Manitoulin Cabins
Clean, comfortable, reminscent of a 1960’s fishing trip with pa.
Cabins 3 – 10 Each cabin has two separate bedrooms. All beds are double beds. All the bedding is supplied. 3-piece bathrooms. The kitchens have a fridge, propane cook-stove (no oven), and all the kitchenware is supplied. The cabins are simple: no microwaves, televisions, computer hook-ups. Each cabin has table & chairs for dining, and either a couch or chairs. Some cabins are fairly large, others are quite small. You only need to bring your own towels & toiletries.
The water from every tap is fully treated (filtered, UV treated & chlorination) and safe to drink and cook with.
Cabin 3 is right on the water. Central to the site, has great light, and is cozy yet big enough.
Cabin 4 is a bit off the water. Also central to the site, with great light and a good sized living room.
Cabin 5 is right on the water. A bigger cabin that is between cabins 3 & 6.
Cabin 6 is right on the water. Good light, rear & front entrances. The smallest cabin.
Cabin 7 is the last cabin on the waterfront. More private, slightly bigger, but less light (trees).
Cabin 8 off the lake, but a nice view of the lake. A nice big cabin with two larger bedrooms, a larger living room & kitchen and a great deck. Sleeps 7 max.
Cabin 9 our biggest cabin. For a virtual tour, click here. One room has two double beds! With cots & futon can sleep 8 comfortably. Big living area. Not on the water.
Cabin 10 is a bit off the water. A bigger cabin with its own grassy area to spread out on.
Cabins 1 & 2 economy cabins: right on the water, built in the 1930’s. One room with two ¾ size beds (not quite a double). Kitchenette, table & chairs, and fridge. Must collect water from an outside tap and use the central showerhouse for showers and toilets. These cabins have a mystique all their own!
