It has more than 365 miles of shoreline and is a paradise for boaters and people who like to fish. The shoreline is generally rugged and the lake is dotted with islands.

The Oxtongue River drains much of Algonquin Park and flows into the lake near the Village of Dwight. This river is navigable by small boats up to Marshes Falls and the beauty of the river makes it a trip not to be missed.

The water leaves the lake via the Muskoka river at Baysville.

Lake of Bays is a deep lake (over 250 feet in some spots) and that makes it a perfect habitat for lake trout.

The beauty of the lake draws celebrities from Hollywood, the music business, the sports world and the business world ... many have vacation homes on the Lake of Bays.

Our accommodation charges include use of our canoes, kayaks, rowboat, and paddleboats. There are several marinas on the lake where motorized boats of various sizes can be rented.