**This beautiful Lake Muskoka property will be undergoing additional renovations beginning in fall 2026 as we prepare to create an even more elevated cottage experience for the 2027 season.
All confirmed bookings for the 2026 season will enjoy the cottage as currently pictured, with the existing amenities, finishes, and overall experience reflected in the current listing photos.
Planning a getaway for 2027? We’re excited to share the updated cottage with you! Please inquire within for available dates and rates.**
Welcome to your private retreat on the shores of Lake Muskoka—one of Ontario’s most cherished and sought-after cottage destinations....
Amenities
- Additional Fridge
- Air Conditioning
- BBQ
- Linens
- Boat Launch On Lake
- Dishwasher
- Outdoor Firepit
- Generator
- Indoor Fireplace / Woodstove
- Laundry
- Stand Up Paddle Board(s)
- WiFi
- Shallow Entry
The Space
• 4 Bedrooms (king; queen; queen; 2x singles)
• 2 Full bathrooms
• Pillows/blankets/linens/towels all included
• Wi-Fi
• Excellent cell service
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Fridge/freezer
• Additional fridge/freezer
• Induction Stove/oven with all necessary pots & pans
• Dishwasher
• Microwave
• Toaster
• Kettle
• Keurig coffee maker
Nespresso (Vertuo)
• Water cooler (18L)
• 2x TV's (not SMART TV's)
• Bluetooth speakers
• Selection of boardgames, cards, and books
• 2x Window AC units
• Indoor fireplace (wood stove)
• Electric baseboards
• Automatic back up generator
• Washer & dryer (detergent included)
• 3x Ceiling fans
• Outdoor fire pit (wood included)
• Propane BBQ
• Patio dining table
• Dock (8ft depth)
• 1x SUP
• Lawn games
• 8 Vehicle parking spaces
• 4 Boat parking spaces
• Public boat launch on lake
• Marina on lake
The Rooms
Location
View Area MapLocated 2 hours north of Toronto and nearby the charming town of Port Carling, offering plenty for families to enjoy. You can take a scenic cruise aboard the historic Peerless II or Lady Rosseau to explore the lakes from the water. Visit the Muskoka Lakes Museum on Bartleman Island for hands-on exhibits and a look into the area's rich history. Don’t miss the iconic Port Carling Wall—a giant photo mosaic that captures life from the early 1900s—and spend some time outdoors with a swim at one of the nearby beaches or a peaceful hike along the Hazlewood Trail.
























































































































