directions to Blue Water Acres, Muskoka cottage resort

<body> <p> </p> <center> <img src="../images/map1.gif" width="275" height="288" alt="Location shown on Map of Ontario" /> </center> <center> <table width="98%" border="0"> <tr> <td>  <p><b>Blue Water Acres</b> is located about 2 1/2 hours drive north of Toronto. It is located in a popular vacation area known as Muskoka. This region is well recognized for its pristine lakes, natural beauty, clean air, abundance of wildlife, and wide array of recreational activities. The resort is located near Algonquin Park on Lake of Bays about 18 km. east of Huntsville.</p> <h2>How to get To Blue Water Acres</h2> <p><strong>From Overseas</strong></p> <p>The most popular travel approach from overseas is "fly/drive". You will fly to the Pearson International Airport in Toronto, rent a car, then drive to Blue Water Acres. There is also a train and bus service from Toronto. A shuttle bus is also available from the Airport to Huntsville. Taxis are available from Huntsville to BlueWater Acres.</p> <p><strong>From Pearson International Airport </strong></p> <p>Pearson International Airport is located just West of Toronto. Take Highway 409 East to Highway 401 East to Highway 400 North; then follow directions (From Toronto) below.</p> <p><strong>From Toronto </strong></p> <p>Drive via Highway 400 north to Barrie. At Barrie Highway 400 merges on to Highway 11. Continue north on Highway 11 to Highway 60 (3 km or 2 miles north of the Huntsville exit). Exit on to Highway 60; drive approximately 18 km (11 miles) along Highway 60 to South Portage Muskoka Road 9. Turn right. Drive about 3 km (2 miles) until you see the sign to Blue Water Acres. Follow signs the next few hundred metres (or yards). </p> <p>From the airport the trip should take less than 3 hours. From Highway 400/401, it should will take about 2 1/2 hours.</p></td> </tr> </table> </center> <center> <p><img src="../images/map.gif" width="211" height="274" alt="Map showing directions from Toronto" /></p> </center> <p> </p> </body>