Yes.

Skeletons found there …

Skeleton Lake in Muskoka got its name over 125 years ago when land surveyors found human skeletal remains on the shore. Local lore says the bones belonged to an Indigenous mother and her son who were too weak to travel and tragically starved during a harsh winter camp.The Legend of the NameThe Discovery: Surveyors exploring the area in the 1800s found the human bones on the northern shore.The Local Account: When the surveyors asked local Ojibwa residents about the remains, they learned of a tragic winter.The Starvation: A local band faced severe food shortages; when the group moved on, a mother and son stayed behind and perished.Lake FactsGeology: The lake basin fills an ancient meteorite impact crater.Water Quality: It is spring-fed, making the water exceptionally clear and clean.Location: It sits in the District Municipality of Muskoka, spanning parts of Huntsville and Muskoka Lakes