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Ontario Canoe & Hiking Adventure

  • A trip packed with white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking in the Ontario Wilderness

  • Hike scenic trails in Algonquin Park and Haliburton Forest, spotting wildlife along the way

  • Stay in eco-resorts and historic log cabins with lakeside views

  • Walk through the treetops on the world’s longest canopy boardwalk

  • Enjoy farm to table dining and lakeside dinners while stargazing in Ontario’s dark-sky preserves

BOOK THIS TRIP

From £2024 per person (excluding flights)

This is based on 2 people travelling, with 13 nights accommodation, meals included as per itinerary, listed excursions and car hire for the duration of stay.

This roughly converts to 2,409 EUR | 2,611 USD

Note: Self-catering accommodation as stated. Where meals are not included, a range of local restaurants are available nearby.

A one way car rental fee is not included in the price as will need to be paid locally.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Departures: This trip operates between mid June – early October and has set arrival days of Tuesdays and Saturdays only.

This trip can be tailored to your requirements. Speak to our team if you’d like a customised itinerary.

ITINERARY

Arrive in Ottawa, Canada’s capital city. Collect your rental car and check into your downtown hotel. If time allows, take a walk along the Rideau Canal at sunset or enjoy dinner in ByWard Market. Head back to your hotel for an early night, before embarking on your Ontario Canoe and Hiking holiday. 
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario
Four Points by Sheraton Gatineau-Ottawa

Four Points by Sheraton Gatineau-Ottawa

The Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Conference Centre Gatineau-Ottawa is located just a short stroll from the lively Gatineau centre and a five-minute drive from downtown Ottawa. Well-appointed guest rooms offer plush bedding, complimentary Wi-Fi and modern amenities for a restful stay. Featuring an on-site restaurant and fitness centre, this hotel suits travellers seeking comfort, convenience and the dual-city experience on both sides of the Ottawa River.

Spend the morning exploring Ottawa’s highlights, including the Parliament Buildings and the Canadian Museum of History. If you didn't have time yesterday, stop by ByWard Market. Stroll along leafy parkways or explore the scenic canal paths by bike.
 
In the late afternoon, drive to Perth, a heritage town surrounded by lakes and woodlands. Along the way, pick up local produce and treats for your stay at Pine Brae Eco-Resort, an adults-only retreat focused on peace and connection with nature. Your eco-cabin blends rustic charm with modern comforts, featuring a fire pit, full kitchen, and lake views. As evening falls, relax to the sounds of the forest, from birdsong at dusk to the gentle chorus of frogs and crickets after dark.
 
Start your Ontario adventure as you mean to go on, with a quiet and restorative introduction to the region’s wilderness. Self Catering in your own kitchen/kitchenette.
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario - Peter Lusztyk
Four Points by Sheraton Gatineau-Ottawa

Four Points by Sheraton Gatineau-Ottawa

The Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Conference Centre Gatineau-Ottawa is located just a short stroll from the lively Gatineau centre and a five-minute drive from downtown Ottawa. Well-appointed guest rooms offer plush bedding, complimentary Wi-Fi and modern amenities for a restful stay. Featuring an on-site restaurant and fitness centre, this hotel suits travellers seeking comfort, convenience and the dual-city experience on both sides of the Ottawa River.

Pine Brae Eco-Resort

Pine Brae Eco-Resort

Nestled in the unspoiled landscape of Ontario’s Rideau Lakes region, Pine Brae Eco-Resort offers an exceptional blend of rustic wilderness and modern comfort. Located just a short drive from the heritage town of Perth, Ontario, the 100-acre property features secluded cabins situated on Long Lake and surrounded by forests. Guests have access to hiking trails, private shoreline and a dock on the lake, ideal for swimming or kayaking/ canoeing. The well-appointed cabins are off-grid and solar powered, featuring a screened-in porch and a fire-pit. This retreat suits travellers seeking a peaceful getaway immersed in nature. 

Spend the day at your own pace, after waking up to birdsong and the scent of pine trees. Enjoy over 5 km of private hiking trails and the pristine waters of Long Lake, ideal for canoeing, kayaking, or swimming. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, stargaze under the dark-sky preserve, or simply relax on your deck overlooking the tranquil seven-acre pond.
 
This is an ideal spot to slow down and recharge, offering a gradual introduction to your active holiday in Ontario, while getting to know the wilderness of its backcountry.
 
