Gravenhurst's urban core lays between Lake Muskoka and Gull Lake with easy walkable access between the two locations! In addition to these large lakes, Gravenhurst offers access to many other lakes and rivers, where you can enjoy canoeing, kayaking, rowing, boating, waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing and so much more!
If you brought your own vessel check out the list of launches and public docks in and around Gravenhurst. If you don't have your own water "toy" visit our business directory for a list of locations where you can rent a boat, personal watercraft, canoe, kayak or other cool toys for the day.
Did you know we even have power surfboards and parasailing? Yup... we do!
Municipal Boat Launches
Launches are normally a paved and maintained location to launch your boat. Long term docking and swimming may not be permitted at these locations. Parking may be located off site or a short distance from the launch. Currently, the Town of Gravenhurst does not charge launching fees. Please enjoy the water responsibly.
Gull Lake - Moody Drive Launch |
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Gull Lake - Hewitt Street Launch |
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Loon and Turtle Lake Landing |
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Kahshe Lake | ||||||
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Morrison Creek Landing |
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Lake Muskoka - Glen Echo Landing |
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Lake Muskoka - Wharf Marina |
COVID-19 restrictions in place for staffing, fuel and washroom facilities. Services Available:
Gull Lake Rotary Park, Lions Pavilion, Muskoka Wharf Sports Field, Muskoka Bay Park, Muskoka Beach Park
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Muldrew Lake |
Indian Landing
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North Morrison Lake Landing |
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Severn River - Nesbitt Launch |
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Sparrow Lake - Franklin Park Launch |
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Public Docks
These public docks are locations where you can moor your boat temporarily. There may be swimming or fishing permitted at these locations. Docks are all use at your own risk and on site signage will provide prohibited and permitted activity information.
Gull Lake Rotary Park |
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Gull Lake and Silver Lakes - Hewitt Street Docks |
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Lake Muskoka - Muskoka Wharf |
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Severn River |
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Sparrow Lake - Franklin Park Launch |
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Lake Access Points
These access points are simply that, a rural location where you can get to the water. These locations are use at your own risk and may or may not be maintained beyond a walking path.
Deer Lake |
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Loon Lake and Turtle Lake |
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Sparrow Lake |
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Three Mile Lake |
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