+19 Dreamy, Quirky & Cute Airbnbs in Ontario
Are you looking for dreamy accommodation in Ontario? Well, I have you covered! Ontario is full of unique places to stay, from treehouses to reimagined historic buildings. And whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway at a lakefront cottage or vacation rentals that will make you feel like a world away from your every day, you’ll find all the best Airbnbs in Ontario here.
So, you’ve set aside some time to travel and you’re looking to avoid the everyday hotels by staying in a fabulous vacation rental. This is your guide to Ontario’s cute, quirky, and dreamy Airbnbs. Plus, I’m sharing the top things to do while you’re staying at each.
Below you’ll discover fun Airbnbs and vacation rentals in some of Ontario’s best regions, like Prince Edward County, Kawartha Lakes, and Muskoka. So, start planning your next Ontario getaway today!
Colourful & Cute Airbnbs in Ontario
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Colourful Caravan
It doesn’t get any more colourful, cute, and dreamy than this Colourful Caravan Airbnb. Set on 18 peaceful acres in a forest in Orono, this Romani style caravans are a great escape for a romantic weekend or even a solo adventure. Surrounded by beautiful cedars, forest trails, and wildlife this is the perfect tiny home getaway for those who love the outdoors.
Your stay comes with a lovely double bed in your bold caravan, a screened-in additional caravan that’s like a living room, and a full breakfast that’s organic made by your friendly host. On site you’ll also find a fire pit, gardens, scenic bridge, and plenty of other hidden gems. Be sure to note that your caravan is solar powered, there is no running water, and you’ll be using an outhouse that has a hand washing station.
Looking for things to do nearby? The area is full of great things to do for outdoor enthusiasts any time of year. There are plenty of places to hike like Orono Crown Lands and Thurne Park Conservation Area. You can also enjoy Treetop Trekking in Ganaraska Forest or watch the sunset at Bowmanville Harbour Conservation Area. The area is also full of charming small towns to explore, shop, and dine at, like Orono, Clarington, and Bowmanville.
$175 per night
UPDATE: Unavailable at this time
Hummingbird Coach House
If you’re looking for an epic Ontario Airbnb that’s perfect for a summer getaway then book a stay at the Hummingbird Coach House. This stunning property is located in the charming small town of Paris and is full of amenities.
With an inground pool, firepit, hot tub, and outdoor dining on a covered terrace, there are endless reasons why it’s the best Airbnb in Paris Ontario! Set in a quiet, mature neighbourhood, you’ll have birds chirping at the feeder. Plus, it’s only a 10 minute walk into town that will have you passing by historic homes.
Inside you’ll be wowed with the attention to detail! This one bedroom apartment is bursting with colour, pattern and so many fun pieces. The apartment features a full kitchen and open concept living and dining space. You can watch movies on the flat screen TV or groove to the music with the record player. Plus, you can choose between a rain shower or a bath in the clawfoot tub.
There are endless reasons to choose the Hummingbird Coach House for your next getaway!
Looking for things to do nearby? Known as the prettiest town in Canada, visitors will find plenty of things to do and see in Paris Ontario. Downtown is filled with fun shops, cafes, and restaurants. Popular activities include hitting up the trails along the Grand River, indulging in a Tasty Road Trips tour, and doing a self-guided walking tour of the town’s cobblestone buildings.
$350 per night
Cloud Cottage
Have you always wanted to stay in an adorable cottage that’s fit for the set of a Hallmark movie? You’re in luck! The Cloud Cottage in historic Niagara-on-the-Lake is a dreamy little four season cottage that’s an ideal base for explore the Niagara region. With a colourful and welcoming front porch, perfect location within walking distance to downtown and all the luxuries and conveniences you could ask for, you’ll be set for a winning weekend away!
The Cloud Cottage is a two bedroom with a full-sized bath and gas fireplace. Everything oozes charm in this adorable space, from the wood beams to the homey little details. They also have bicycles available if you care to explore on two wheels as well as beach chairs and coolers for all your summer fun days. With plush beds and a view of the lake from the front porch, you may not want to go far.
Looking for things to do nearby? The possibilities for things to do in Niagara-on-the-Lake and the area are endless. There are an array of fabulous wineries in Niagara-on-the-Lake and even the Ice Wine Festival in the winter. A stroll through the historic old town is a wonderful way to spend the day, browsing the shops, eating at the great restaurants and checking out the historic sites like Fort George. And if you dare to chase ghosts you can explore some of the haunted places or take a guided ghost walk.
