The large, glassy surface of Ontario’s Lake Muskoka sits just between Gravenhurst and Port Carling. The first inhabitants on record were indigenous peoples, mainly of the Algonquin and Huron tribes, although the name Muskoka comes from Musquakie, an Ojibwe or Chippewa chief who signed the treaty selling 250,000 acres of land to the Province of Ontario.
Lake Muskoka’s Millionaires Row is known as Billionaires Row. Today the shores of this glittering expanse are lined with the homes of Hollywood’s rich and famous, star athletes, and other captains of industry. If you have ever imagined yourself living an episode of the “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” in person, a visit to this lakeside hideaway is for you!
Dotting the shores of Lake Muskoka are palatial “cottages” (more like mansions), with their shingled rooftops and wraparound sundecks peeking through the canopy of trees surrounding the water.
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