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Welcome to
Baysville
Curling & Bocce Club
It is the mission of the Baysville Curling and 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.
A Cabaret
19 Years of Age and Older
A gentle reminder that our club has a scent-free policy.
We ask all members and participants to kindly refrain from wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or other heavily-scented products while attending club events both on and off the premises. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring that we can all enjoy time spent at our events without discomfort or allergic reactions.
Thank you for your understanding.
Support the Baysville Curling Club!
Cash donations directed to the Baysville Curling 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.
Our News
Featured
Where to find us
Come Visit
Nestled in the heart of Muskoka, our facility welcomes new visitors.