Directions to Diamonds
Huntsville Baseball Diamonds
Directions to McCulley Robertson Diamonds:
From the South
Take Highway 11 to Huntsville. Exit Muskoka Rd 2, west towards Ravenscliffe, Follow Muskoka Rd 2 for approximately 500 metres and look for sign on the right for entrance to baseball diamonds on Williams Rd.
McCulley Robertson Diamonds 300 Williams Street, Huntsville
Gravenhurst: Wharf Diamond, Gull Lake Diamond, Muskoka Bay Diamond
Take highway 169, past Boston Pizza, Turn Left at light's onto North Muldrew Lake road, first left James Street, Wharf diamond is on the left.
Take highway 169, past Boston pizza through the lights 3kms and Muskoka Bay diamond is on the right.
Gull Lake diamond is on Bethune Drive downtown Gravenhurst.
Bracebridge Baseball Diamonds
Directions to Peake Field:
From the South
Take Highway 11 North to Braebridge, Exit east on Taylor Rd. Diamond entrance is just east of Highway 11 on the south side of Taylor Rd.
Peak Fields 1028 Taylor Road, Bracebridge
Kerr Park Bracebridge Hardball regulation size Diamond
Take Ecclestone drive to Light's at Riverside, turn left onto Beaumont drive, down on left hand side.
McCulley-Robertson Ball Diamond Renamed in Honor of Stan Rimmington
In summer 2024, Ball Diamond A at McCulley-Robertson Recreation Park was officially renamed Rimmington Diamond, recognizing Stan Rimmington’s incredible impact on Huntsville’s baseball community. A Huntsville Hall of Famer, Rimmington has been a driving force in local baseball for decades, helping grow the sport and inspire generations of young players.
With the full support of the McCulley and Robertson families, the renaming celebrates his lasting contributions—from running his long-standing fastball tournament to mentoring youth and advocating for active play. His dedication, spanning over 40 years, makes him more than deserving of this honor.
Rimmington Diamond now stands as a tribute to his legacy, ensuring that his commitment to the game continues to inspire future players in Huntsville.
Welcome to Diamond A at McCulley Sports Complex - Now Officially Known as Rimmington Diamond
Celebrating Holm Diamond
June 24th marked a very important date in the history of the Muskoka Hornets. Just over 6 years after he passed away, former Hornets executive, coach and baseball dad Mike Holm was honored posthumously with his number 25 retired officially by the Muskoka Hornets and the diamond at Kerr Park renamed Holm Diamond.
At a ceremony held on this date to honor Holm, the Muskoka Hornets 18U team, which includes Mike's son Mark and a call up for this event, younger brother Luke, were joined between games of a doubleheader with Innisfil to mark the important event.
Other local dignitaries including MPP Graydon Smith (pictured on right), Bracebridge Mayor Rick Maloney (pictured in middle) and Bracebridge Councilor (and former Hornets Coach) Barry Hammond (pictured on left).
From now on, we will be referring to all games at Kerr Park as Holm Diamond and encourage all our members and baseball fans in the community to visit the diamond where you will see Mike's #25 on the fence and a sign denoting the new diamond name. This is a long overdue honor for Mike and his family.
Welcome to Holm Diamond