Self Catering in your own kitchen/kitchenette 
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario - Peter Lusztyk
Pine Brae Eco-Resort

Pine Brae Eco-Resort

Nestled in the unspoiled landscape of Ontario’s Rideau Lakes region, Pine Brae Eco-Resort offers an exceptional blend of rustic wilderness and modern comfort. Located just a short drive from the heritage town of Perth, Ontario, the 100-acre property features secluded cabins situated on Long Lake and surrounded by forests. Guests have access to hiking trails, private shoreline and a dock on the lake, ideal for swimming or kayaking/ canoeing. The well-appointed cabins are off-grid and solar powered, featuring a screened-in porch and a fire-pit. This retreat suits travellers seeking a peaceful getaway immersed in nature. 

Spend a leisurely morning at the resort, or explore nearby Murphys Point Provincial Park. Then head north to Calabogie, a peaceful lakeside village surrounded by forested hills. Stop in historic Perth along the way for a café lunch or to browse artisan shops.
 
Spend the next two nights in a reimagined 1970s roadside motel turned boutique retreat. Nestled in the heart of the Ottawa Valley, the property immerses guests in nature while providing modern comforts. Overlooking forested slopes and Calabogie Lake, the oversized cabin-style rooms feature fireplaces and soaker tubs, creating a space to unplug and relax. The communal grounds encourage quiet enjoyment with nightly fire pits, hammocks tucked among the trees, and a sauna with a cold-plunge experience. A cosy wine bar offers organic and biodynamic wines, ideal for watching the sun set over the lake. Bliss! 
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario
Pine Brae Eco-Resort

Pine Brae Eco-Resort

Nestled in the unspoiled landscape of Ontario’s Rideau Lakes region, Pine Brae Eco-Resort offers an exceptional blend of rustic wilderness and modern comfort. Located just a short drive from the heritage town of Perth, Ontario, the 100-acre property features secluded cabins situated on Long Lake and surrounded by forests. Guests have access to hiking trails, private shoreline and a dock on the lake, ideal for swimming or kayaking/ canoeing. The well-appointed cabins are off-grid and solar powered, featuring a screened-in porch and a fire-pit. This retreat suits travellers seeking a peaceful getaway immersed in nature. 

Somewhere Inn

Somewhere Inn

Somewhere Inn is a boutique lakeside retreat nestled on three private wooded acres overlooking Calabogie Lake in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley. Designed for slow living and outdoor connection, the inn features spacious, contemporary rooms with fireplaces, Nespresso coffee machines, soaker tubs, rain showers, and cosy sitting areas accented by local art and vintage furnishings. Guests can unwind at the Scandinavian-inspired outdoor spa with a sauna and cold plunge, sip natural wines at the on-site bar and patio, or relax by the fire pits and hammocks scattered throughout the property. With complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room breakfast options, EV charging, and dog-friendly rooms, Somewhere Inn Calabogie blends modern comfort with the peaceful charm of nature, ideal for a restorative getaway.
Today, journey to Foresters Falls for a whitewater rafting experience on one of the region’s renowned rivers. Paddle through rolling waves and navigate thundering rapids, with opportunities to swim, body-surf, or jump from riverside cliffs along the way.
 
After conquering the rapids, board a pontoon boat for a relaxing return cruise, complete with a freshly grilled riverside meal. Return to Calabogie in the evening, exhilarated, with stories to take home This excursion is a highlight of your Ontario adventure, combining paddling, river challenges, and lakeside exploration.
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario
Rapid Rafting Day Trip

Rapid Rafting Day Trip

Experience the thrill of white-water rafting on the Ottawa River, one of the worlds great white-water routes. Guided by experienced instructors, you’ll spend the day navigating medium-intensity rapids, alongside enjoying swimming, body-surfing and even cliff-jumping, all while soaking up the scenic Canadian wilderness. After the action, relax on a pontoon boat cruise back to the resort with a freshly grilled buffet lunch, and take advantage of on-site amenities like a sandy beach, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and beach games.
Somewhere Inn

Somewhere Inn

Somewhere Inn is a boutique lakeside retreat nestled on three private wooded acres overlooking Calabogie Lake in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley. Designed for slow living and outdoor connection, the inn features spacious, contemporary rooms with fireplaces, Nespresso coffee machines, soaker tubs, rain showers, and cosy sitting areas accented by local art and vintage furnishings. Guests can unwind at the Scandinavian-inspired outdoor spa with a sauna and cold plunge, sip natural wines at the on-site bar and patio, or relax by the fire pits and hammocks scattered throughout the property. With complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room breakfast options, EV charging, and dog-friendly rooms, Somewhere Inn Calabogie blends modern comfort with the peaceful charm of nature, ideal for a restorative getaway.
Travel west through rolling hills toward Algonquin Park, Ontario’s first and one of its largest provincial parks. This renowned wilderness area is home to diverse wildlife and offers plenty for outdoor enthusiasts. Stop at scenic lookouts, hike forest trails, or visit the Algonquin Logging Museum and Visitor Centre to learn about the park’s history. Keep your camera ready for moose, deer, beavers, and black bear sightings.
 
