Deerhurst Resort Muskoka

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An easy two-hour and two-turn drive or coach ride from Toronto’s airport, Deerhurst Resort in Muskoka is a Canadian retreat which served as the host venue for the 2010 G8 Summit of world leaders. Nestled along one of the 1,600 pristine lakes that dot Ontario’s popular Muskoka tourism region, this landmark destination, encompasses 40,000 sq. ft. of truly flexible function space, including Legacy Hall, the largest hotel venue north of Toronto. In 2019 Deerhurst launched a totally redesigned conference wing in the main Pavilion and the magnificent new Lakeside Lodge - 150 modern suites right on the lakefront. Complete, turn-key options are simple to find here with 26 function rooms in two distinct conference areas including an exhibit/concert hall, two ballrooms and 760 acres of true break-out space including new outdoor event space at Sunset Bay. With an overall conference capacity for 1,000 overnight guests, seating for 720 at dinner rounds and 1,200 theatre style, plus multiple hospitality suites, you’ll find the ideal fit for events large or small. Seasonal venues, including the beach, Sunset Bay plus multiple decks and terraces, capture Muskoka’s outdoor appeal. The nights can be as exciting as the day with a variety of entertainment options that can be easily arranged. With state-of-the-art stage, lighting and sound as a standard set-up in Legacy Hall, Deerhurst is the ideal host for concerts and special events. Two golf courses, the 9 hole Deerhurst Lakeside, and top-rated 18 hole par 72 Deerhurst Highlands, make Deerhurst the perfect destination for any golf event from a full-fledged tournament to a fun themed activity to suit all playing abilities. Deerhurst Resort offers a full range of activity options year-round, from Tree Top Trekking and indoor rock climbing to its signature Adventures in Excellence team building programming, including Personality Dimensions™ and theme challenges. Four seasons of cool-to dos start at an extensive waterfront with boating and beach fun on the lake plus water skiing, flyboarding, jetskis, a wakeboarding cable park, and the possibility of organized regatta-style competitions. Other on-site adventure options include hiking trails, paintball, Yamaha ATV Tours and, in winter, ice-skating, cross-country skiing and guided Yamaha snowmobile rides. Very close by is Hidden Valley Highlands downhill ski area and Arrowhead Provincial Park which features a 1.3km ice-skating trail through the woods. Inside, a comprehensive sports complex includes pool, spa and fitness equipment. Added draws include the charming downtown Huntsville and world-famous Algonquin Park just minutes away. Deerhurst Resort’s 400 accommodations include hotel rooms, Summit Lodge suites, and one-, two- and three-bedroom fully appointed resort homes clustered around the golf course and the lake. A nightly resort fee includes a host of benefits including parking and hi-speed wireless Internet access, which is also available in the lobby and restaurants. The only resort in North America that produces both its own maple syrup and honey on property, Deerhurst offers four restaurants -- Compass Grill & Lounge, Drift Kitchen + Bar, The Antler Steakhouse (May - October) and Maple Pub & Patio. Deerhurst’s ready-to-serve catering options include everything from campfires with hot chocolate and s’mores to marché-style interactive dinners, themed evenings and inventive breaks. In addition to welcoming presidents and prime ministers, Deerhurst has fine-tuned its event expertise hosting complex events like the Muskoka Ironman 70.3 and the Canadian National Pond Hockey Championships (with 24 rinks) as well as presenting concerts featuring Randy Bachman, Jim Cuddy, April Wine, Jann Arden, Serena Ryder and many other headliners.