$300 average per night
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Retro Airstream
One of Ontario’s most popular getaway destinations is Grey County. And this adorable little Retro Airstream Airbnb is just south of Blue Mountain and Collingwood. So, you can enjoy the colourful camper in the woods while still being close to plenty of great restaurants, attractions, and sights. This restored 1969 Airstream has been fully restored to bring you the charm of decades past with an updated feel.
The Airstream is perfect for a solo traveller or for two and is located in Feversham. This is quite a unique experience but there are a few things to be aware of. There is a small fridge, hotplate, and linens. But you’ll be using an outhouse, you have to bring your own water (as there is no running water), and there is no Wi-Fi. It’s the perfect place to escape for a dreamy digital detox.
Looking for things to do nearby? Located in the fun and vibrant area of Southern Georgian Bay, there are endless options for things to do. The area is home to incredible waterfalls and hiking trails, like Nottawasaga Bluffs and so many more. And being less than a half-hour from Blue Mountain or Collingwood there are plenty of great restaurants, cafes, and wineries. If you’re visiting in the summer, consider booking a canoe or kayak tour, or you can rent them and enjoy some time well spent on the water.
$195 per night
UPDATE: Currently unavailable
Glass Cottage
It doesn’t get any cuter than a charming small town stay in an adorable cottage. If you’re looking for a great place to stay in the Bluewater area of Ontario’s West Coast then book your stay and the Glass Cottage. Located in Bayfield, the Glass Cottage in a quiet neighbourhood only minutes from the beach and downtown. This cute cottage has all the calm beachy vibes that you’ll want this summer.
The Glass Cottage is the perfect size if you’re traveling with a few friends, family or just you and your partner. With four bedrooms, two baths and a spacious open concept living, dining and kitchen there’s space for everyone to spread out and relax. There’s also an idyllic outdoor space with two decks, a fire pit, outdoor games, a large barbeque and even a Bunkie! If you’re after a relaxing and cozy place to escape, then you’ll fall in love with the Glass Cottage!
UPDATE: Currently unavailable
Looking for things to do nearby? Ontario’s West Coast is full of fabulous things to do! During your stay in Bayfield, you can explore this charming small town, check out its shops, cafes and even take a self-guided historic walking tour. The perfect place to end your day is in Pioneer Park where you’ll find some of the best sunsets in Ontario! If you’re looking for places to go nearby then consider visiting Goderich. Located just north of Bayfield, there is a ton of great things to do in Goderich, from hiking trails to beautiful beaches and more.
$200 average per night
Looking for something similar nearby? This Waterfront Cottage has a private beach and Bunkie too!
Raðljóst: Log Cabin in the Woods
A dreamy log cabin in the woods is the perfect escape! No matter if it’s in the heat of summer or under a blanket of snow this Log Cabin in the Woods in Katrine is an ideal place for a solo retreat, couples romantic getaway, or girlfriend adventure weekend. Named Raðljóst, an Icelandic term for ‘place where there is just enough light to see’, this cozy log cabin is from the 1850s and oozes charm. It’s great for outdoor adventurers!
The Raðljóst has a sleeping loft, an open concept living room with a cook station, and a fireplace. The cabin is also full of fun games, puzzles, and books to entertain you while you put down the mobile phone for a while. A few things to note are there is no running water but there is a place to pee inside, so you’re not totally going pioneer, with their luggable loo, which is a portable toilet.
Looking for things to do nearby? This adorable cabin is located close to Algonquin Provincial Park making it a fabulous place to stay while exploring the park and its wealth of hiking trails. You’re also only 20 minutes from Huntsville! And there are a ton of fun things to do in Huntsville, including more hiking trails, tasty restaurants, and the Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery. Another nearby park is Arrowhead Provincial Park, home to more great trails, a waterfall, and even a skate trail in the winter.
$135 per night
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1971 Vintage Airstream
If you’re looking for the dreamiest summer getaway in Ontario then consider booking a stay in this adorable Vintage Airstream that’s bursting with colour and retro charm. Located in Sundridge, a half-hour north of Huntsville, on the grounds of the lovely Northridge Inn and Resort, this is hands down the best place to stay on the grounds. Set on Lake Bernard, the Airstream has all the ingredients for a magical stay, like a cute patio with a barbeque, fairy lights, and record player.
