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Northern Haven on a Crystal-Clear Lake (guest cabin)
Dieses Ferienhaus am See bietet eine Küche und einen möblierten Balkon
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Bewertungen
10 von 10.
Außergewöhnlich
2 Schlafzimmer1 BadezimmerPlatz für 5 Gäste88.3 m²
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Wharncliffe, ON
- Place, Little White River Provincial Park Provincial Park16 Autominuten
- Place, Little White River Provincial Park19 Autominuten
- Place, Cranberry Lake25 Autominuten
Zimmer und Betten
2 Schlafzimmer (Platz für 5 Personen)
Schlafzimmer 1
1 Queen-Bett
Schlafzimmer 2
2 Einzelbetten
Schlafzimmer 3
1 Einzelbett
1 Badezimmer
Badezimmer 1
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Weitere Räumlichkeiten
Terrasse oder Patio
Küche
Spielbereich im Freien
Garten
Essbereich
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Northern Haven on a Crystal-Clear Lake (guest cabin)
Secluded by trees for full privacy, this charming two-bedroom (+ a den) cottage is furnished with a fully equipped, recently renovated kitchen with new appliances; a private deck with BBQ (+complimentary propane), and a three-piece bathroom with washer and dryer. A selection of outdoor and indoor games and toys; books, DVDs and VHSs for all ages; two TV sets and high speed unlimited WIFI will ensure a pleasant stay, whichever way you prefer to spend your time.
The space is suitable for families with children (there is a pack ‘n play / travel crib, and baby safety gates), or couples seeking a restful break from their busy lives.
Clean linens (100% cotton) are provided on the beds, as well as oversized cotton towels for indoor use. Water in the building is supplied from the lake and is treated with UV light. Although safe for consumption, to avoid any mishaps, we provide our guests with complimentary bottled water (18L jugs) and a ceramic water tower dispenser. For those who need to stay connected, or work while away with family or friends, the semi-private loft is furnished with an office desk and a printer.
The cabin is connected by a short trail with the private shore that offers a stunning view of the lake, that, much of the time, is enjoyed by few visitors even at the peak season. We make available for our guests a good, stable canoe, a single recreational and a tandem kayak, and two SUPs. Two metal boats can be propelled by oars and fuelled by the power of your own muscles, for a quiet fishing venture. Guests can use any of the selection of paddles, oars and a few additional beach and lawn toys that are stored in the blue shed on the shore, and in the sauna. You can relax in a traditional wood-fired cedar sauna located next to the woodshed; roast s’mores over the campfire on the lakeshore; or contemplate the stars against the pitch-dark sky while listening to the waves lapping against the shore...
A visit to this property, situated deep in the Mississagi river valley, in the rugged terrain of Algoma county, is an opportunity to enjoy the nature away from the crowds typical of the cottage country near large urban areas. A unique feature of this particular location is the stunning cliff that, on the east side of the lake, soars vertically ca. 300 feet from the Canadian Shield, providing a nesting haven for falcons. Under the sunrays that reflect off the rocks, the cliff changes colours at different times of the day and over the seasons, inspiring awe at its beauty. An easy hike to the top of the cliff offers a marvellous view of the surrounding lakes and endless forests (https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/ontario/rock-candy-lookout).
A visit in May and early June is ideal for witnessing the awakening of nature after a deep Winter freeze. In the Summer, one can engage in a variety of water recreational activities, stroll on the hiking trails, and shop for fresh organic produce and locally made products from area farms, including a couple of nearby berry-picking or alpaca farms. There are countless lakes and waterfalls throughout the wider Algoma region to be discovered, including the Aubrey Falls Provincial Park with its hiking trails (50-minute drive from the cottage). In the Fall, breath-taking views of lakes and rivers amid the changing foliage covering the rolling hills, make it worthwhile visiting this gorgeous region that inspired the Group of Seven. Given the right conditions, you might be able to spot the Northern Lights! (https://www.northernontario.travel/algoma-country/auroras-in-algoma).
The closest store is the Tunnel Lake Trading Post (a 10-minute walk from the cottage): it has emergency cooking supplies and pantry basics, a superior stock of camping, fishing, and hunting supplies; a small LCBO, and a gas station. You may be able to arrange a boat rental with the trading post for fishing on the Tunnel Lake, mere minutes away from the cottage.
The nearby towns - Little Rapids, Thessalon, and Bruce Mines - offer essential services and conveniences such as grocery stores, LCBOs, pharmacies and health services, cafes, or restaurants, and, for antiquing enthusiasts, several antiques stores that may hold a hidden treasure for you.
