SWS Ski School

SWS Ski School, formerly known as “Summer Ski”, has been providing top-notch waterski, wakeboard, and flyboard instruction for over 50 years in Canada. With an average of 30,000 people getting up on the water each year, SWS is a trusted leader in watersports education. From dockside lessons to summer camps, rentals, cable park, and weekly ski shows, SWS has everything you need to make the most out of summer on the water.

No prior experience is necessary to learn how to waterski, wakeboard, or flyboard with SWS. Offering lessons at multiple locations throughout Muskoka, SWS ensures a safe, fun, and empowering experience for learners of all ages and skill levels. Private lessons at your own dock are also available for those seeking a more personalized experience.

Flyboarding clinics are a unique offering at SWS Ski School, allowing riders to soar up to 50 feet in the air, dive into the water, and perform impressive aerial acrobatics. World-class instructors ensure a quick learning curve and an unforgettable experience for participants.

SWS Ski School's famous waterski shows are held every Tuesday throughout the summer at the Windsor Park in Bala. These family-friendly events showcase the talents of SWS's trick skiers, wakeboarders, and flyboarders, providing entertainment and amazement for spectators of all ages.

For those who grew up spending summers in Muskoka, SWS Ski School evokes memories of the first time strapping on waterskis and feeling the exhilarating rush of gliding over the water. This passion for watersports is what drives the team at SWS to pass on that same excitement to every learner who joins the school.

The sales team at SWS Ski School are boating enthusiasts, eager to share their knowledge and love for boating in Muskoka. Additionally, the skilled technicians offer expert service at all Boatworks locations, ensuring that every boat is in top shape for a day on the water. Experience the thrill of watersports with SWS Ski School and create unforgettable memories on the beautiful lakes of Muskoka.