Increased downtown parking, boat slips available in Gravenhurst

If you’re heading downtown Gravenhurst this spring, you’ll have more time to enjoy the town without worrying about your car. Council decided this week to increase the allowed parking time to three hours. The Gravenhurst BIA requested council change the time allowed from two hours to three, and the change takes effect immediately. The town will change the signs by early May to reflect the new parking time period.

Gravenhurst also notes it has a variety of boat slips available for rent. You can rent a slip for a week, a month or the full season, and they are located at the Muskoka Wharf. Anyone interested can call 705-687-3412 Ext.265 or email publicworks@gravenhurst.ca.

 

Taylor Ablett
Taylor Ablett
A Hamilton, Ontario native who has traveled and lived across the country. I was most recently living in Timmins writing local and national news for Vista Radio, as well as co-hosting the Moose FM morning show. I am now living in Huntsville, working as the Cottage Country News Director for Vista Radio. Have a story idea? Email me at tablett@moosefm.com

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