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The Ravine by Calabogie Retreats - Luxury Chalet
Unwind and relax with your family at this luxurious, 6-bedroom, cozy chalet thoughtfully designed to create loving memories. Perched on-top of a hill and nestled next to a quaint ravine, this beautiful cottage gives off major ‘tree-house’ vibes. The Ravine offers close proximity to all of the adventurous year-round activities and amenities that this beautiful community has to offer. High-beamed ceilings, flooded with natural light and thoughtful design touches, The Ravine is the perfect place to kick your feet up and enjoy great company and great food. The Ravine is proudly a Carbon Negative property, planting 1 tree for every night you stay and removing over 40tonnes of C02 from the atmosphere every year!
Black Donald Hidden Haven/Skiing,Golf,Beach nearby
Only a few minutes to several lakes. Hiking and ATV trails accessible from property. Good Road Ride from your doorstep to some of the best snowmobileATV and Dirtbike trails around! Lots of parking 10min car ride to Calabogie Peaks Ski Resort 20min from Calabogie Motorsports Park! Launch your boat at one of the many lakes with public access. Spend the day at the beach only a few min away. Hike to the popular Eagles Nest Spacious, Clean,Cozy Cabin, well equipped. Beautiful fireplace Very quiet
Lakeview Chalet | Hot Tub/Games/ Fireplace/Office
Escape to a charming retreat nestled by Calabogie Lake, Calabogie Highlands Golf Course, the historic K&P trail & a 15-minute drive to Calabogie peaks! Enjoy a blend of relaxation and adventure just an hour from Ottawa. With ample parking and easy access to local hot spots, our three-bedroom, two-bath chalet is perfect for couples or group getaways. Whether you are looking to relax in the hot tub, watch a movie by the fire or seek adventure in the great outdoors, there’s something for everyone!
Waterfront Cabin | Cozy Treehouse + Hot Tub
Welcome to The Cabin Treehouse at Closs Crossing! Escape to a private waterfront retreat on the beautiful Clyde River. This unique stay pairs a cozy two-bedroom cabin with a dreamy treehouse, set on a quiet peninsula surrounded by water on three sides. Sip your morning coffee under the pergola as birds sing, paddle upriver by kayak, or unwind on the dock. End the day by the campfire or relax under the stars in the hot tub. The perfect blend of comfort, nature and tranquility awaits.
Craigsmere At Calabogie Lake
Guests will find a very tastefully appointed two bedroom apartment with private access on the shores of Calabogie Lake. Just about an hour west of Canada's Capital, you'll find plenty of activity in all four seasons. A short ten-minute drive places you at either the Calabogie Racetrack or the Highlands golf course! Only seven minutes to Calabogie Peaks! Cook on your private BBQ on your own deck overlooking the water or choose from a handful of terrific restaurants in the area.
Idyllic waterfront home sauna hot tub, hygge style
Located on a bend in the river you will feel surrounded by tranquil natural beauty. The entire front of the house is windows, looking out at the river and boasts a very well appointed kitchen, sauna and hot tub. This is a perfect getaway for up to 6 people. In the summer you can fish and swim right off the end of the dock on the property. In the winter go from the fire pit to the sauna to the hot tub and if you’re really brave, cold plunge in the river! A true spa-like feel.
Escarpment | No Neighbours | Pet Friendly
The Sarah Lesley Cabin! This off-grid, two bedroom log cabin has a private hiking trail along the top of the Deacon Escarpment leading to your stunning view of Golden Lake. Enjoy exploring, hiking, and canoeing; Cabin Comforts:propane fireplace, fridge/freezer, kitchenware, stove with oven, washroom with composting toilet and vanity with cold running water. Bedrooms each have single over double bunks. The parking area is 600m. Free shuttle! ♡See Insta. & FB pics
Sköv Cabin Luxury Escape | Cedar Sauna & Hot Tub
Sköv Cabin is a luxury, spa-inspired retreat nestled in the majestic woods of Calabogie Peaks Village. Sköv is the Danish word for forest which is what you’ll be immersed in when visiting this private escape, featuring a cedar barrel sauna, hot tub and Level 2 electric vehicle charger. It’s the perfect destination for couples or groups looking to get away from the city and into the tranquility of nature. Walking distance to Calabogie Beach and the Peaks Ski Hill.
