Rustic Cottage Rental on Georgian Bay near Killbear Provincial Park, Ontario
Cottage in Nobel, Ontario
8 guests • 3 bedrooms • 4 beds • 1 bathroom
Welcome to Cottage 1, your cozy lakeside retreat nestled by the boat launch! With three bedrooms, we offer a convenient and comfortable stay for up to 6 adults or 7 guests, including kids. While our location may see a bit more traffic than other cottages, we pride ourselves on being accessible, making us an excellent choice for those with mobility issues. Come experience the charm and convenience of Cottage 1 for your next lakeside getaway!
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Features and services
Beds
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1 Queen-size bed
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1 Double bed
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2 Twin/Single beds
Most popular features
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Private Kitchen
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Bathtub
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Heating
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River, stream or creek
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Swimming
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Fishing
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Beach
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Microwave
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Fireplace
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Fridge
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Forest
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Wildlife watching
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Stove
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Water sports
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Private Barbecue
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Bathroom
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Kayaking/Canoeing
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ATV/Quads/4x4
Where you will stay
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Nobel, Ontario
Detailed location provided after booking
Scenic views
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Beach
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Forest
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River, stream or creek
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Wetland
This property is located in Nobel, Ontario, where it is situated within a wooded, 100-acre glamping property on the western shores of Lake Huron's Georgian Bay. Set on the part of the bay in which the Shebeshekong River spills into Shebeshekong Bay, the site boasts 3,000 feet of waterfront property, including a private sandy beach with shallow water extending about 100 feet out into the bay.
Between Shebeshekong Bay and the main body of Georgian Bay, the pristine waters of the lake weave through a labyrinth of inlets, channels, and waterways flowing between hundreds of islands ringed with pink-grey granite shorelines and forested with windswept pines. Ranging from tiny unnamed isles to the larger Narrows Island and Franklin Island, the islands form part of the bay's Thirty Thousand Islands, which represent the largest freshwater archipelago in the entire world and constitute the UNESCO-designated Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve.
Inland, guests will find an unspoiled natural landscape of verdant conifer forests, peaceful ponds, and flourishing marshes, many of which are home to beavers. The site is about 22 minutes to the north of Killbear Provincial Park, where guests will find sandy beaches, rocky ridges, pine forests, and wetlands that provide habitats to a variety of creatures, including spotted turtles and Blanding's turtles. About an equal distance in the opposite direction, guests will find Round Lake Provincial Park, which is home to one of the largest colonies of great blue herons in the region. In less than 38 minutes, guests can also visit Oastler Lake Provincial Park and Massasauga Provincial Park, the latter of which encompasses hundreds of islands, lakes, cliffs, bays, inlets, and pine forests that are home to beavers, moose, deer, bears, otters, cormorants, prairie warblers, map turtles, five-lined skinks, and Massasauga rattlesnakes.
The site is about 20 minutes from the restaurants, shops, grocery stores, art galleries, spas, and hospital of downtown Parry Sound, where guests will also find attractions such as the Charles W Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts, the Festival of Sound chamber music festival, and the West Parry Sound District Museum. The site is about two hours and 45 minutes from Toronto, where the nearest international airport is located.
Between Shebeshekong Bay and the main body of Georgian Bay, the pristine waters of the lake weave through a labyrinth of inlets, channels, and waterways flowing between hundreds of islands ringed with pink-grey granite shorelines and forested with windswept pines. Ranging from tiny unnamed isles to the larger Narrows Island and Franklin Island, the islands form part of the bay's Thirty Thousand Islands, which represent the largest freshwater archipelago in the entire world and constitute the UNESCO-designated Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve.
Inland, guests will find an unspoiled natural landscape of verdant conifer forests, peaceful ponds, and flourishing marshes, many of which are home to beavers. The site is about 22 minutes to the north of Killbear Provincial Park, where guests will find sandy beaches, rocky ridges, pine forests, and wetlands that provide habitats to a variety of creatures, including spotted turtles and Blanding's turtles. About an equal distance in the opposite direction, guests will find Round Lake Provincial Park, which is home to one of the largest colonies of great blue herons in the region. In less than 38 minutes, guests can also visit Oastler Lake Provincial Park and Massasauga Provincial Park, the latter of which encompasses hundreds of islands, lakes, cliffs, bays, inlets, and pine forests that are home to beavers, moose, deer, bears, otters, cormorants, prairie warblers, map turtles, five-lined skinks, and Massasauga rattlesnakes.
