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Santa's Village is a delightful place to spend a few nights in Bracebridge. Two campgrounds — Whispering Pines and Muskoka Ridge — offer over 200 sites, many of which come with full hookups and 15-, 30-, or 50-amp electric. A swimming pool is available at both campgrounds. Other extras include a playground, hiking trails, a board game lending library, fishing equipment, and boat rentals. Santa's Village is right on the Muskoka River and offers easy access to nearby attractions.

Another great place to park your campervan rental in Bracebridge is High Falls Bay. Choose a site on the beach, near the falls, or in the woods, then head out to snap photos of "The Niagara of the North." Amenities include electric and water hookups, picnic tables, outdoor toilets and showers, and a communal fire pit.

If you're feeling famished, Bracebridge offers a decent selection of international cuisine, including Thai, Irish, Japanese, and Mexican food. Once you've finished your meal, set out to experience the town's star attractions. If you're camping at Santa’s Village, pay a visit to the on-site amusement park. Cool off at the splash pad, get your adrenaline pumping on the rides, drive a bumper boat, meet some new friends at the petting zoo, play arcade games — the possibilities are endless.

Those looking for something a little more educational can drive to Gravenhurst and spend time exploring the Muskoka Discovery Centre. This museum is fun for the whole family, with an aquarium, a kids' zone packed with hands-on activities and games, and an array of displays of steamships and other unique vessels.

Art enthusiasts are also well catered for in Bracebridge, with a few art galleries to explore. Let the Cat Go Art Studio is worth a visit and hosts several workshops and classes for all ages and mediums. Learn how to weave your own tapestries, or treat the kids to a fun painting class. Check out Chapel Gallery to see paintings, sculptures, pottery, and handcrafted jewelry from local artists.

If you'd prefer getting some fresh air to wandering around a gallery, head to the Rotary Centennial Gardens. The walkways through this colorful tract are wheelchair-accessible for visitors with disabilities.