(Huntsville, ON) June is Recreation and Parks Month, making it the perfect time to release a new suite of indoor and outdoor summer activities offered by the Town of Huntsville and Huntsville Public Library. 

Staying engaged – whether indoors or out – contributes to better physical and mental well-being, and Recreation and Parks Month is a wonderful reminder to explore new hobbies, revisit past interests, or simply enjoy the social connections that come with community programs. 

Summer program registration opens Thursday, June 5 at 8:30 a.m., both online and in person. Whether you are looking to soak in the sunshine or beat the heat, our 2025 Summer Recreation Programs and Activities are here to keep residents of all ages engaged, energized, and having fun all season long. Highlights include swim to survive, indoor pickleball, yoga on the dock, and family open floor. June is also Seniors’ Month, and we will be celebrating with a Strawberry Social through the Active Living Centre. With programs filling quickly, early registration is encouraged to secure your spot in these popular offerings. 

For those looking for a memorable experience for your kids, there are still spots available in a number of the Town’s Summer Camps. The Huntsville Public Library is also buzzing with activity, with its popular TD Summer Reading Club, storywalks, STEAM activities and summer pop-ups around town. Visit huntsvillelibrary.ca for full details and schedules. 

For more on the Town’s summer programming, visit our website at huntsville.ca. It has a new look for a new season of activities and replaces our digital arts, culture and recreation guide. Be sure to bookmark huntsville.ca, or specific program pages for adults, youth, swimming and skating, where you will find all the information you need on your favourite activities. Each page features easy-to-navigate details and downloadable schedules to help you plan your perfect summer. 

Let’s make it a summer to remember. Discover something new, stay active, and celebrate the joy of recreation right here in Huntsville! 

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About the Town of Huntsville 

Located in Ontario’s cottage country, the Town of Huntsville is the largest community in the District Municipality of Muskoka. From May to October the Town receives a significant influx of visitors, doubling if not tripling the permanent resident population of over 21,000. The combination of Muskoka’s scenic beauty, rugged landscape, extensive waterfront, and close proximity to the world-famous Algonquin Park has made Huntsville a popular retreat for year-round residents, seasonal residents, and tourists alike. In addition to 68,000 hectares of unparalleled natural environment, Huntsville has a vibrant downtown, dynamic arts and culture scene, and world-class restaurants, shopping and recreation facilities. The Town’s economy is primarily based on tourism, recreation, and the service sector, with a strong construction industry.