This beautiful Muskoka spa is nestled among 86 acres of pristine forest and woodlands with a spirited waterfall and private lake, The Trillium Resort & Spa invites guests the opportunity to relax, unwind and be pampered at one of Ontario's finest spas

The vision at the Spa is about the luxury of time in natural space, the healing power of the human touch and the potential for life-changing results for each of their guests.

The Muskoka spa is housed in an airy 5,000 square foot post and beam building, offering three floors of spa services including a wonderful screened-in porch for massages. The Spa is a magical place where relaxation comes naturally as spa professionals cater to the needs of both body and spirit.

As a member of Spas Ontario, the association of premier spas, The Trillium Spa follows the highest operational and ethical spa standards.

The spa offers a soothing, revitalizing array of personal services and treatments. All of the treatment rooms afford beautiful views, for the healing connection with nature. Each of the treatments has been developed for the ultimate in skin and body care.

The menu of spa services caters to both women and men, and includes facials, massage therapy, body wraps, manicures, pedicures and beauty treatments. In addition to several Trillium Signature treatments, you can also enjoy classes in yoga, qi gong, t'ai chi and meditation held in the Main Lodge or on the shores of Devine Lake.

Several day guest and overnight guest packages are available for your spa vacation at this premiere Muskoka Ontario spa.

For a truly indulgent experience, we invite you to visit The Trillium Spa. For more information please read the article "Tips on How to Spa Like a Pro".

"Best Place to Get a Massage" - Leisureways Magazine

"The Trillium Resort and Spa is a new hideaway near Port Sydney. Remote and peaceful, it sits on 86 wooded acres with its own private lake and waterfalls. The spa facilities are seductive. Best of all is a screened in porch surrounded by pine trees where you get massaged to the sound of the waterfall and the twitter of real birds (not the recorded variety)."