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Scugog SCUGOG ISLAND CRUISES PORT PERRY ‘Scugog Island Cruises is celebrating its 10th year providing tours of Lake Scugog from its dock, located in downtown Port Perry. En- joy beautiful Lake Scugog cruises on the double-deck cruise ship named ‘The Woodman”. Discover Lake Scugog’s beauty on nar- rated sightseeing tours. Lunch cruises, brunches, sunset dinner cruises and entertainment cruises. Weddings and private charters are also available for special occasions. Ship location is 119 Queen Street, Port Perry. Office located at 166 Water Street, Port Perry. For more information, and schedules call 905-982-1106 . NORTHWOOD ZOO - SEAGRAVE Northwood Zoo i: ic fidit safe and loving environment to over 100 exotic animal species, which include tigers, lions, primates, bears, wolves, buffalo, eagles,owls and other wonderful creatures. Northwood is fully licensed by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and provides educational tours for schools, senior citizen groups and special needs groups. Northwood Zoo and Animal Sanctuary professionally trains and handles animals for movies, private parties, television, community events and more. It is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is located at 2192 Cookston Lane, RR 2, Seagrave - 905-985-2738. OCALA ORCHARDS WINERY - PORT PERRY Ocala Orchards Farm Winery (or Ocala Winery) opened to the public as a licensed Ontario winery in the summer of 1995. Fifteen acres of orchards and 20 acres of producing and maturing vine- yards provide the fruit for Ocala’s wines. The leans ner whe on grapes used for its wines must be grown on-site. Any fruit that is purchased to support wine production must be Ontario, Canada fruit only. O the fruit used in on-site wine production. Located at 971 High Pa Road, just south-west of Port Perry. Call 905-985-9924 SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM - PORT PERRY The Scugog Shores Museum Village is located on Scugog Is- land, overlooking the town of Port Perry. The mission of the Mu- seum is to preserve, research, interpret and exhibit artifacts that illustrate the cultural and natural history of the area. The museum grounds are home to 12 restored buildings in the historic village, heritage flower and vegetable gardens and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands. Special events, school programs and guided tours make the Museum an exciting place to visit throughout the year. Open Monday to Sunday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Located at 16210 Island Road, Port Perry. Information call 905-985-8698 x 103. 07. JULY FOCUS 64 pages.indd 49 FOCUS - JULY 2012 49 12-06-25 11:26 AM