The cottage is located ca. 1.5-hour south-east from Sault Ste. Marie; 2.5 hours west from Sudbury; 7 hours north from Toronto or west from Ottawa. Well-worth the trip - saves you from the urge to get on the plane and globe-trot!
Please note that this cottage is not ideal for smokers or those travelling with pets, as we do not allow smoking or pets on the property.
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The United Nations (UN) defines environmental sustainability as "meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs."
Our family extends you the opportunity to share the experience of a sustainable retreat in our Northern camp. We promote quiet vacationing and safe use of non-motorized water toys and recreational equipment as our small contribution to the environmentally responsible living. We encourage our guests to recycle, support local economy and provide stewardship to nature. We harvest sun energy with solar panels and provide an ESA-certified EV level-2 charger (Grizzl-E, compatible with all EVs. Tesla needs an adapter).
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Emergency room, hospital:
North Shore Health Network - Thessalon Site
135 Dawson St, Thessalon, ON P0R 1L0
(705) 842-2014
Main Street Pharmacy
156 Main St, Thessalon, ON P0R 1L0
(705) 842-2322
Pharmasave central Algoma Pharmacy
9242 Highway 17 East, Bruce Mines, ON
(705) 785-3555
Gas stations: Tunnel Lake Trading Post, Thessalon, Iron Bridge, Bruce Mines
The space is suitable for families with children (there is a pack ‘n play / travel crib, and baby safety gates), or couples seeking a restful break from their busy lives.
Clean linens (100% cotton) are provided on the beds, as well as oversized cotton towels for indoor use. Water in the building is supplied from the lake and is treated with UV light. Although safe for consumption, to avoid any mishaps, we provide our guests with complimentary bottled water (18L jugs) and a ceramic water tower dispenser. For those who need to stay connected, or work while away with family or friends, the semi-private loft is furnished with an office desk and a printer.
The cabin is connected by a short trail with the private shore that offers a stunning view of the lake, that, much of the time, is enjoyed by few visitors even at the peak season. We make available for our guests a good, stable canoe, a single recreational and a tandem kayak, and two SUPs. Two metal boats can be propelled by oars and fuelled by the power of your own muscles, for a quiet fishing venture. Guests can use any of the selection of paddles, oars and a few additional beach and lawn toys that are stored in the blue shed on the shore, and in the sauna. You can relax in a traditional wood-fired cedar sauna located next to the woodshed; roast s’mores over the campfire on the lakeshore; or contemplate the stars against the pitch-dark sky while listening to the waves lapping against the shore...
A visit to this property, situated deep in the Mississagi river valley, in the rugged terrain of Algoma county, is an opportunity to enjoy the nature away from the crowds typical of the cottage country near large urban areas. A unique feature of this particular location is the stunning cliff that, on the east side of the lake, soars vertically ca. 300 feet from the Canadian Shield, providing a nesting haven for falcons. Under the sunrays that reflect off the rocks, the cliff changes colours at different times of the day and over the seasons, inspiring awe at its beauty. An easy hike to the top of the cliff offers a marvellous view of the surrounding lakes and endless forests (https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/ontario/rock-candy-lookout).
A visit in May and early June is ideal for witnessing the awakening of nature after a deep Winter freeze. In the Summer, one can engage in a variety of water recreational activities, stroll on the hiking trails, and shop for fresh organic produce and locally made products from area farms, including a couple of nearby berry-picking or alpaca farms. There are countless lakes and waterfalls throughout the wider Algoma region to be discovered, including the Aubrey Falls Provincial Park with its hiking trails (50-minute drive from the cottage). In the Fall, breath-taking views of lakes and rivers amid the changing foliage covering the rolling hills, make it worthwhile visiting this gorgeous region that inspired the Group of Seven. Given the right conditions, you might be able to spot the Northern Lights! (https://www.northernontario.travel/algoma-country/auroras-in-algoma).
The closest store is the Tunnel Lake Trading Post (a 10-minute walk from the cottage): it has emergency cooking supplies and pantry basics, a superior stock of camping, fishing, and hunting supplies; a small LCBO, and a gas station. You may be able to arrange a boat rental with the trading post for fishing on the Tunnel Lake, mere minutes away from the cottage.
The nearby towns - Little Rapids, Thessalon, and Bruce Mines - offer essential services and conveniences such as grocery stores, LCBOs, pharmacies and health services, cafes, or restaurants, and, for antiquing enthusiasts, several antiques stores that may hold a hidden treasure for you.
