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Dorset

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  • Things To Do
  • Food Highlights
  • Where To Stay

THE QUIET SIDE OF MUSKOKA

Perched between Lake of Bays and Kawagama Lake, Dorset is one of Muskoka’s most picturesque small towns. It’s best known for its stunning scenery, cozy main street, and one of the most iconic lookout points in Ontario.

2 hours 30 minutes from Toronto Pearson

50 minutes from Muskoka Airport (Bracebridge)

Things To Do

Dorset Lookout Tower:

A must-visit. Climb the 30-metre tower for breathtaking panoramic views of Muskoka’s lakes and forests. Open May to October.

Visit a Farmers' Market:

The Dwight Farmers Market is on Thursdays at Lake of Bays Garden Centre and the Baysville Farmers’ Market is Fridays at the Baysville Community Centre.

Visit the Nearby Towns:

The town of Huntsville is just a short drive away for a more lively down feel with additional shops and restaurants.

Explore Algonquin Park:

Dorset is in close proximity to Alonquin Park, making it a great base for a guided tour into the park.

Food Highlights

Zachary’s Restaurant – Family dining with hearty breakfasts and dinner favourites.

Trading Bay Dining Company – Cozy lakeside dining with great views and a casual atmosphere.

Pizza on Earth – Family-owned wood-fired pizzeria serving gourmet pizzas made with quality ingredients.

Food Town – Dorset’s main grocery for everyday essentials and fresh produce.

Henrietta’s Pine Bakery (Dwight) – Lake of Bays’ favourite bakery, beloved for its pastries, bread.

Lake of Bays Brewing Company (Baysville) – Awesome for craft beer and casual bites.

Cast Iron Restaurant (Baysville) – A Lake of Bays staple, loved for its elevated comfort food.

Robinson’s General Store – A Dorset landmark serving cottagers for over a century — part grocer, part outfitter, and part old-fashioned general store.

Where to Stay

IN & AROUND DORSET

Red Skies At Night

7 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 14 GUESTS | NO PETS

Lake of Bays

Land Before Time

6 BEDS | 5.0 BATHS | 12 GUESTS | PETS ALLOWED

Lake of Bays

Nearby Towns