After a day of exploration, arrive in the charming resort town of Huntsville and check in at Hidden Valley Resort. This marks another active day of your Ontario adventure combining hiking and nature discovery.
 
Photo Credit: Kevin Arnold
Somewhere Inn

Somewhere Inn

Somewhere Inn is a boutique lakeside retreat nestled on three private wooded acres overlooking Calabogie Lake in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley. Designed for slow living and outdoor connection, the inn features spacious, contemporary rooms with fireplaces, Nespresso coffee machines, soaker tubs, rain showers, and cosy sitting areas accented by local art and vintage furnishings. Guests can unwind at the Scandinavian-inspired outdoor spa with a sauna and cold plunge, sip natural wines at the on-site bar and patio, or relax by the fire pits and hammocks scattered throughout the property. With complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room breakfast options, EV charging, and dog-friendly rooms, Somewhere Inn Calabogie blends modern comfort with the peaceful charm of nature, ideal for a restorative getaway.
Hidden Valley Resort

Hidden Valley Resort

Nestled on the shores of Peninsula Lake in the heart of the Muskoka region near Huntsville, Hidden Valley Resort offers a four-season getaway where lakeside tranquillity meets ski-slope adventure. The resort’s guest rooms are designed for comfort with 100% cotton linens, air conditioning, wireless internet and mini-fridge. Key amenities include an indoor and summer outdoor pool, hot tub and sauna, full-service spa, private sandy beach with complimentary canoes and kayaks, tennis/basketball courts, and proximity to the adjacent ski-hill for winter activity. Whether you’re out being active or simply relaxing by the lake, Hidden Valley Resort delivers memorable Muskoka experiences in a setting that blends nature, recreation and comfort.
This morning, journey to your very own log cabin, nestled within the forests of Algonquin Park. Enjoy a welcome lunch and begin your fully guided 3-day adventure, including canoeing, hiking, wildlife interpretation, and evenings by the campfire under star-filled skies. Learn to paddle a canoe, explore Kitchie Island, or relax in the lakeside sauna before a gourmet dinner and an evening paddle in a traditional Voyageur canoe.
 
The log cabin blends comfort with authentic Canadiana, featuring pine beams, a large stone fireplace, a screened-in porch, and a wood-fired sauna. This part of your trip, offers a mix of guided activity and time to connect with the surrounding wilderness.
 
Lunch and Dinner Included
Hidden Valley Resort

Hidden Valley Resort

Nestled on the shores of Peninsula Lake in the heart of the Muskoka region near Huntsville, Hidden Valley Resort offers a four-season getaway where lakeside tranquillity meets ski-slope adventure. The resort’s guest rooms are designed for comfort with 100% cotton linens, air conditioning, wireless internet and mini-fridge. Key amenities include an indoor and summer outdoor pool, hot tub and sauna, full-service spa, private sandy beach with complimentary canoes and kayaks, tennis/basketball courts, and proximity to the adjacent ski-hill for winter activity. Whether you’re out being active or simply relaxing by the lake, Hidden Valley Resort delivers memorable Muskoka experiences in a setting that blends nature, recreation and comfort.
Algonquin Log Cabin

Algonquin Log Cabin

Tucked away on a quiet lake on the edge of Algonquin Park, the log cabin delivers an immersive wilderness-escape with built-in comfort. Surrounded by undeveloped crown land, the cabin offers a rustic-chic setting where guests stay in a handcrafted log structure featuring a large stone fireplace, shared ensuite washrooms, wood-fired sauna and sun-deck for ultimate relaxation.  Accommodations include double-bed bedrooms (typically two single beds each), communal dining around a harvest-table, and a screened porch for quiet moments. Though off-grid, the property provides indoor flushing toilets and solar-powered showers in the sauna house. Fully-guided canoe and hiking excursions exploring Algonquin’s lakes and forest look-outs are included in your stay, as well as gourmet meals prepared on-site. There’s also plenty of time to relax and unwind by the lake, sauna or fire. 