The cottage is located ca. 1.5-hour south-east from Sault Ste. Marie; 2.5 hours west from Sudbury; 7 hours north from Toronto or west from Ottawa. Well-worth the trip - saves you from the urge to get on the plane and globe-trot!
Please note that this cottage is not ideal for smokers or those travelling with pets, as we do not allow smoking or pets on the property.
***
The United Nations (UN) defines environmental sustainability as "meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs."
Our family extends you the opportunity to share the experience of a sustainable retreat in our Northern camp. We promote quiet vacationing and safe use of non-motorized water toys and recreational equipment as our small contribution to the environmentally responsible living. We encourage our guests to recycle, support local economy and provide stewardship to nature. We harvest sun energy with solar panels and provide an ESA-certified EV level-2 charger (Grizzl-E, compatible with all EVs. Tesla needs an adapter).
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Emergency room, hospital:
North Shore Health Network - Thessalon Site
135 Dawson St, Thessalon, ON P0R 1L0
(705) 842-2014
Main Street Pharmacy
156 Main St, Thessalon, ON P0R 1L0
(705) 842-2322
Pharmasave central Algoma Pharmacy
9242 Highway 17 East, Bruce Mines, ON
(705) 785-3555
Gas stations: Tunnel Lake Trading Post, Thessalon, Iron Bridge, Bruce Mines
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Küche
Waschmaschine
Wäschetrockner
Kostenloses WLAN
Außenbereich
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Diese Unterkunft wird von einem privaten Gastgeber verwaltet (eine Partei, die nicht im Rahmen ihrer gewerblichen, geschäftlichen oder beruflichen Tätigkeit handelt). Das EU-Verbraucherrecht, einschließlich Widerrufsrecht, gilt nicht für deine Buchung, sie wird jedoch von den vom privaten Gastgeber festgelegten Stornierungsbedingungen abgedeckt.
Für zusätzliche Personen fallen möglicherweise Gebühren an, die abhängig von den Bestimmungen der Unterkunft variieren können.
Beim Check-in werden ggf. ein Lichtbildausweis und eine Kreditkarte, Debitkarte oder Kaution in bar für unvorhergesehene Aufwendungen verlangt.
Je nach Verfügbarkeit beim Check-in wird versucht, Sonderwünschen entgegenzukommen, sie können jedoch nicht garantiert werden. Eventuell fallen zusätzliche Gebühren an.
Partys oder Gruppenveranstaltungen sind auf dem Gelände der Unterkunft streng verboten.
Diese Unterkunft nutzt Solarenergie sowie umweltfreundliche Reinigungsmittel
Der Gastgeber hat angegeben, dass die Unterkunft über einen Kohlenmonoxidmelder verfügt
Der Gastgeber hat angegeben, dass es in der Unterkunft einen Rauchmelder gibt
Zu den Sicherheitsvorrichtungen dieser Unterkunft gehören ein Feuerlöscher, ein Erste-Hilfe-Kasten und ein Riegelschloss.
Unterkunftsnummer 9607258
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Unorganized North Algoma
Dieses Ferienhaus in Unorganized North Algoma liegt in ländlicher Umgebung und direkt am Wasser. Die schöne Natur der Region erlebst du hier: Little White River Provincial Park Provincial Park und Little White River Provincial Park. Erlebe Wasserspaß pur beim Kajakfahren und beim Angeln ganz in der Nähe oder genieße einfach die Natur bei einer Öko-Tour oder beim Wandern.
Wharncliffe, ON
In der Umgebung
- Little White River Provincial Park Provincial Park - 16 Autominuten - 14.3 km
- Little White River Provincial Park - 19 Autominuten - 28.5 km
- Cranberry Lake - 25 Autominuten - 33.6 km
- Iron Bridge Arena - 30 Autominuten - 39.0 km
- Blind River Jachthafen - 50 Autominuten - 68.3 km
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Bewertungen
10
Außergewöhnlich
10/10
Sauberkeit
10/10
Check-in
10/10
Kommunikation
10/10
Lage
10/10
Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Bewertungen
1. Aug. 2024
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Aufenthalt von 7 Nächten im Juli 2024
10/10 – Hervorragend
Peggy S.
6. Sept. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Perfect place for a relaxing vacation
Peggy S.
Aufenthalt von 7 Nächten im August 2023
10/10 – Hervorragend
Jessica S.
21. Aug. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Wonderful stay!
Jessica S.
Aufenthalt von 7 Nächten im August 2023
10/10 – Hervorragend
Elke H.
5. Juli 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Quiet getaway
Elke H.
Aufenthalt von 6 Nächten im Juni 2023
10/10 – Hervorragend
Keith O.
