very great place people are super great sevice is super great and i will go there again i am from…read morebarrie ont its worth the drive to go the with cheap gas

Good store.... Cheapest gas in the town... good staff.... Free chocolate on fill up of $100read more

I love this store. It has a wide range of convenience items. I live nearby and find the trip to…read moreParry Sound not necessary in all cases. It also has a decor store and I was able to furnish my living room along with professional consulting services. It is gorgeous and met the approval of friends and neighbors. If you need camping supplies, gear, gifts, milk, or treats, ice cream, , etc this is the place to go. I go in even when I don't really need anything but I can assure you I come out with something!

For being in the middle of no where with only a short season to make a profit I understand why the…read moreprices here are as high as they are. Not much on technology without debit but again with it's location I can understand. Good selection of products for most site camping at Killbear with more souvenirs and toys than wilderness camping products. Friendly service keeps me coming back for treats like ice cream for the kids and sometimes to do something if it rains.

Great gas bar, and convenience store. Very clean washrooms, lots of gas pumps. Staff were friendly…read moreand helpful

HST free gas! Need I say anymore?…read more A bit north of Barrie, in cottage country stop to top off or fill up on gas. Popular spot so they are adding another row of pumps in the back. The store is pretty standard trucker stop goods plus some souvenirs like crystals, dream weavers, katanas, mocs, and some interesting recreational sort of treats. Bathrooms are clean and well maintained.

What a fantastic and cute store. Like everyone else said , it has everything you'd need. A hardware…read moresection, a toy section, pet section, some clothes for warm and colder weather emblazoned with "Rosseau". And when it comes to food, fresh and frozen is plenty, even a butcher section. Even my kid said "so many things". There is also an ice cream shop out front. Great place to get stuff.

Getting out of the city can be hectic, but totally worth it to be surrounded by the rolling forests…read moreand lakes of muskoka. The Rosseau General Store has anything you might have forgotten to pack or unexpectedly need, and everything else to make your cottage weekend great. They have camp groceries, seasonal produce, gourmet ingredients, toys, games, hardware, maps, souvenirs, etc. Maybe grab a snack or fresh baked goods and enjoy it on a backyard bench, with a beautiful view of the lake. The store sits on the main village intersection. Hard to miss the beautiful store front with an antique carriage. Refill, restock, and refresh here.

They were able to take care of me with a moments notice even though they were busy. I had a problem…read morewith my transmission cooler leaking on my Lincoln LS and OK Tire took it in and replaced the part, tighten hoses, and refill my tranny fluid while many other mechanics from Espanola, Sudbury and in between refused to help me because they 'don't have the tools'. The problem was that those other mechanics were too afraid to think. OK Tire got the job done and done right.

"Oooh, let's go camping for the long weekend" "Yes lets'"…read more"Why are we weaving all over the highway, do we have a flat tire" "Yes we do" "Oh sh....oot" Okay Tire to the rescue. My bad in delaying this review because I have now misplaced the card of the owner and have forgotten the names of the people who helped us. The owner was beyond helpful, letting us drop our tire off after they had officially closed and giving us a ridiculously low cost to have it fixed. He was also so pleasant while he waited for us to finally pull the tire out of our trunk (we were on our way to camp and had all the items associated with doing so) Our pickup and check out wasn't nearly as smooth with the employee at the counter trying to tell us he would have to charge us for use of a jack and that they didn't have the man power to offer us use of one until 2 days from the Sunday we wanted to leave (our jack was broken). Fortunately, another employee working in the garage overheard and offered to help us without us having to ask and at zero charge So, one guy was a dick but the other two people we met were A-Okay (tire) and I highly recommend if you are in the area and need some rim work

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Mortimer's Marine Ltd. -- known more affectionately as Mortimer's Point -- is one of my favorite…read moremarinas on the Lakes because of the following: 1) They sell bulk candy, all of it gummy. I absolutely cannot resist gummy candy, especially if you make it sour and coat it in sugar. Pick up a brown paper bag (reminiscent of school lunches all those many years ago), a pair of miniature tongs, and go to town. Keep track of the number you put in your sack (they're $0.05 apiece), tell the cashier and pay, and you're on your way to a candy coma. 2) There's an old-fashioned Esso sign hanging out in the middle of the Lake, letting you know Mortimer's point is up around the bend. I *love* this Esso sign, all by its lonesome in the middle of the water. I think I have more pictures of *it* than of the family up there. 3) MP doubles as an "airport." Meaning, this is where the rich folk from Toronto (who aren't rich enough to have a seaplane garage at their cottage) land and store their seaplanes. So there's always several moored at Mortimer's. We like to eyeball them whenever we're gassing up the boat. The novelty of a seaplane really never wears off... 4) There never seem to be any adults around. It's like this place is run entirely by children and teens. It gives you an oddly exciting, "Children of the Corn" adrenaline rush. And when you push off the dock to leave, you kind of feel a sense of relief that you didn't fall victim to He Who Walks Behind the Rows.