Start the day with a scenic hike to Lookout Bluff, where panoramic views stretch across the surrounding lakes and forests. After lunch, spend the afternoon canoeing, swimming, or relaxing by the water.
 
As the sun sets, take a calm paddle to a secluded campfire point for a lakeside cookout dinner, followed by a dusk paddle beneath a starlit sky. Enjoy quiet reflection on the water and ready yourself for another day of exploring tomorrow. 
 
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario - Barb Simkova
Algonquin Log Cabin

Algonquin Log Cabin

Tucked away on a quiet lake on the edge of Algonquin Park, the log cabin delivers an immersive wilderness-escape with built-in comfort. Surrounded by undeveloped crown land, the cabin offers a rustic-chic setting where guests stay in a handcrafted log structure featuring a large stone fireplace, shared ensuite washrooms, wood-fired sauna and sun-deck for ultimate relaxation.  Accommodations include double-bed bedrooms (typically two single beds each), communal dining around a harvest-table, and a screened porch for quiet moments. Though off-grid, the property provides indoor flushing toilets and solar-powered showers in the sauna house. Fully-guided canoe and hiking excursions exploring Algonquin’s lakes and forest look-outs are included in your stay, as well as gourmet meals prepared on-site. There’s also plenty of time to relax and unwind by the lake, sauna or fire. 

Start the day with a sunrise paddle through the morning mist, an ideal time to spot moose or beavers along the shoreline. Enjoy a hearty outdoor maple syrup cookout breakfast, followed by a BBQ lunch, before driving south to Haliburton Forest, a private 100,000-acre reserve known for sustainable forestry and outdoor adventure.
 
Stay in accommodations originally used by 19th-century loggers, now fully refurbished as modern holiday cabins. 
 
Breakfast and Lunch included 
 
Photo Credit: Kevin Arnold
Haliburton Forest Reserve

Haliburton Forest Reserve

Situated in the heart of Ontario’s Haliburton Highlands, Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve offers wilderness log cabins set within a sprawling private pine forest reserve. The cabins, while simple in style, are clean, comfortable and ideally placed for adventurers, with many provide wood-burning fireplaces, basic kitchenettes or full cabin layouts for groups. On-site amenities are rich in outdoor experiences: snowmobiling and ATV trails in winter, expansive hiking and mountain-bike networks in warmer months, lake access, canopy tours, wildlife viewing, a smoke-house restaurant, and spacious fire-pit zones for relaxing at dusk. This lodge combines unspoiled nature with the comfort of prepared accommodations and is the perfect retreat for those who want both adventure and a place to rest.
Algonquin Log Cabin

Algonquin Log Cabin

Tucked away on a quiet lake on the edge of Algonquin Park, the log cabin delivers an immersive wilderness-escape with built-in comfort. Surrounded by undeveloped crown land, the cabin offers a rustic-chic setting where guests stay in a handcrafted log structure featuring a large stone fireplace, shared ensuite washrooms, wood-fired sauna and sun-deck for ultimate relaxation.  Accommodations include double-bed bedrooms (typically two single beds each), communal dining around a harvest-table, and a screened porch for quiet moments. Though off-grid, the property provides indoor flushing toilets and solar-powered showers in the sauna house. Fully-guided canoe and hiking excursions exploring Algonquin’s lakes and forest look-outs are included in your stay, as well as gourmet meals prepared on-site. There’s also plenty of time to relax and unwind by the lake, sauna or fire. 

Spend the day exploring the vast private reserve of Haliburton Forest. Activity options include hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, swimming, or visiting the Logging Museum to learn about the area’s sustainable forestry practices.
 
In the afternoon, enjoy a multi-part canopy experience: paddle across a tranquil lake, take a guided riverside walk, and finish with a walk among the treetops on the world’s longest canopy boardwalk, suspended 10–20 metres above the forest floor. 
 
