Pow Wow Point Lodge has an activity for everyone. For the adventurous waterskiing, and tubing to our extensive water park with waterslides, trampolines or tackling our newest addition “the iceberg” that will challenge even the most daring member of the family. For a more relaxed day on Beautiful Peninsula Lake, Pow Wow has canoes, kayaks and paddleboats for our guests to use throughout the day.

Everyday at Pow Wow Point Lodge is different. Our recreation team will keep you and our family as busy as you would like. We will even entertain your children in the Kids Club which runs Sunday through Friday between 9:30-12noon and 2:30 -4:00.

Free for Guest use:

Waterfront: Canoes, Kayaks, Paddleboats are available for your use. Each person in the watercraft MUST have a lifejacket in the vessel and the vessel must have an emergency kit onboard. Peninsula Lake is highly patrolled by the O.P.P Marine unit

Water Park: Have fun and challenge yourself on our many inflatable “islands”, “blobs”, “slides, “trampolines” and new “iceberg”. We strongly recommend the use of lifejackets on and in the water park.

Water Skiing and Tubing: Please check our weekly recreation schedule for days and times.

Waterfront Equipment can be used ½ hour after sunrise and ½ hr before sunset.

Mountain Bikes and Helmets: We have a select number of bikes for our guest to enjoy on the Pow Wow property.

Hiking: Pow Wow Point Lodge is very proud of the 5.7 km Interpretive Hiking Trail, featuring a typical Muskoka “transition” forest. The trail winds its way through uplands and lowland forest on a loop from the main Lodge.

Tennis: Enjoy one of the few red Clay Tennis Courts left in Ontario. (Racquets are available on request, but for your game we suggest bringing your own.

Shuffleboard / Horseshoes: Challenge a friend or family member to a Muskoka Lodge classic.

Inclement Weather Activities: just because Mother Nature did not shine on your vacation does not mean the fun will stop. Our recreation team will change activities to suit the weather conditions. (July and August only)

Indoor pool/whirlpool/sauna: Open throughout the week, please check with operating hours.

Indoor Recreation Room/Lounge: Ping Pong, Board Games, Puzzles and Books

INTERPRETIVE TRAIL:

We have an interpretive walking trail approximately 5.7 kms featuring a pleasant walk through a typical Muskoka “Transition” forest. You will find samples of seasonal flora and fauna coupled with a beautiful view of Peninsula Lake. There is a map and guide available at the front desk for your use.

If you wish to enjoy one of the many attractions in Muskoka, packed lunches can be arranged with staff the evening before.

DAY TRIPS

LESLIE M. FROST NATURAL RESOURCES CENTER: The Visitor Center has exhibits and displays of fish and wildlife, forestry, rocks and minerals. There are over 27 kms of trails to explore. The Center is located on Hwy. 35, south of Dorset.

ALGONQUIN PARK: Located on Hwy. #60 - 20 miles from the Lodge to the West Gates. The Visitors Center & Museum is a " MUST SEE". Passes are availabe at the front desk.

ARROWHEAD PROVINCIAL PARK: The Park offers over ten miles of marked hiking trails, as well as interpretive films and talks in the natural amphitheater.

SANTA'S VILLAGE: Located at Bracebridge; always provides a "happy day" for younger children.

1/2 DAY TRIPS

These locations can be visited in the morning or afternoon.

PRECAMBRIAN ROCK CUT: With glacier fold south of Birkendale Resort.

DORSET FIRE TOWER AND LOOKOUT PARK: On a 500 ft. peak overlooking Dorset and Trading Bay. A 100 ft. steel tower gives a wonderful panoramic view for camera fans.

ROBINSON'S GENERAL STORE: Located in Dorset. A real old-time Canadian General Store.

THE BAYSVILLE DAM: Located on Hwy. 117 at Baysville.

MUSKOKA MUSEUM AND PIONEER VILLAGE: At Huntsville Memorial Park - A collection of reconstructed pioneer log buildings, depicting the lifestyles of a crossroads settlement in the day between 1860 and 1910. Summer Hours 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission: $6.00/adult, $4.00/Child (6-12) + tax. Children under 5 are free.

DYER'S MEMORIAL: One man’s monument to his wife. This beautiful monument is surrounded by a 10 acre botanical garden. Main Street Huntsville and Hwy #60. Cross Hwy #60-follow road 3 km to Williamsport Road turn right. Follow for 5 km turn left (at green mail lock box). For about 2 km follow the road, crossing a bridge and turn right just past the old stone school house. Rough road - single lane for approx. 1.5 km.

OXTONGUE RAPIDS PARK: Three miles east of Dwight. A series of beautiful rapids on the Oxtongue River.

INDIAN TRADING POST: One store at Dwight.

RAGGED FALLS: Two miles east of Oxtongue Lake. A 400 foot cascade over falls and rapids. Traces of early logging history can be found here.

LAKE CRUISES

SEGWUN STEAMSHIP: Restored steamship offering a 2 hour cruise - Docked at Gravenhurst, reservations are required.

LADY MUSKOKA: Docked at Riverside Inn, Bracebridge.

GOLFING

DEERHURST GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB:
Lakeside Course18 hole-par 65
Highlands PGA Course 18 hole- par 72.

WHISPERING PINES:
9 hole - par 31. Requires no T-off time.

HUNTSVILLE DOWNS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB:
18 holes
Also driving range.

GRANDVIEW GOLF COURSE:
9 hole - Par 31

HORSEBACK RIDING

DEERHURST RIDING STABLES:
Reservations required.

ROSIE’S STABLES:
Reservations required.

See Sample Weekly Activity Schedule