This Vintage Airstream comes with a double pullout bed, full kitchen, and access to all the amenities at the resort, including a beautiful beach, the lake, canoes, kayaks, and more. There’s also an outdoor heated pool and hot tub. So, if you’re looking for a unique Airbnb and a great place to go in Ontario this summer then this Vintage Airstream ticks all the boxes.
Looking for things to do nearby? You don’t even have to leave the resort with so much to do on the grounds. But if you’re looking to mix things up and explore what’s nearby there is plenty. Just north, in South River, there’s a Brewery, and on the way, you can pop into the Crystal Cave Mineral Museum. Or you can head south and check out Burks Falls and take the Heritage River Walk. And if you’re looking for something unique check out one of Ontario’s hidden gems – Screaming Heads.
$295 per night
Gordon’s Grey River Bunkie
We all love a cottage near the water! But Gordon’s Grey River Bunkie takes it one step further by putting that cottage right on the water! This adorable floating bunkie has the perfect location in Bobcaygeon and is the perfect spot to stay with friends or family as it sleeps five people comfortably. If you’ve ever wanted to stay in a house boat this is ideal, with water at your doorstep and all the amenities you need.
Gordon’s Grey River Bunkie has everything you’ll need for a fun summer getaway. It has an open concept layout that has all the charm and coziness of a cottage but also all the modern amenities. There’s a variety of places to sleep, including a loft with a queen sized bed and ensuite. And there’s a cook top, Keurig coffee maker, full size refrigerator, a second bathroom, and Wi-Fi included. So, grab your crew and plan a weekend full of barbeques, swimming, and a beautiful view to soak in.
Looking for things to do nearby? Along with swimming, fishing, and other watersports, there is a ton of things to do in Bobcaygeon and area. For history buffs, you can visit the Kawartha Settlers Village or Boyd Heritage Museum. If you’re looking for something to do at night, check out the Globlus Theatre for a show. And for those who are looking for more ways to enjoy the outdoors, there are a bunch of great hiking trails and park nearby. Check out the Trent Severn Trail, Dunsford Nature Trail, or the Victoria Rail Trail.
$150 per night
The Coach House: Unique City Cabin Experience
If you love the city life but want to escape to a hidden oasis close to everything then the Coach House is what you’re after. This unique Ontario Airbnb brings the cozy cottage life to the heart of downtown Toronto. Yes, located in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood, this city cabin is full of cozy charm, modern amenities, and right in the thick of it. The Coach House is probably the loveliest tiny house in the city!
It may be tiny but the Coach House has everything you’ll want! Along with a private courtyard, free parking, kitchen, a wood exposed interior, and a wood-burning fireplace, the lux factor goes next level with heated floors, which are perfect for a winter stay. You might not ever want to leave thanks to the heavenly pillow-top mattress in the bedroom loft, stylish bathroom, and Netflix.
Looking for things to do nearby? If you want to do more than just relax with a good book and glass of wine then you’re in luck! There are endless things to do in Toronto. And Leslieville is full of great shops, coffee shops, and you’re close to Woodbine Beach. Leslieville is also one of the top places to find street art in Toronto, so go wander and explore!
$127 per night
UPDATE: Currently unavailable
Dreamy Ontario Airbnbs & Vacation Rentals
Historic Downtown Port Hope Airbnb
Port Hope is one of the most beautiful small towns in Ontario! Set along the shores of Lake Ontario, it has a scenic river running through it and the best-preserved main street in the province! Downtown you’ll find one of dreamiest Airbnbs in Ontario!
The building was built in the late 1800s but has been masterfully restored by a local couple. The vibe is moody and eclectic with nods of old-world charm. It has a large modern bathroom, fully equipped kitchen that includes a Nespresso with pods lined up for you, a massive living and dining room, and two bedrooms.
One of the most incredible features of the Airbnb is a massive library way! It’s filled with old books, quirky pieces, and even a sliding ladder! Other notable attributes include a rooftop patio and epic 90” drop down projector screen!
Along with exposed brick, done in a very artful way I might add, the apartment also has its original floors. However, one of the things (other than the library wall – book nerd here!) that stood out was the expert attention to detail. Plus, with owner’s passion for supporting local, many of the pieces and supplies found in and used in creating the space are from local businesses.
