January 23, 2012

As you are a valued member of our community, and a past guest of one of our Muskoka resorts, we would like to share with you some recent changes within the Delta chain.

Our three Muskoka properties - Grandview, Rocky Crest and Sherwood Inn - are all owned by ClubLink, which is Canada's largest owner, operator and developer of private golf clubs.

Delta and ClubLink have been evaluating their respective strategic plans, and after a decade of excellent partnership, we have mutually agreed that the management of the three resort properties in Muskoka will return to ClubLink as of February 12, 2012.

Rocky Crest and Sherwood Inn will continue to operate as non-branded resort properties after the transition, and we understand that ClubLink is currently evaluating the options available to them for the Grandview property.

Starting February 12, Delta-branded programs and services, including Delta Privilege, will no longer be available at these resorts. However, all bookings and business commitments made at Rocky Crest and Sherwood Inn for the period beginning February 12 will continue to be honoured by the properties.

We have been proud to manage these resorts for the past ten years, and we wish our colleagues and the Muskoka tourism community every success for the future.

Sincerely,

Ken Lambert
Vice President, Sales and Marketing

Restaurants and Dining

Executive Chef Ken Schulz

The best vacation memories usually include an unforgettable meal. That’s why the culinary team at Delta Grandview Resort – led by our Muskoka-bred executive chef, Ken Schulz – is always flexing its creative muscles to serve you delicious dishes that reflect the best of Muskoka while highlighting Ken’s Swiss, German and Austrian influences.

Ken Schulz

Meet the chef
Ken Schulz, Executive Chef
Delta Grandview Resort

Ken Schulz was born to be a chef. At the young age of seven, he was in the kitchen making preserves with his mother. One of his uncles was a chef and began buying him cookbooks. When Ken was only 13, when he began working as a cook in a small, family-owned restaurant.

“Actually I was the dishwasher, but one day the cook didn’t show up and the owner told me I was going to start working on the kitchen line,” recalls Ken, who went on to do his chef apprenticeship at George Brown College in Toronto and Georgian College in Barrie. “I was never yelled at so much in life, but I loved it. It was exciting.”

Today, Ken is an accomplished chef with more than 25 years of professional experience working in establishments such as the Taboo Resort, Inn at the Falls, and the Delta Sherwood Inn. He describes the menus he creates for the restaurants at Delta Grandview Resort as classic, simple and hearty while reflecting his Swiss, German and Austrian influences.

“I look to classic cuisine and what flavours go well together,” he explains. “For me, it’s all about keeping food simple, hearty, and mouthwatering, and satisfying the tastes of our guests “