The Guest House
Our guest house is a cozy log cabin with three floors. It is the original homesteader cabin to our property, revived and restored with care. Nestled in the Bonnechere region of Renfrew County, this magical place of solitude offers nature right outside your door. Local paintings by Ottawa Valley landscape artist Angela St. Jean displayed throughout the cabin feature lakes, rivers, and natural places and spaces that surround us.
Off-grid A-frame cabin, come relax in the forest!
Welcome to “The Hemlock” cabin One of two unique cabins on the property. A unique stay situated minutes from historic Perth, Ontario. The Hemlock sits on 160+ acres of private, natural forest. Enjoy 3 season lake access for kayaking & canoe. Year round trails for hiking, snow shoeing, exploring etc. Beautiful scenery and wildlife in a peaceful, private setting, relax and unwind by the fire! We look forward to having you!
2BR Fully equipped, Spacious Hideaway w/Jacuzzi!
Hi! I have a continuously updated, fresh, bright peaceful and very spacious LOWER level suite to share! 2 bdrm/2 walkouts, completely self-contained and fully equipped. Max 4 adults + 2 children. Up to 6 adults may be considered - addtl charges will apply. Happy to share a great space & my home with you! Calabogie is a 4-season destination getaway - You'll love it here, that's a promise! Kids 12 and under stay for free.
Lakefront Cabin on Sunset Bay, White Lake
Escape to our charming lakefront studio cabin! Perfect for up to 4 guests, this cozy retreat offers stunning water views, direct access to White Lake, a private dock, and all the essentials for a peaceful getaway. Unwind by the firepit under the stars or paddle out for a tranquil adventure. Relax on the porch, enjoy the serenity of the lake, and reconnect with nature in this quaint hideaway. Your perfect escape awaits.
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Other great vacation rentals in Calabogie
Calabogie Retreat on Norcan Lake
The StoryBook Retreat
Tiny Wilderness Cabin with a View
The Stay Everyone’s Talking About – Tasse House
Cozy at the Pines Condo
Calabogie Lake-House (NO PETS)
All Season Ski in/out Chalet at Calabogie Peaks
The Bogie Basecamp (ski-in/out)
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Calabogie?
Many visitors choose vacation rentals near Calabogie Lake or around the ski hills for convenient access to outdoor activities. Rural retreats and lakeside cottages offer privacy, while central Calabogie provides proximity to shops and eateries.
What are the best things to do in Calabogie with kids?
Families with children often enjoy calm beaches, nature walks, and paddling around Calabogie Lake. Nearby adventure parks and gentle ski slopes add options for active or relaxing days together.
What are some of the best things to do in Calabogie?
Explore hiking trails such as Eagle’s Nest Lookout, enjoy paddling on Calabogie Lake, or try downhill skiing and snowboarding in winter. Seasonal festivals, motorsports events, and local dining round out the experience.
How is the weather in Calabogie?
Calabogie has cold winters, usually between 7–29°F (-14 to -2°C), with occasional snow. Summers are mild, ranging from 56–80°F (13–27°C), supporting hiking, lake swimming, and outdoor events.
When is the best time to visit Calabogie?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for hiking, lake activities, and outdoor events, while winter draws visitors for skiing and snow sports. Each season has its own character, with autumn colors and spring blooms adding appeal.
What are the best places to visit in Calabogie?
Explore the views from Eagle’s Nest Lookout, take in the scenery at Calabogie Lake, or discover the history of the area at local museums or artisan shops. Ski hills and conservation areas are frequently suggested for year-round activities.
What are some hiking trails in Calabogie?
Calabogie has hiking trails that wind through forested hills, lakeside paths, and rugged lookouts. The Eagle’s Nest Trail is often recommended for sweeping views, while Manitou Mountain Trail and local conservation areas welcome those seeking varied terrain.
What are some family activities we can do in Calabogie?
Families can explore gentle hiking trails, spend time by Calabogie Lake, or visit nearby ski hills for winter fun. Local parks, casual eateries, and public beaches give space for shared experiences year-round.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Calabogie?
