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Tiny homes in Maynooth
Cozy Cabin #2 - Wilderness cabin near Algonquin!
This cabin is HEATED and AVAILABLE until Nov 15. (also Cozy Cabin #2) Private cabins in the wilderness near Algonquin Park! Eight km of trails on site. Drive to your doorstep! Horseback ride, kayak, canoe, hike, swim, fish, bird watch, or ATV with three beaches nearby! The fee includes tax, cleaning, and BBQ propane. Try our other cabins, Fox Den 3 & Moose Run 4— spring, summer & fall —all 4 are beautiful! Hardwood firewood is available on-site, with stores 5 min away for supplies. PRIVACY PLUS!
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Cottage in Huntsville
Escape North to Muskoka A-Frame | 4-Season Chalet
Welcome to Muskoka A-frame, the perfect couple’s getaway or solo retreat, nestled in beautiful Hidden Valley. This classic 70’s A-frame has been re-imagined for the modern world. Wake up to swaying treetops, make gourmet meals & relax by the fire, with 2-story forest views. Hide away or make it your base for 4 seasons of adventure: 3 min to the private beach, skiing & snowboarding. Hike, canoe or ice skate at Arrowhead & Algonquin Parks. And visit Huntsville for local charm, just minutes away.
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Guest suite in Huntsville
Hidden Valley’s Guest Suite - explore nature
Our place is a new build that sits on the back side of Hidden Valley Ski Hill, on the “lazy lady” run. We are currently working on finishings, and landscaping but all spaces are usable. It’s a modern, 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath that comfortably sleeps up to six. It’s attached to our main house similar to a duplex. Located minutes to downtown Huntsville, Arrowhead and Algonquin Park - a 4 seasons getaway. There is also a private community beach, access by a walk down the ski hill or a short drive.

Other great vacation rentals in Ontario

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Cabin in Rodney
SECLUDED LAKESIDE CABIN
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Cottage in Harcourt
Scandinavian-Inspired Tiny Home Experience
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Dome in Port Hope
foxberry domes | unique glamping 1hr from Toronto
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Treehouse in Chesterville
Tiny House Off-Grid Cabin & Wood Burning Sauna
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Cottage in Val-des-Bois
The Pearl, Luxury Chalet, par HMS Découverte.
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Tiny homes in Castleton
Artsy "Glamping" experience
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Dome in Port Colborne
Luxury Romantic Glamping Dome in Niagara Region
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Tiny homes in Brighton
Tiny House Big View
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Dome in East Gwillimbury
Deerleap Glamping Dome
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Condo in Toronto
Upscale Condo in the Clouds at CN Tower
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Cabin in Godfrey
The Frontenac: A Lakeside Cabin Retreat with Sauna
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Cottage in Wakefield
The Meadow

Your guide to Ontario

All About Ontario

The most populous province in Canada, Ontario is known for its crystal-clear lakes, roaring rivers, and unique cottage country — a collection of rural communities near Toronto perfect for renting a cottage and soaking up the great outdoors. So popular is this pastime during Ontario’s short summers that locals gave it a name, “cottaging,” a term used to describe the annual trips taken to such places as Georgian Bay, Muskoka, and the Haliburton Highlands, home to nature preserves, waterfalls, and some of the best mountain biking in the provinces.

Then there’s Toronto itself, Canada’s largest city and an epicenter of art and culture. You could spend days exploring its galleries and museums and still not scratch the surface, including the tightly-focused Bata Shoe Museum, dedicated entirely to footwear. A few hours to the northeast is Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, beloved for its public gardens, Gothic Parliament buildings, and charming canal, which transforms into a massive skateway come winter.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Ontario

Ontario is known for its hot, humid summers and bitterly cold winters, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the outdoors. Summers are ideal for going to cottages and taking advantage of good weather and warm freshwater lakes, but winters are just as fun with ample snowshoeing tracks and frozen lakes for skating. Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to escape into the country. The changing colours of the leaves in early October are legendary in Ontario. Spring is also a beautiful time to hike trails and hit the outdoors before the heat of summer sets in, but make sure to grab some bug spray first as things can get buzzy.


Top things to do in Ontario

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is just under a two-hour drive from Toronto. The view alone is worth the trip, but visitors can also go out on a boat near the base of the falls, or take a walking tour behind them. The Niagara region is also a well-known wine region. After a morning of seeing the falls, tour the vineyards, have lunch on one of the vast estates, or head to a few of the dozens of wineries to sample the local vintages.

Bruce Peninsula National Park

A three-hour drive from Toronto, Bruce Peninsula National Park is part of the Niagara Escarpment and its rocky coast overlooking Georgian Bay and its iconic turquoise shallows at the base of the cliffs. Although the water can be a bit crisp, the Grotto is a great spot to dip in the water to cool down after an afternoon of hiking.

Toronto Island Park

Toronto Island is home to quiet sandy beaches, large green spaces, and even a small theme park for children and families. It is a quiet place to spend the day soaking up the sun or grabbing lunch on a patio, and provides some of the best views of the entire Toronto skyline.

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