Počitniške nastanitve ob vodi na lokaciji: Lennox and Addington County

Island Mill Waterfall Retreat-Nov-April Night Free

Listing description *ALL INCLUDED* ( with seasonal variations) HotTub~4 Watercraft~Park Pass~Bikes~Outdoor Fire & Shower~Veggie Garden A one-of-a-kind experience awaits you in our 200 year old converted limestone mill. This eclectic space with a private entrance is nestled between two waterfalls on an island in the Salmon River. The beautifully appointed 525 sq ft suite is right on the edge of the river. Dine & relax on your private patio overlooking the waterfalls and the old one lane bridge.

Luxury on the Lake

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable cottage escape. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone wanting to relax! Furnished with clean modern furniture. Beautiful, refreshing Sydenham Lake is steps from the cottage and the water is very deep off the dock so jump right in!! or fish, paddleboard, snorkel, paddle boat, canoe, whatever calls to you! Cottage is a 20 min walk to the town of Sydenham (which has a sandy public beach, boat launch, LCBO, Foodland, etc.) and 20 min drive to Kingston.

Salmon River Wilderness Camp: Yurt & 300 acres

Tucked away in the rugged Land O’ Lakes region of Eastern Ontario, the waterfront Salmon River Wilderness Camp is a private, 300-acre wilderness, bordering on the pristine Salmon River as well as Cade Lake. Rejuvenate with a swim, go paddling in a canoe at your doorstep, and hike in the rolling landscape of forests, granite and clean water. Centrally located between Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal, we're also near Puzzle Lake Provincial Park and the Lennox & Addington Dark Sky Viewing Area.

The Prince Edward County Church, A Unique Escape

Stunning 1800's converted church in Prince Edward County with modern amenities on huge property. This unique 4 bedroom massive space has been restored to give a modern feel with all the old unique charm. Sitting on 3 acres, this property backs on to the Bay of Quinte. Only 15 minutes from the closest vineyard, 20 minutes from Wellington & Bloomfield. Property includes Wifi, Netflix, PrimeTV, Sonos fresh linens/towels, coffee, laundry, firewood for wood burning and a gas fireplace & more!

Waterfront Lodge Retreat w/ Hot Tub

Situated on the Salmon River this private newly custom built lodge features wooden beam ceilings on the main floor giving it a warm & cozy feeling. A short drive to local beaches and provincial parks. Enjoy the landscape out back around the fire pit overlooking the river. Lounge in the hot tub overlooking the river and stargaze at night. Truly a getaway in nature to unwind & reconnect with friends and family. LCBO, bakery, diner, pharmacy & grocery store all within 5 minutes drive.

Sky Geo Dome on the Lake

Our beautiful geodome offers a unique glamping experience with breathtaking lake views. Perfect for romantic getaways, celebrations or family vacations. Enjoy stunning sunrises, stargaze, roast marshmallows by firepit, BBQ, play air hockey/pool/axe throwing, enjoy a night sky projector -indulge in peace & serenity. Varty Lake is ideal for fishing, kayaking & canoeing. Just 15 min from amenities & 30 min from alpaca farms, wineries, 1000 Islands, & stargazing in Stone Mills.

Off-Grid Tree Canopy Retreat

Escape to this private off-grid retreat, nestled high in the trees overlooking the natural beauty of the Moira River. This elevated nature shelter provides a cozy, rustic space for guests seeking solitude, adventure, or a peaceful getaway. This is a multi-use nature retreat designed to provide shelter and relaxation in a secluded setting. Guests are welcome to rest and recharge in the space, enjoying the warmth of the wood stove while taking in the peaceful surroundings

Picton Bay Hideaway

Picton Bay Hideaway is a family owned and operated licensed waterfront bungalow with 2 bedrooms and a walk out basement that can comfortably sleep up to 4 adults plus 2 children. This getaway is ideal for those wanting to slow down, relax and spend quality time with loved ones or for those who are looking for a quiet and peaceful workspace retreat. Whether you are a wine, food, fishing, or a beach goer, there is something for everyone in Prince Edward County (PEC)!

Cozy Waterfront Oasis

Escape to this chalet style, private three-bedroom cottage tucked into Buck Bay on the highly desirable Bob’s Lake. With no neighbours close by, you’ll enjoy peace, fresh air, and the quiet of the forest and water. Spend your days exploring, relaxing, and enjoying time together. Grill dinner on the large deck, listen to the sounds of the lake while sitting on the dock, and end the evening gathered under the stars around the spacious outdoor fire pit.

The Aerie : Loft Style Modern Lakefront Cabin

Private open-air studio style modern cottage with large wrap-around deck, picturesque views of the lake and lots of wooded privacy. Ideal place for a couple, small families, painters, writers, yogis and paddle boarders to escape to a serene lake setting with all amenities. The space Summer season booking schedule: Weekly: Sunday-Sunday Weekly: Friday-Friday Weekdays: Sunday-Friday Weekends: Friday-Sunday Check in/out on Fridays and Sundays Only.

The Frontenac: Lakeside Sauna Retreat

Part of the Enhabit collection, the Frontenac is modern waterfront cabin, professionally designed to be more than the traditional cottage. Take in the view of a private bay on Thirty Island Lake as you enjoy hotel-style amenities including contemporary kitchen & bathrooms plus Endy mattresses in every bedroom. The cabin is located on a private and quiet bay, and sound carries across the water, so outdoor music/fireworks/partying/ is not allowed.

Parkway Lake House: Modern retreat w/ hot tub

Newly renovated along the shores of Lake Ontario, Parkway Lake House is the perfectly secluded modern retreat to step away from everyday life yet feel right at home. Gather around with friends and family and enjoy the laidback luxury. The Parkway Lake House was designed by Tiffany Leigh Design and featured on The Globe and Mail, Country Home and the Haven List! Photo credit: Patrick Biller and Christine Reid