Self Catering in your own kitchen/kitchenette 
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario
Haliburton Forest Reserve Canopy Tour

Haliburton Forest Reserve Canopy Tour

Step into nature’s heights with the Canopy Tour at Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve, a four-part, immersive guided adventure combining forest driving, lake paddling, riverside walking, and a treetop boardwalk experience. Begin your journey with a scenic drive along private forested roads, before setting out on a peaceful voyageur-style canoe paddle across a quiet wilderness lake. From there, follow your guide along the picturesque Pelaw River Rapids, before ascending into the forest canopy for a thrilling walk high among the treetops. Suspended 10–20 metres above the ground, the 500-metre-long boardwalk is the world’s longest of its kind, offering a unique and breath-taking perspective perfect for both nature lovers and photographers alike.
Haliburton Forest Reserve

Haliburton Forest Reserve

Situated in the heart of Ontario’s Haliburton Highlands, Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve offers wilderness log cabins set within a sprawling private pine forest reserve. The cabins, while simple in style, are clean, comfortable and ideally placed for adventurers, with many provide wood-burning fireplaces, basic kitchenettes or full cabin layouts for groups. On-site amenities are rich in outdoor experiences: snowmobiling and ATV trails in winter, expansive hiking and mountain-bike networks in warmer months, lake access, canopy tours, wildlife viewing, a smoke-house restaurant, and spacious fire-pit zones for relaxing at dusk. This lodge combines unspoiled nature with the comfort of prepared accommodations and is the perfect retreat for those who want both adventure and a place to rest.
Before leaving the forest, visit the Wolf Centre, home to a resident wolf pack living in a seven-acre enclosure. Learn about their behaviour and conservation at the indoor education facility, which includes exhibits, a cinema, and viewing areas. This trip isn’t just about canoeing and hiking; a hands-on wildlife experience adds another layer to your adventure.
 
Continue south through the scenic Kawartha Lakes, on to your next stay set along the shores of Rice Lake. Here, you can relax by the water or enjoy optional paddling and hiking opportunities. 
 
Make use of your own private kitchen to prepare dinner or visit the onsite pub and restaurant if you don't fancy cooking.
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario
Haliburton Forest Reserve Wolf Centre

Haliburton Forest Reserve Wolf Centre

Gain a deeper understanding of wolves and their place in the natural world at The Wolf Centre, located within the Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve. This immersive educational experience provides the rare opportunity to view and learn about the resident pack of wild wolves. With large indoor observatories fitted with one-way glass, visitors can watch the wolves roaming freely across a seven-acre forested enclosure. Engaging exhibits explore wolf behaviour, ecology, communication, and conservation. The facility features self-guided museum-style displays, a cinema/classroom and a gift shop.

Haliburton Forest Reserve

Haliburton Forest Reserve

Situated in the heart of Ontario’s Haliburton Highlands, Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve offers wilderness log cabins set within a sprawling private pine forest reserve. The cabins, while simple in style, are clean, comfortable and ideally placed for adventurers, with many provide wood-burning fireplaces, basic kitchenettes or full cabin layouts for groups. On-site amenities are rich in outdoor experiences: snowmobiling and ATV trails in winter, expansive hiking and mountain-bike networks in warmer months, lake access, canopy tours, wildlife viewing, a smoke-house restaurant, and spacious fire-pit zones for relaxing at dusk. This lodge combines unspoiled nature with the comfort of prepared accommodations and is the perfect retreat for those who want both adventure and a place to rest.
Elmhirst's Resort

Elmhirst's Resort

Set on the scenic shores of Rice Lake in Ontario’s Kawarthas region, Elmhirst’s Resort is a family-run retreat spread across a large lakeside property. The resort combines a blend of comfortable standalone cottages, farm-to-table dining, outdoor recreation and serene natural surroundings. Each charming self-contained waterfront cottage typically includes a full kitchen, spacious living area with fireplace, a sun-deck and private dock overlooking the lake. Many also feature comfort-enhancing touches like whirlpool tubs and outdoor BBQs. The resort boasts a range of activities to suit all interests and ages. Nature lovers can explore the nearby trails, water enthusiasts can take a dip in the lake, go fishing, or try their hand at kayaking, canoeing, or paddleboarding. Resort amenities include two restaurants, both featuring freshly-sourced regional ingredients. Guests can enjoy casual pub fare at the Wild Blue Yonder and refined meals at the Hearthside Dining Room. The spa offers full services including massages, facials and body treatments in a tranquil lakeside setting. 

 

The 240-acre property features 30 waterfront cottages, farm-to-table dining, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, and a wide range of lake activities, including canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and water-skiing.
 
Today also includes a visit to the nearby Canoe Museum, where you can explore Canada’s paddling heritage. The museum’s collection of over 650 historic canoes tells the story of the nation’s rich history of exploration and water-based adventure; a perfect compliment to your trip!
 