Explore nearby small towns with historic charm, visit artisan studios in rural areas, or spend the day at a local provincial park. Waterfalls, scenic country drives, and farmers’ markets are popular day trip themes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Calabogie?
Many vacation rentals in Calabogie are pet friendly, including options around lakes and close to trailheads. Popular areas to look for stays include waterfront neighborhoods and rural settings near outdoor recreation points.
What are some local tips for visiting Calabogie?
Locals suggest packing weather-ready gear and sturdy footwear, as terrain and conditions can shift with the season. Bring bug protection in summer, and ask at small shops or eateries for recommendations on trails, events, or less-travelled lakeshore spots.
What is Calabogie known for?
Calabogie is known for its scenic lookouts, lake recreation, and four-season outdoor activities, including skiing and hiking. The area draws visitors seeking motorsport events, quiet cottage stays, and natural surroundings.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Calabogie?
Explore quiet forest trails, waterfalls tucked away in conservation areas, or local artisan shops selling handcrafted goods. Calabogie also has smaller lakes and picnic spots that are less traveled by visitors.
What are the best foods to try in Calabogie?
Calabogie often features local fish, maple treats, and fresh-baked desserts at restaurants and cafes. You might find menus with poutine, seasonal farm produce, and comforting classics like butter tarts or homemade soups.
What should I bring for a trip to Calabogie?
Layered clothing is helpful—winters can dip below 10°F (-12°C), while summer afternoons are usually mild to warm. Comfort-focused shoes, swimwear, bug protection, and rain gear make it easier to enjoy outdoor activities throughout the year.
What is the nightlife in Calabogie like?
Calabogie has a relaxed nightlife scene, with casual pubs, locally owned restaurants, and occasional live music. Evenings are often spent gathering around outdoor fire pits, listening to local performers, or winding down with lake views.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Calabogie?
Calabogie is known for music festivals in summer, seasonal outdoor events, and motorsports gatherings. Locals also enjoy autumn harvest celebrations and family-friendly activities throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Calabogie?
Calabogie has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, including lake cottages and homes near parks or ski areas. Many stays have open layouts, outdoor spaces for play, and easy access to local trails or beaches.
All about Calabogie
Located on Calabogie Lake, about an hour west of Ottawa, the small town of Calabogie has long been a magnet for adventure-seekers thanks to its year-round outdoor activities. In winter, people flock here to ski and snowboard at Calabogie Peaks, home to the highest vertical drop of any public ski hill in Ontario at 238 metres, or enjoy cross-country skiing on the popular Nordic Trail. In summer, attention turns to the water: Calabogie Beach boasts white sands and calm waters perfect for swimming, boating, paddling, and canoeing. Neighbouring Wabun Lake and Norway Lake are also stunning locations worth the trip.
Calabogie is also known for its abundance of year-round hiking trails, the most scenic being Sugar Mountain Trail, Manitou Trail, and the famous Eagles Nest Trail, which leads to a clearing full of inukshuks, one of the most spectacular vistas in all of Canada.
What are the top things to do in Calabogie?
The Eagles Nest Trail
Just a short drive out of town, you can take a relaxing walk on this 1.5-kilometre hike with a gentle uphill climb through the woods. The trail leads you up to a lookout at the top of a 120-metre cliff, which rewards you with breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Along the way, there’s plenty of wildlife to spot, including minks, coyotes, white-tailed deer, and the occasional moose.
Calabogie’s Waterways
Jump in a canoe or kayak and explore the beautiful waterways in the area. The calm waters of Calabogie Lake is a great place to start — or try paddling downstream of Madawaska River. Surrounding lakes like Norway Lake and Black Donald Lake also offer beautiful scenery to explore. If you don’t have your own gear, you can rent equipment in Calabogie; and if you’re new to paddling, you can take lessons.
Bonnechere Caves
Take the 40-minute drive to the town of Eganville and explore the Bonnechere Caves. This expansive cave system is one of Ontario’s finest natural attractions, running along the Bonnechere River. You’ll head underground and walk through cavernous passageways and past a sinkhole. Along the way there are various rock formations and fossils that will catch your eye. The highlight is an underground waterfall that makes for a truly spectacular sight.
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