Dare I say, this is the most Instagrammable Airbnb in Ontario!
$375 average per night
Looking for things to do nearby? Visitors to the area will find a long list of things to do in Port Hope! Downtown you’ll find a variety of cute shops, cafes, and fabulous restaurants. For those looking for a dose of nature, visit the iconic fish ladder during the salmon migration or wander The Waterfront Trail. For quirky attractions head to Primitive Design to walk among Transformers and Haute Goat to cuddle adorable goats!
Treehouse
One of the dreamiest places to stay in Ontario is in a treehouse! And this beautiful Treehouse in Port Perry will let you live out that fantasy. Whether you’re looking for a winter escape or a summer retreat, you’ll love staying in this Treehouse. It’s the perfect blend of the cabin in the woods meets all the best hotel comforts in one dreamy Airbnb in the sky.
Set on 300 acres of private forest, this incredible Treehouse vacation rental has a lot to offer! You don’t have to worry about roughing it here. There’s running water, flushing toilet, electricity, gas stove top, fireplace, and 360 degree bird’s eye views. And the grounds have lovely ponds, a fire pit, as well as hiking trails that are also groomed for cross country skiing in the winter.
Looking for things to do nearby? Located in Ontario’s Durham Region, you’ll find lots of things to do near Port Perry. First, you can explore the charming small town with all of its great cafes, shops, and historic buildings. In town is also a theatre, vintage market, and a beautiful park to watch the sunrise on Lake Scugog. Also nearby are a couple of great wineries as well as a farm where you can hike with alpacas.
$399 per night
Old Church
If you’re always wanted to stay in a converted historic building then I have the place for you! In one of the dreamiest places in Ontario, Prince Edward County is a dreamy vacation rental. This stunning Old Church may have been built in over a hundred years ago but it has all the modern amenities along with old-world charm. This incredible space has three unique bedrooms on a two-acre property that’s close to wineries, small towns and green spaces. Though you may not want to leave!
This beautiful old church has been masterfully renovated to blend the old with the new, from dark wood beam and curved doors to a modern kitchen. There are three bedrooms that all have their own style, three full bathrooms and an awesome interior that is a fusion of old and modern Moroccan style with a dreamy romantic flare. From the outside this unassuming church will wow you as soon as you step foot inside.
Looking for things to do nearby? This dreamy old church is located just south of Belleville, within the scenic Prince Edward County. You’ll find a wealth of things to do in the area. There are beautiful parks to visit, like Sandbanks Provincial Park, lovely lavender farms and fabulous wineries. In Belleville there are plenty of places to eat, shop and fun things to do. Try your luck in their Breakout Belleville Escape Room or visit one of the historic site like Glanmore National Historic Site and the Billa Flint House.
$450 average per night
Looking for something similar nearby? Check out this adorable Point Pleasant Bunkie that’s right on the water. It has both a kitchen and a bathroom!
Waupoos on the Water
No shirt, no shoes, no problem with Waupoos on the Water. If you’re looking for a dreamy Ontario Airbnb that’s perfect for a summer getaway then you’ll love this. The Waupoos on the Water offers a fun stay on a yacht in the heart of Prince Edward County. Docked at Waupoos Marina and close to Picton, it’s the perfect spot to breathe in a little Europe in Ontario.
Staying on a boat might not be for everyone but if it’s something on your bucket list then you’ll be charmed by Waupoos on the Water. The boat is ideal for two and has a large open cockpit as well as a bathroom on board for light use. At the marina, you’ll find further amenities like showers, laundry, Wi-Fi, and more. And with your stay you receive 15% off a 2 hr sailing cruise with County Sailing Adventures for two.
Looking for things to do nearby? Located within the picturesque Prince Edward County there are plenty of fun things to do. If you’re visiting during the summer then it’s a fabulous time to visit Sandbanks Provincial Park, go horseback riding, and check out all the wonderful lavender farms and wineries. You’re also only ten minutes to the charming small town of Picton where you can enjoy cafes, shops, and restaurants. And don’t forget to pop by the Crystal Palace and Birdhouse City.
UPDATE: Currently unavailable
Oxtonge Lake Cottage
If you’re looking for a dreamy cottage near Algonquin Park then do I have the one you’re after! The Oxtonge Lake Cottage is a dreamy blend of chic country vibes with a clean contemporary look that also scream pure Canadian! This spacious vacation rental has both a main cottage that sleeps four as well as a cute little Bunkie and is only thirty feet front the water.
