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Home in Wasaga Beach
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

20 min from Blue Mountain -Relax & Enjoy Winter

TawnyaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Such a great place to stay after skiing at Blue Mountain! Definitely recommend.
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Townhouse in Richmond Hill
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Cheerful 3 bedrooms townhouse

SabrinaRating, 5 stars7 months ago
Great airbnb - would recommend! Stayed for 8 months and was good for our family with two small kids! Three large bedrooms (one in basement) and one office upstairs, all amenities were provided - plenty of kitchen utensils, plates, lots of baby things (high chair, brezza maker, safety gates), and well stocked. The location is nice - close to a huge park and community center with library and swimming pool (across one major road only!) and nice trail right behind. Close to Costco (7-8 mins) and lots of good restaurants within 10-15 mins drive :) ravine lot at the back so lots of privacy! Host, Eva, was super responsive and replied quickly, whenever there was any issues she replied asap, and was clear in all her instructions! Beautiful spacious airbnb , three floors and one basement , would recommend for any family !
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Home in Baltimore
5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

Summer Getaway with Pool and Nearby Attractions

EmilRating, 5 stars7 months ago
Had a great stay at Eva's place. Eva was very responsive in answering us and also very clear with instructions. The house was kept neat and tidy and location was calm and peaceful. When propane has was out, she was kind enough to get a new one as a replacement. Highly recommend for anyone/family for a weekend getaway. Thanks you Eva for letting us stay at your place.
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Cottage in Dysart et al
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Deers Haven Cottage in Haliburton 4bedrm 3bathrm

JaclynRating, 5 stars1 month ago
My family enjoyed our stay at Chorong's beautiful cottage — this was our second visit. Another five star experience! Clean, spacious and private. Lots to do in the wintertime — the highlight of our trip was skiing at Sir Sam's, just 20 minutes away. Thank you so much.
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Home in Toronto
4.7 out of 5 average rating, 93 reviews

Stunning Bright 2+ Bdrm Luxury w/Free Parking

John And IlsaRating, 5 stars3 months ago
This is our second time staying here, and Arti's place was perfect for our group of 3 adults, a toddler and a baby. The Beltway proved to be a wonderful alternative to walking on icy sidewalks our first evening and had a wonderful peaceful ambiance as opposed to roads and traffic. The place is exactly as advertised and we would not hesitate to stay here again.
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Home in Toronto
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews

"Home Sweet Home"

PhilipRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Jia is very friendly, responsive and provided us with everything we needed. The house location is great, only takes 5 to 10 minutes to decent restaurants. We would definitely rent her house again with my annual family reunions. Thank you Jia for a great host.
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Home in Pickering
4.76 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

Cozy Stay Away From Home

NicoleRating, 5 stars16 months ago
I really enjoyed my stay at Thurinaas! She was prompt on communicating in regards to the booking. It was very clean and comfortable! The bed was also very comfy too! I would definitely stay here again!
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Townhouse in The Blue Mountains
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 192 reviews

Hidden gem! Amazing, Corner-unit

ElisângelaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We truly felt at home and loved the place. It was exactly as described and shown in the photos. We found everything that we needed at the house. The shuttle was a commodity that made our stay even more comfortable. Kady and James were wonderful hosts, making our experience even more memorable.

Your guide to Lake Simcoe

Welcome to Lake Simcoe

Centered on southern Ontario’s largest inland lake (other than the Great Lakes, that is), the Lake Simcoe region is part suburb and part outdoor getaway. Starting just an hour north of Toronto, it’s close enough to the city to seem like part of the metropolitan area, but the lakeside setting offers more of a holiday feel. You can swim, kayak, or go boating on the lake; hike or ski in the nearby hills; and cycle along the lakeshore or through adjacent wetlands on gentle rail trails. Lake Simcoe is part of the historic Trent-Severn Waterway, originally constructed in the mid-19th century and now a popular route for recreational boaters travelling between Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay.

The Lake Simcoe region’s largest city is Barrie, which is the transit hub and the best place to stock up on supplies. If you’re interested in local history, visit the Simcoe County Museum in Minesing, 15 minutes northwest of Barrie. Another scenic community is Orillia, on Lake Couchiching at the north end of Lake Simcoe. Noted Canadian humorist Stephen Leacock summered in Orillia, and his former home is now a museum about his life. Several smaller towns surround the lake, so there’s plenty to explore.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Lake Simcoe

Summer and fall are peak seasons to stay in one of Lake Simcoe’s cottage rentals, when you can enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing on the lake, or hiking, cycling, and other activities outdoors, as well as the region’s music and art festivals. The autumn colours are usually most vivid in October — a great time for bike touring or road tripping. The Lake Simcoe region has several family-friendly ski hills for alpine skiing and snowboarding and gets plenty of snow for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing between December and March. Spring weather can be variable, as it is throughout Ontario, with days changing quickly between warm temperatures, cold, and rain.


Top things to do in Lake Simcoe

MacLaren Art Centre

Barrie’s art museum, the MacLaren Art Centre, is worth a stop for its collection of contemporary Canadian artwork and for the special exhibitions on view. The museum encompasses the city’s former library, constructed in 1917, and a modern addition, making the building almost as intriguing as the art. If you’d rather stay outdoors, Barrie also has a collection of public art that you can check out as you walk around the city.

Barrie Farmers’ Market

Need snacks for the road or food for the house? The year-round Barrie Farmers’ Market, one of the longest-running farmers’ markets in Ontario, sells local vegetables and fruits, cheeses, prepared foods, sweet treats, and more. The market is located outside City Hall from May through October and inside the building the rest of the year.

Sibbald Point Provincial Park

On the eastern side of Lake Simcoe, Sibbald Point Provincial Park is a popular camping spot, but even if you’re just day-tripping, you can enjoy the lake beaches, go canoeing, or take a hike.

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