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The main cabin is a beautifully restored, rustic cedar log cabin approx 650 sq ft with large windows sitting only a few feet from pristine Round Lake. The main cottage has one bedroom with a double bed, kitchen, bath and a great room. Built in the 1930's and recently remodelled with refinished pine floors, new kitchen, bath, septic, and deck. There is a sandy beach with approximately 150' of shoreline.
The sleeping cabin has 2 bedrooms with double size beds. Cabin is approx. 500 sq feet. We provide pillows and blankets but you must provide your own linens. The cabin is serviced with lake water so you must bring a supply of drinking water. (The sleeping cabin is not available last 2 weeks of July and first 2 weeks of August)
(Please note: The kitchen does not have a stove. We have a BBQ, Toaster Oven, Microwave and counter top element for cooking)
We have a canoe available for rental. Please enquire.
If you are looking for a place to get away with the family or your significant other - your senses will be satisfied. Round Lake is three miles by seven miles wide and around 90 feet deep. Water visibility is high as the lake is fed from springs and from adjacent Algonquin Park. Wildlife in the area includes brown bear, deer, and all sort of squirrels, chipmunks, otter, and local habitat. One of the finest fishing lakes in The Ottawa Valley and by most standards the most popular lake in a 60 mile radius.
Killaloe is the nearest town (eight miles) and Pembroke the nearest larger town (30 miles). You are about 500 feet from Foy Provincial Park where the locals come for day use only as no camping or overnight is allowed. Entrance is free and it boasts the nicest beach on the lake. Interested in Theatre? Our local group, The Stone fence Theatre Group has events running Summer and Fall and for around $30 you get live music, theatre, local food, and a true vivid color of The Valley. The list of things to do in the area is, frankly, amazing. There is NO OTHER place with so many things to do where you can get away... but still absorb the Canadian cottage experience. |
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