These Ontario Parks have cozy rustic cabins and cottages you can stay in

Fall escapes are calling your name! Spend a weekend away from the city at one of Ontario’s most beloved parks. There are a number of roof accommodations in these Ontario parks such as rustic cabins and cottages. And some are still available for booking.

Though you’ll have to do some digging, we’ve gone ahead and put together a breakdown of which parks have which accommodations and how many of each.

Before we dive in, there are some things to note.

Visitors are asked to bring their own bedding, pillows, food, pots, pans, dishes, cutlery, cooking utensils, dishwashing supplies, towels, life jackets, lawn chairs, and other personal items, if needed.

Depending on the accommodation you choose, there are some restrictions. A 2-night minimum stay and a 3-night minimum stay on long weekends may be required.

And again, depending on the stay, pets are not permitted in the camp cabin and smoking is prohibited.

Here are the Ontario Parks with rustic cabins and cottages:

Cottages

• Awenda – Stone Cottage: 1
• Presqu’ile – Clarke-Denson Cottage: 1
• Sandbanks – Maplerest Heritage House: 1
• Sandbanks – Jacques Cottage: 1

Rustic Cabins

• