Paradise Cove Cottages is a year-round rental destination located on the West Bay of Lake Nipissing - a renowned ecotourism and fishing destination situated 3.5 hours north of Toronto, Ontario. Our property features four beautiful, self-contained waterfront cottages, each set in a secluded location for ultimate privacy. Our amenities include canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, boat rentals, and more, catering to families, couples, corporate retreats, and anglers alike.
Would you like to experience the beauty of the French River with your loved ones? Look no further than North Channel Cottages, a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Take a leisurely paddle along the pristine rocky shoreline and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of the French River. It's time to switch off your phone and enjoy a real vacation.
Riverdale Resort is an idyllic waterfront destination and one of the finest Luxury Cottage resorts in Ontario. It offers a comfortable and charming stay, perfect for those looking to explore the beauty of the French River. The resort boasts a harmonious blend of classic elegance and modern amenities, ensuring that you feel at ease and making it an excellent place to connect with family and friends.
Licenced Marine and Small Engine Mechanic.
Full-serve gas bar and propane, boat maintenance, and service, authorized Lund and Mercury sales and service, authorized Honda power equipment sales and service, and a wide range of boating parts and accessories.
The Glamping Island is a beautiful, historic, private five-acre island on Lake Temiskaming, only a few kilometres from Haileybury’s marina.
To really learn about the diversity of Indigenous cultures across Canada, nothing beats staying at Indigenous owned and operated lodgings! Located in the vacation village of Laniel Quebec and in a quiet bay of the legendary Lake Kipawa, our main lodge is the perfect destination for nature and adventure enthusiastic families! Come explore the vast and unique riches of Algonquin territory for hunting, fishing, ATVing, snowmobiling, hiking and plenty of spectacular nature views!
This has to be seen to be believed—a massive, three-story red pine log house with a turret on top, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Built by hand by an eccentric hermit from 1903 to 1904, it stands as a testament to the resilience and imagination of this “frontier” man.
Geological attractions in the park include examples of volcanic dikes from the Early Precambrian period and metamorphic hybrid minerals created from pressures deep within the earth’s crust. You might also spot some “felsic” igneous specimens. Felsic is a hybrid word referring to any light-coloured matter of igneous origin, part feldspar and part silica.