The Oxtonge Lake Cottage is perfect for families looking to escape the city or friends looking for a great spot to dive into the great outdoors. Between the main cottage and the Bunkie there are four bedrooms, two full baths, a full kitchen, two great living spaces and an amazing outdoor space. They also have you covered for all your fun in the water with a canoe, two kayaks and two stand up paddle boards. If you’re looking for the perfect summer vacation rental in Ontario – this is it!
Looking for things to do nearby? With Algonquin Provincial Park minutes away you’ll find a host of awesome outdoor adventures nearby. You can enjoy hiking in Algonquin, visit the mighty Oxtonge Rapids or head to Limberlost Forest for some more hiking. If you’re looking for something more relaxed then head south to Dorset. In Dorset, you can jump aboard the SS Bigwin for a scenic cruise, visit the Dorset Museum or climb to the top of the Dorset Lookout Tower for epic views of the area. Huntsville is only 30 minutes away and full of great restaurants, shops and things to do!
$450 average a night
Sail Superiors Sleep and Sail Boatel
It doesn’t get dreamier of a place to stay in Ontario than Sail Superiors Sleep and Sail Boatel! Set on the shores of Lake Superior, in downtown Thunder Bay, this Boatel lets you enjoy the adventure of a unique stay while being close to all the action. This literal floating hotel allows you to live out your sailing dreams for a few nights with all the comforts.
This is the perfect romantic getaway or if you’re looking for a unique staycation idea. The Boatel has one bed and one bath, which includes running water and a manual-pump toilet, as well as an onboard fridge. You’ll also enjoy complimentary cheese trays from local vendors, welcome baskets, and a private tour. So, plan a dreamy stay in Thunder Bay where you can watch the sunrise over Sleeping Giant.
Looking for things to do nearby? The options are endless when it comes to things to do in Thunder Bay. There’s everything for outdoor adventure nuts like chasing waterfalls to hiking Sleeping Giant. But you’ll also find an incredible wealth of culture, street art, historic sites, and amazing restaurants and shops. Be sure to try a Persian donut and visit a local amethyst mine.
$348 per night
Quirky Vacation Rentals & Airbnbs in Ontario
The Hexagon
Are you looking for a quirky place to stay in Ontario that ticks all of the boxes? How about staying in a Hexagon on an island for a fun girl’s getaway or a romantic escape? The Hexagon is an incredible vacation rental on Manitoulin Island that sleeps two to three people and has everything you need for a fun, off-the-grid retreat. With a boho-chic and artsy vibe, this is a fabulous summer getaway!
The Hexagon is an open concept cottage near the water on Manitoulin. This incredible space is filled with light thanks to large windows and multiple skylights. There’s a large bed, kitchen and dining space, as well as a log fireplace all in one space. You’ll love the wrap-around porch and the garden filled with fresh herbs and tomatoes. A couple of things to note, there is an outdoor shower and toilet, but both are well maintained. It all just lends to the fun adventure you’ll have!
UPDATE: Currently unavailable but there is another waterfront cabin on the property.
Looking for things to do nearby? Manitoulin Island is the largest freshwater island in the world! You’ll find lots of fun things to do on Manitoulin Island. The top attraction is the Cup and Saucer Trail that leads you to some of the best hiking views in Ontario! For more outdoor fun there are more hiking trails and don’t forget to head to the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls. You’ll also find a bunch of great cafes and restaurants on the island as well as picturesque lighthouses.
$299 average a night
Artsy Red Tower
One of the quirkiest vacation rentals in Ontario is the Artsy Red Tower. Perched on a hill in Northumberland County sits a fire engine red tower that’s a fun place to stay for those looking for a tiny house experience. If you’re looking for an artsy glamping experience then you’ll love this place. Scattered about are sculptures, the tiny home is a work of art itself, and you’re close to a charming artsy town, Warkworth.
The Artsy Red Tower building is 10 feet by 10 feet and has a sleeping loft, heat, small fridge, toaster oven, and more. You’ll have to be comfortable with using an outhouse. But don’t worry, there’s an outdoor sink and a fun open air shower with warm and cold water. It’s set on 30 acres, where you can enjoy stargazing at night, walking the trails, and cozying up to a fire.
