Kate Kraversky

We just had a lunch in this authentic restaurant, and were blown away by the quality of the food and very good prices. There is a great variety of meat including beef, lamb and chicken. The meat is cooked on coal grill and it tastes so good! We also loved hummus, and even took some with us. The service is great, there was some wait for the food, but it's because it's cooked from a scratch on fire, and in the end it is so delicious, it's worth the wait. I highly recommend this unique restaurant!

It's a really interesting National Park that is worth a visit. It has the most number of snakes from all other parks, so be ready to meet those crawlers, and don't be scared, they are harmless. You can get to the park by a boat coming from Honey Harbour. There are some cottages on the east shore, and a couple of sandy beaches with BBQ fireplaces. The forest is full of mushrooms, but you can't pick them, it's a national park. The trails are long going through the island. Really nice and usually not crowded park to visit in Ontario!

Really beautiful place in any season.

Beautiful small boat launch and beach. There are a couple of picnic tables and some shade. Not all the parking spaces taken even on a July Saturday. There is also a short trail into forest, ending with a decent deck that can be used for swimming or fishing from the shore. You can sit on the rocks and enjoy the scenery. Great place to relax and enjoy beautiful Muskoka!

Peaceful green place in the middle of busy Angus. It's not kids park, but rather a place to have an outdoor meal that you can buy from the nearby plaza. The park is very informative, and leaves you with a deeper impression on the sacrifices that Canadian soldiers made during "peace" operations. The signs are complemented with meaningful quotes on war and peace.
As mentioned by the previous reviewers, the disadvantage of the park is that it's lacking washroom.