Welcome to Bearfoot Lodge, a classic rustic cabin in the National Park community.

Surrounded by nature and classic cottaging. Open the doors to find all of your favourite things from vintage finds to rare cozy furniture. The kitchen with eating nook is perfect for family meals or playing one of the classic games onsite.

Venture outside to one of the deck seating and grilling areas. Enjoy s'mores with family and friends at the bonfire pit.

Relax at Bearfoot Lodge.


Sleeps 8: (6 Adults and 2 Children 12 and under)
STA License Number NBP-2022-275


Bearfoot Lodge is responsibly managed by Grey Bruce Cottages Inc., a group of almost famous locals dedicated to ensuring you have a great stay.

Here's just a few reasons to stay at Bearfoot Lodge:

1. Location: fabulous location super-close to Cameron Lake, the National Park, Tobermory and Singing. Sands Provincial Park (sandy beach), and much more.
2. Classic Cottage Experience: more than a step up from glamping, Bearfoot Lodge is the perfect getaway for families and friends who want a no-frills unassuming cottage experience.
3. Property: the property is an idyllic and serene wooded lot where you can escape the demands of everyday life, without worrying about neighbours gawking at you. Enjoy the bonfire pit.
4. Extras: enjoy fully laundered linens and towels, gift basket with goodies and complimentary coffee.
5. Comfort: this is the perfect place to enjoy the comforts of nature, including a well appointed and fully equipped kitchen.
6. Explore: book a private hike on the Bruce Trail with our certified Ontario Hike Leader.

Please let us know how we can make your stay at Bearfoot Lodge the best ever.

Bruce Peninsula Manifesto

You are Here.
A Sacred place of beauty and biodiversity.
Discover Ancient landscapes, wild waters and infinite skies.
Honour it today to share it with tomorrow.
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Bearfoot Lodge is situated on the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula beside the National Park, between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. The area represents over 155 square kilometers at the tip of the Niagara Escarpment, which consists out of limestone cliffs, caves and underground streams, and ancient forests with some of the oldest trees in Canada. The neighbouring Bruce Peninsula National Park is comprised of an incredible array of habitats from rare Alvars to dense forests and clean lakes. Together these form a greater ecosystem - the largest remaining chunk of natural habitat in southern Ontario.

Dramatic cliffs rise from the turquoise waters of Georgian Bay. In large tracts of forest, black bears roam and rare reptiles find refuge in rocky areas and diverse wetlands. Ancient cedar trees spiral from the cliff-edge; a multitude of orchids and ferns take root in a mosaic of habitats. Welcome to the magic of the Cameron Lake - National Park Community.

Native Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway Odawa and Pottawatomie Nations. And further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land.
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Easily accessible off of Highway 6.
"Beautiful cottage in a great location! The host is wonderful and gets back to you right away. Super comfy beds, beautiful rooms and cozy living area. Well appointed kitchen, with everything we needed. Awesome outdoor game space and I LOVED the swing." - Kristen, August 2022
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Living room and kitchen, bathroom and 1 bedroom with queen sized bed on main floor. 2 bedrooms on upper floor. Large deck with chairs and a picnic table. BBQ on deck.
Vehicle required.
Ample parking for recreational vehicles and trailers.
Recommended: bicycles, kayaks and paddleboards.