Spacious Secluded Safari Tent Surrounded by Nature in Portland, Ontario
Safari tent in Portland, Ontario
2 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 1 bathroom
Nestled amidst the picturesque countryside, Harlem Stonegate offers a unique and unforgettable glamping experience that seamlessly combines the charm of the great outdoors with the comforts of a cozy retreat. Set against a backdrop of an old-growth maple forest, we invite guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature without sacrificing modern amenities. Designed to provide a luxurious and comfortable escape, the spacious safari tent is equipped with plush bedding, contemporary furnishings, and even an ensuite bathroom for a touch of convenience.
At the edge of a UNESCO world heritage site, overlooking serene wetlands teeming with wildlife, our glamping stay is tailored to making your experience under the stars outstanding.
Features and services
Beds
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1 Queen-size bed
Most popular features
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Breakfast
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Pets allowed
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Hiking
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River, stream or creek
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Swimming
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Fishing
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Lake
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Fireplace
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Forest
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Wildlife watching
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Stove
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Private Barbecue
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Bathroom
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Parking
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Electric car charger
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Fire pit
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Deck/Patio
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Open fires allowed
Where you will stay
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Portland, Ontario
Detailed location provided after booking
Scenic views
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Forest
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Lake
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River, stream or creek
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Wetland
The region is primarily defined by its proximity to the Rideau Canal Waterway and its location within the “Frontenac Arch“, a NW-SE trending geological ridge of ancient granite which joins the Adirondack Mountains to the Canadian Shield from Algonquin Park, across the east end of Lake Ontario.
In 2002, the Frontenac Arch became a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and in 2007, the Rideau Canal Waterway, which runs along the northern boundary and through the heart of the Biosphere, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Because of its location within the historic Frontenac Arch and its relatively easy driving access from Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston, Montreal, and northern New York State, South Eastern Ontario, offers an amazing variety of fantastic outdoor activities, historic features and amazing natural beauty..
Our historic property, originally used to support a 200–acre dairy farm, now sits on a tranquil 50–acre property. Its waving pastoral fields, maple forest, wetlands, and majestic post–and–beam bank barns offer a peaceful setting to relax, unwind, and pursue health and wellness.
In 2002, the Frontenac Arch became a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and in 2007, the Rideau Canal Waterway, which runs along the northern boundary and through the heart of the Biosphere, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Because of its location within the historic Frontenac Arch and its relatively easy driving access from Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston, Montreal, and northern New York State, South Eastern Ontario, offers an amazing variety of fantastic outdoor activities, historic features and amazing natural beauty..
Our historic property, originally used to support a 200–acre dairy farm, now sits on a tranquil 50–acre property. Its waving pastoral fields, maple forest, wetlands, and majestic post–and–beam bank barns offer a peaceful setting to relax, unwind, and pursue health and wellness.
Activities near Portland
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Swimming
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Hiking
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Horseback riding additional charge
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Biking
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Kayaking/Canoeing
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Stand-up paddleboarding
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Fishing
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Boating/Sailing
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Wine tasting
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Yoga
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Wildlife watching
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Golfing
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Feeding animals
Explore the Rideau District of South Eastern Ontario and uncover its historic charm. Guests can find information for walking and cycling/driving 'Heritage Tours in Rideau Lakes Township' (Portland, Elgin, Delta, Newboro, Crosby and Morton, including The Royal Sappers and Miners Cemetery) along with maps onsite, for your convenience.
With its quiet, bucolic, well maintained country roads, the area represents a perfect place for cycling day trips and tours. There are a number of existing routes in the area that have been mapped and described in various guides. For guests wishing to take day trips in the area, bike rentals (with GPS), picnic lunch, and curated trip plans can be arranged.
In addition to boating, paddling, hiking and backpacking, South Eastern Ontario won’t disappoint! The region has an abundance of golf courses waiting for your next getaway. At the other end of Rideau Lake, a 25 minutes drive from Harlem Stonegate, is the beautiful Village of Westport. In addition to horseback riding, the Village offers restaurants, shopping, and a winery.
Explore the area online, to learn more about visiting these historical buildings, sites, and museums:
- Rideau Canal National Historic Site of Canada
- Rideau Canal
- Rideau Lakes – Rideau Canal
- The Old Stone Mill, Delta
- Walking Tours of North Grenville.
- Tip to Tip trail and Burritt’s Rapids– the oldest settlement along the Rideau Canal (1790s)
- Chaffey’s Lockmaster House Museum
- Perth Museum, Perth
- Jones Falls
- Rideau District Museum, Westport
- Rideau Canal Visitor Centre, Smiths Falls
- Heritage House Museum, Smiths Falls
- Blockhouse Museum, Merrickville
With its quiet, bucolic, well maintained country roads, the area represents a perfect place for cycling day trips and tours. There are a number of existing routes in the area that have been mapped and described in various guides. For guests wishing to take day trips in the area, bike rentals (with GPS), picnic lunch, and curated trip plans can be arranged.
In addition to boating, paddling, hiking and backpacking, South Eastern Ontario won’t disappoint! The region has an abundance of golf courses waiting for your next getaway. At the other end of Rideau Lake, a 25 minutes drive from Harlem Stonegate, is the beautiful Village of Westport. In addition to horseback riding, the Village offers restaurants, shopping, and a winery.
Explore the area online, to learn more about visiting these historical buildings, sites, and museums:
- Rideau Canal National Historic Site of Canada
- Rideau Canal
- Rideau Lakes – Rideau Canal
- The Old Stone Mill, Delta
- Walking Tours of North Grenville.
- Tip to Tip trail and Burritt’s Rapids– the oldest settlement along the Rideau Canal (1790s)
- Chaffey’s Lockmaster House Museum
- Perth Museum, Perth
- Jones Falls
- Rideau District Museum, Westport
- Rideau Canal Visitor Centre, Smiths Falls
- Heritage House Museum, Smiths Falls
- Blockhouse Museum, Merrickville
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Things to know
Arrival and departure
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Check-in: 02:00 PM - 08:00 PM
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Check-out: 12:00 PM
House rules
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Pets allowedExtra charge
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No smoking
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No parties
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No events
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Open fires allowed
Cancellation policy
Moderate
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