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Welcome to
Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club
(formerly Baysville Curling & Bocce Club)
It is the mission of the Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club to provide a safe, clean and friendly environment that offers the opportunity to enjoy fellowship and sport. We are dedicated to the promotion of curling and bocce by providing an affordable, enjoyable, and social activity for people of all skill levels, from beginner to experienced.
This club is a scent-free facility.
Poinsettia Perfect
presented by Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club
Exquisite Poinsettia Plants
Red, White, Pink, Tri-colour
8" $25+ hst
10" $35+ hst
Tropical Planter, indoor
Lasts for months!
$34+ hst
Plants ordered Nov 23 - Dec 6 may have a colour substitution.
PICKUP will be December 11 or later.
Details will be emailed to all buyers.
10 Carol Street, Baysville
THANK YOU!
Trivia Night: Wednesday, December 4th
Doors & Cash Bar Open at 6:30pm
Trivia Begins at 7:00pm and goes until 8:30pm
Deluxe Festive Raffle Basket Tickets on Sale
Community Outreach - Supporting the Dwight Library
The Lake of Bays Township Public Library recently launched their fourth annual online auction. This year’s auction, called “The Library Evolution in Dwight”, will raise funds for an extension to the Dwight branch. Check out the variety of good and services on offer, but hurry - the auction closes Sunday, November, 10th at 9pm.
Emma Miskew of "Team Homan" Visits Lake of Bays: A Thrilling Morning
Baysville, Ont. Friday, Oct. 11, 2024
Written by Greg Mckenzie, Director Strategic Growth,
Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club
It was an exciting morning at Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club, (formerly Baysville Curling and Bocce Club), as we welcomed Emma Miskew, one of the world’s top women curlers, along with Eric Wolfe, Marketing Manager at Lake of Bays Brewing Company.
Emma Miskew’s "Team Homan" recently announced a partnership with Lake of Bays Brewing Company, who has also been a valued long-time sponsor of our club. A special highlight of the visit was the unveiling of a new house decal for our curling rink, designed by Emma herself. In addition to being an elite athlete, Emma is a professionally trained graphic designer, and we’re thrilled to feature her work in our club.
Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club strives to serve our Lake of Bays community. We continuously partner with local businesses to support our efforts to engage the community through curling, bocce, and special events. We take great pride in our ongoing partnership with Lake of Bays Brewing Company and we are excited to be included in their Team Homan sponsorship.
Pictured left to right: Greg Mckenzie, Board Member Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club, Dean Beaudry, Chief Ice Maker, Eric Wolfe, Marketing Manager at Lake of Bays Brewing Company and Emma Miskew, Canadian Olympic Curler - Photo by Ahne Crawford-Ridley
Support the Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club!
Cash donations directed to the Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club are now available through the National Sports Trust Fund of Ontario. This means cash donations of $10.01 CAD or more can receive a receipt for income tax deduction purposes. This is only for cash donations done through their website.
Donate now and help us reach our goal!
Schedule of Events
Bonspiels
& Social Events
Located in the village of Baysville, in the heart of Muskoka, our rink, lounge, bar & kitchen are often the home of special events, and our yearly calendar of Bonspiels.
our history
Celebrating
71 Years
Established in 1952, we have grown and changed in our 71 year history. Our first "home" was in a wood frame building with natural ice. One veteran curler described early curling as "mogul curling" as the rock bounced up and down and back and forth as it made its way to the 'house'.
The ice was natural; the building was extremely cold; lighting was dim; and the corn brooms left a nightmare of "straw" on the sheet.
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Where to find us
Come Visit
Nestled in the heart of Muskoka, our facility welcomes new visitors.