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General stores

Rosseau General Store

This cherished Muskoka institution is often described as “cute as a button.” Open since 1874, it is more than just a general store experience. With Muskoka-branded clothing, hardware, cottage games, puzzles and a delightful selection of groceries including local produce, it's a must-visit.

Robinson’s

General Store

The century-old general store in Dorset, now under new ownership, has reopened. Serving the community year-round, it provides a variety of cottage essentials, produce, highly rated ice cream and more. The rustic sign outside makes for a perfect road trip photo op.

Designer pop-ups

L’eau

Dive into the charming world of L'eau in Port Carling. Discover a treasure trove of timeless cottage-inspired jewelry, clothing and goods, carefully curated to embody the essence of stylish lakeside living while embracing local artisans and sustainable practices.

The Outpost

The Outpost by Wolfe has opened its doors in Minett. Explore a thoughtfully curated collection of comfortable and versatile wardrobe essentials, including gender-neutral pieces like the Addley linen dresses and Huxley T-shirts, all designed and locally made in Canada.

Antiques and oddities

Torrance General

This rebranded general store offers an elevated experience. Alongside the main store, you'll find the Streamliner Coffee and Goods, a coffee shop and Potbelly's, a peameal sandwich shop. The store features sleek branding and a selection of sophisticated products.

Farmers markets

Gravenhurst Farmers Market

Running on some Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. until October, opening festivities at this farmers market are happening June 7. The organizers promise a slew of fun activities and themed dates this summer, including giveaways, activities for children, music, monthly market bags and more. Currently, its events calendar shows a strawberry season celebration on June 28 and a Canada Day celebration.

Bracebridge Farmers Market

Beginning June 3, this market will run weekly on Saturdays until Oct. 2 this year from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Frequently visited by both locals and tourists, vendors include bakeries, bee farms, jewelry makers and even a plant-based company. After you shop, you can head to one of the local breweries in town while you snack on your treats.