Make use of your own private kitchen to prepare dinner or visit the onsite pub and restaurant if you don't fancy cooking.
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario - Barb Simkova
Canadian Canoe Museum

Canadian Canoe Museum

Located on the shores of Little Lake in Peterborough, the Canadian Canoe Museum celebrates Canada’s deep connection to its waterways. Home to more than 650 canoes, kayaks, and watercraft, it’s the world’s largest collection of its kind. Explore interactive exhibits that trace paddling traditions, from Indigenous and Métis watercraft to voyageur routes and modern recreational canoeing. The museum’s lakeside facility features hands-on galleries, artisan studios, a café and terrace and a curated gift shop. Step outside to rent a canoe or join a guided paddle directly from the museum’s dock for a true on-the-water experience. Whether you’re a history buff or paddling enthusiast, the Canadian Canoe Museum offers an inspiring look at how watercraft has shaped Canada’s culture and spirit of adventure.

Elmhirst's Resort

Elmhirst's Resort

Set on the scenic shores of Rice Lake in Ontario’s Kawarthas region, Elmhirst’s Resort is a family-run retreat spread across a large lakeside property. The resort combines a blend of comfortable standalone cottages, farm-to-table dining, outdoor recreation and serene natural surroundings. Each charming self-contained waterfront cottage typically includes a full kitchen, spacious living area with fireplace, a sun-deck and private dock overlooking the lake. Many also feature comfort-enhancing touches like whirlpool tubs and outdoor BBQs. The resort boasts a range of activities to suit all interests and ages. Nature lovers can explore the nearby trails, water enthusiasts can take a dip in the lake, go fishing, or try their hand at kayaking, canoeing, or paddleboarding. Resort amenities include two restaurants, both featuring freshly-sourced regional ingredients. Guests can enjoy casual pub fare at the Wild Blue Yonder and refined meals at the Hearthside Dining Room. The spa offers full services including massages, facials and body treatments in a tranquil lakeside setting. 

 

For the final day of your Ontario Canoe and Hiking Adventure, you might explore Petroglyphs Provincial Park, sample craft beers on a local brewery tour, take a seaplane sightseeing flight, or relax with a lakeside spa treatment at the resort. This day offers both adventure and leisure. whichever appels to you before concluding your journey.
 
If you haven't already, visit the on-site restaurant for your final meal or make use of your own cooking facilities. 
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario
Elmhirst's Resort

Elmhirst's Resort

Set on the scenic shores of Rice Lake in Ontario’s Kawarthas region, Elmhirst’s Resort is a family-run retreat spread across a large lakeside property. The resort combines a blend of comfortable standalone cottages, farm-to-table dining, outdoor recreation and serene natural surroundings. Each charming self-contained waterfront cottage typically includes a full kitchen, spacious living area with fireplace, a sun-deck and private dock overlooking the lake. Many also feature comfort-enhancing touches like whirlpool tubs and outdoor BBQs. The resort boasts a range of activities to suit all interests and ages. Nature lovers can explore the nearby trails, water enthusiasts can take a dip in the lake, go fishing, or try their hand at kayaking, canoeing, or paddleboarding. Resort amenities include two restaurants, both featuring freshly-sourced regional ingredients. Guests can enjoy casual pub fare at the Wild Blue Yonder and refined meals at the Hearthside Dining Room. The spa offers full services including massages, facials and body treatments in a tranquil lakeside setting. 

 

Spend a final morning on the lake before driving back to Toronto International Airport, where your Ontario adventure comes to a close, but with memories that will last a life time!
 
Photo Credit: Destination Ontario - Barb Simkova Allan Yung
Elmhirst's Resort

Elmhirst's Resort

Set on the scenic shores of Rice Lake in Ontario’s Kawarthas region, Elmhirst’s Resort is a family-run retreat spread across a large lakeside property. The resort combines a blend of comfortable standalone cottages, farm-to-table dining, outdoor recreation and serene natural surroundings. Each charming self-contained waterfront cottage typically includes a full kitchen, spacious living area with fireplace, a sun-deck and private dock overlooking the lake. Many also feature comfort-enhancing touches like whirlpool tubs and outdoor BBQs. The resort boasts a range of activities to suit all interests and ages. Nature lovers can explore the nearby trails, water enthusiasts can take a dip in the lake, go fishing, or try their hand at kayaking, canoeing, or paddleboarding. Resort amenities include two restaurants, both featuring freshly-sourced regional ingredients. Guests can enjoy casual pub fare at the Wild Blue Yonder and refined meals at the Hearthside Dining Room. The spa offers full services including massages, facials and body treatments in a tranquil lakeside setting. 

 

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