15. Aug. 2022
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Pleasant Vacation
Keith O.
Aufenthalt von 3 Nächten im August 2022
10/10 – Hervorragend
Noah L.
4. Juli 2022
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Amazing cottage get away
Noah L.
Aufenthalt von 4 Nächten im Juni 2022
10/10 – Hervorragend
Rick
11. Okt. 2021
Gut: Sauberkeit, Komfort des Zimmers und Kommunikation
Look no further….

Rick
Aufenthalt von 4 Nächten im Oktober 2021
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Zu Gast bei Anka
I live in a big city and work in a time-consuming, people-centred, high-intensity job. I find solace in escaping to the cottage with my family when our busy schedules allow us to do so. During the Fall and Spring seasons, I enjoy waking up early on a brisk morning. Walking over the central circle of the property to fetch the wood, I can hear the waves break on the shore and the birds sing in the surrounding trees. I start the fire to welcome my family for breakfast in a warm cabin, with the views of the trees, the mountain, and the lake. In the summer, I love going for a morning swim or out in a kayak, soaking in the silence and the unique beauty of the area. Nights are pitch dark and quiet, the darkness allowing a spectacular sight of the stars and the moon. Staying at the cottage is an experience that restores body, mind and spirit.
Darum fiel die Entscheidung auf diese Unterkunft
This property and the surrounding area are populated with mixed forests of yellow birch, pine, cedar, and maple trees. Juniper and wild berry shrubs that cover the grounds yield fruit throughout the summer months. Seagulls perch on the docks along the lake, and, if you venture out to the lake in the early morning, you might spot a blue heron resting on a rock, or an occasional fish jumping out of the water. At sunset, the calls of the loons extend over the lake. You might see chipmunks, rabbits, muskrats, foxes, beavers, and if you venture even further into the wild you may encounter deer, bears and moose. Modern technology rarely interferes with silence, the singing of birds, and pitch-dark nights ideal for stargazing. During the week, hardly anyone is on the lake, as other cottagers often visit only on weekends; even then, there is little human presence disturbing its peace. The remoteness, peace and solitude of this location give a sense of an escape from the hustle and bustle of a big city. The spectacular view of the mountain sloping gently over the lake, and the dance of colours with the changing sunlight create a sense of awe - which scientists have discovered to contribute to our overall sense of wellbeing.
Das macht diese Unterkunft einzigartig
This extraordinary home, at once unassuming and striking, was built by a beloved local architect and builder who applied his unique art and craftsmanship to timber-frame construction in the Algoma region.
Timber frame homes are structures built using a method of construction that dates back to ancient Egyptian and Roman times. They are built from large wood posts and beams that form the structural support of the home and require no interior load-bearing walls. The timbers are joined by connecting a mortise (hole) on the end of one timber with a corresponding tenon (tongue) that fits precisely and tightly. In true timber framing, the joints are secured with wooden pegs — no metal fasteners are used at all (more about this building technique: https://www.nahb.org/other/consumer-resources/types-of-home-construction/timber-frame-homes).
A wood burning stove, many windows and smart organization of the guest cabin create a feeling of coziness - 'cozy' being a concept of living originating in northern European cultures (Denmark, Norway, Scotland?) and that means something like "snug, comfortable, warm."
Hence, a stay in this home is an opportunity to experience an eco-friendly architecture constructed according to one of the oldest home-building techniques. The uniqueness of the architecture is matched by the natural beauty surrounding it. And, we (the owners) are generous hosts, for we provide for our guests all the comfort and consideration we would want for ourselves.
Timber frame homes are structures built using a method of construction that dates back to ancient Egyptian and Roman times. They are built from large wood posts and beams that form the structural support of the home and require no interior load-bearing walls. The timbers are joined by connecting a mortise (hole) on the end of one timber with a corresponding tenon (tongue) that fits precisely and tightly. In true timber framing, the joints are secured with wooden pegs — no metal fasteners are used at all (more about this building technique: https://www.nahb.org/other/consumer-resources/types-of-home-construction/timber-frame-homes).
A wood burning stove, many windows and smart organization of the guest cabin create a feeling of coziness - 'cozy' being a concept of living originating in northern European cultures (Denmark, Norway, Scotland?) and that means something like "snug, comfortable, warm."
Hence, a stay in this home is an opportunity to experience an eco-friendly architecture constructed according to one of the oldest home-building techniques. The uniqueness of the architecture is matched by the natural beauty surrounding it. And, we (the owners) are generous hosts, for we provide for our guests all the comfort and consideration we would want for ourselves.
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