The site is about 20 minutes from the restaurants, shops, grocery stores, art galleries, spas, and hospital of downtown Parry Sound, where guests will also find attractions such as the Charles W Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts, the Festival of Sound chamber music festival, and the West Parry Sound District Museum. The site is about two hours and 45 minutes from Toronto, where the nearest international airport is located.
Activities near Nobel
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Swimming
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Winter sports
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Water sports
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Biking
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Kayaking/Canoeing
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Fishing
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Boating/Sailing
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ATV/Quads/4x4
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Meditation
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Yoga
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Wildlife watching
With 3,000 feet of waterfront property and a private sandy beach to enjoy on the shores of Georgian Bay's Shebeshekong Bay, with hundreds of islands and waterways to explore offshore, and with access to kayaks, canoes, and paddle boats available right from the site, guests will be in an ideal setting to enjoy swimming, fishing, and paddling. While exploring the waterways and islands of the bay, guests may see ospreys, terms, and grey wolves, the latter of which can be found on Franklin Island.
With four provincial parks within a 40-minute radius of the site, guests will also be well-positioned to enjoy hiking, biking, birdwatching, and wildlife viewing. Guests will find recreational trails at Oastler Lake Provincial Park, Massasauga Provincial Park, and Killbear Provincial Park. For off-trail, backcountry hiking adventures, guests can head to Round Lake Provincial Park. At the parks, guests may see a variety of birds mammals, and reptiles, including spotted turtles, Blanding's turtles, map turtles, five-lined skinks, Massasauga rattlesnakes, beavers, moose, deer, bears, otters, cormorants, prairie warblers, and blue herons.
Guests interested in biking can rent bicycles from Parry Sound Bikes in Parry Sound, where, in addition to the trails of the parks mentioned above, they can go biking on the Parry Sound waterfront, the Rose Point Trail, and the trails of the Georgian Nordic Activity Center.
In the winter, the Georgian Nordic Activity Center offers more than 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) of trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Other popular winter activities in the area include snowmobiling and ice skating. Snowmobiles can be rented from dealers such as Rosseau Road Powersports And Marine Ltd., while an ice skating rink can be found at Parry Sound's Bobby Orr Community Centre and Kinsmen Park.
At Parry Sound, guests will find a variety of options for shopping, dining, art gallery browsing, and enjoying spa services. Here, they can also visit the West Parry Sound District Museum and attend performances at the Charles W Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts and the Festival of Sound—an outdoor chamber music festival that takes place right on the scenic shores of Georgian Bay.
With four provincial parks within a 40-minute radius of the site, guests will also be well-positioned to enjoy hiking, biking, birdwatching, and wildlife viewing. Guests will find recreational trails at Oastler Lake Provincial Park, Massasauga Provincial Park, and Killbear Provincial Park. For off-trail, backcountry hiking adventures, guests can head to Round Lake Provincial Park. At the parks, guests may see a variety of birds mammals, and reptiles, including spotted turtles, Blanding's turtles, map turtles, five-lined skinks, Massasauga rattlesnakes, beavers, moose, deer, bears, otters, cormorants, prairie warblers, and blue herons.
Guests interested in biking can rent bicycles from Parry Sound Bikes in Parry Sound, where, in addition to the trails of the parks mentioned above, they can go biking on the Parry Sound waterfront, the Rose Point Trail, and the trails of the Georgian Nordic Activity Center.
In the winter, the Georgian Nordic Activity Center offers more than 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) of trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Other popular winter activities in the area include snowmobiling and ice skating. Snowmobiles can be rented from dealers such as Rosseau Road Powersports And Marine Ltd., while an ice skating rink can be found at Parry Sound's Bobby Orr Community Centre and Kinsmen Park.
At Parry Sound, guests will find a variety of options for shopping, dining, art gallery browsing, and enjoying spa services. Here, they can also visit the West Parry Sound District Museum and attend performances at the Charles W Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts and the Festival of Sound—an outdoor chamber music festival that takes place right on the scenic shores of Georgian Bay.
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Things to know
Arrival and departure
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Check-in: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM
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Check-out: 10:00 AM
House rules
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No pets allowed
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No smoking
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No parties
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No events
Cancellation policy
Moderate
Free cancellation available up to 5 days before check-in day
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Pets are not allowed.
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