Looking for things to do nearby? There are plenty of things to do in Northumberland County, like exploring the various parks, small towns, horseback riding adventures, and wineries. A few top picks for what to do include a visit to Ferris Provincial Park, the awesome Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, and a visit to the artsy small town of Warkworth that’s only a ten minute drive away.
$140 per night
Old Church
The largest on this list, this Old Church Airbnb ticks all of the boxes. It’s also both quirky and dreamy. This awesome 100-year old church has been converted into a massive space that is perfect for families, wedding parties, or you and your friends. You’ll find this gem of an Airbnb in Lambton Shores’ small town of Thedford. It’s a fantastic place to stay while exploring Ontario’s West Coast.
Staying in this Old Church is neither stuffy nor lacking in good times. With a fusion of gothic architecture, stunning stained glass windows, and all the modern amenities, this space has it all – and then some! There are four bedrooms, one and a half baths, a full kitchen, dining area, and can comfortably sleep twelve people. And you may not have to ever leave for want of things to do. This Old Church is packed with entertainment! Along with a large television, PlayStation, and Netflix, there’s a pool table, Foosball table, darts, and a poker table.
Looking for things to do nearby? With a smorgasbord of fun at hand within the Airbnb, you’re also close to a ton of great places to visit, parks, and charming small towns like Exeter and Bayfield. If you’re looking for a great beach then head to Grand Bend. Or considering heading an hour north as there is a wealth of amazing things to do in Goderich, from food to museums, and more! Also nearby are two great parks, Pinery Provincial Park and Rock Glen Conservation Area.
$325 per night
Boxcar
Whether you’re looking for a unique place to stay with family, friends, or a solo retreat, you’ll love this eco-friendly Airbnb in Utopia. Located an hour north of Toronto, is the Utopia Farm and Retreat where you can stay in a bonafide Boxcar! This Canadian Pacific Boxcar was built between 1896 and 1914 and has been transformed into a quirky cottage retreat. Sit back and relax inside or on the front deck and soak in the view over a picturesque pond that’s filled with lily pads, wildlife, and all the Zen you need.
The Boxcar has two bedrooms and can easily sleep up to four people. There’s also a full bathroom, kitchen, and a ton of amenities at your doorstep. You have everything you need for adventures, like access to a kayak, snowshoes, fishing gear, bikes, and more. Set on over 60 acres, you can also enjoy the area’s hiking trails, go bird watching, or relax in the hot tub, infrared sauna, or chemical-free indoor pool. And for an extra cost, they can arrange yoga sessions, guided nature walks, goat yoga therapy, and more!
Looking for things to do nearby? Even with all the amenities and fun to be had on the grounds of your quirky Boxcar retreat, you may be interested in more. There is plenty to do in Simcoe County, including some incredible hiking trails – like the Thornton-Cookstown portion of The Great Trail, and you’re also close to Alliston and Barrie, both have a great selection of cafes, restaurants, museums, and more.
$169 per night
UPDATE: Currently unavailable
Hyrule Retro Cabin
If you’re an eighties baby like me then you’ll love being transported back in time with this fun Hyrule Retro Cabin. Located in the small town of Whitney, on the edge of Algonquin Park Provincial Park and the Madawaska River, is Camp Bongopix. There are five retro cabins on site and this one is full of wood paneling, a VCR, a mini boombox with 80s cassettes, and even a Super Nintendo! If you’re looking for a fun and outdoorsy weekend getaway then the Hyrule Retro Cabin is exactly what Dr. Dre ordered!
If you’re looking for a cozy cabin in the woods this is a fun take on that. Each cabin comes with a full kitchen with a stove, fridge, coffee maker, as well as pans and utensils. Bedding and towels are also provided but be advised there is NO WIFI. Another great bonus is you can canoe right into Algonquin Park from their dock. Canoe, life jackets, and paddles are also provided. Another thing to be aware of is this is an adults-only camp but it is dog friendly.
Looking for things to do nearby? Obviously, there are the awesome hiking trails of Algonquin Park, many of which are some of the best fall hikes in Ontario. You can also canoe into Algonquin or drive to the East Gate which is only five minutes away. You can also explore the small town of Whitney.
$150 per night
Whether you’re planning an unforgettable Ontario road trip or a romantic weekend retreat with your partner or girlfriends trip, add one of these fun Airbnbs in Ontario to your travel itinerary.
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