curtain call! Pretty happy that I did because we spent two hours in a suprisingly non-packed theatre watching four extremely talented actors/tresses execute a brilliantly clever and witty theatre production […]

Return of the Dock!

Spring may have sprung, or in the case of last weekend, summer, but today is far more exciting than any day yet because docks have resurfaced on Lake Muskoka!  That’s right no more this … While it could have been alot worse in the end, and very few folks will arrive to find scenes like […]

Muskoka Flood 2016 Causing Significant Damage to Lakeside Properties

Despite the MNR having drawn down more water each year since the massive flood of 2013, we are yet again witnessing significant flood conditions in 2016. On March 16th Lake Muskoka measured 2 FEET higher than the same time last year so flooding was inevitable. Currently, water levels are sitting 7″ short of 2013’s peak level […]

Tis the Season! Let the Lake Muskoka Water Level Games Commence

That’s right cottage season 2016 is upon us and the ice-out date pools are taking shape. Facts: Top of our dock level sits at 384″ In April 2013 the water peaked at 402″ (ie major flood) In April 2014 the water peaked at 389″ (still flooded) “Water levels generally begin to rise on their own through […]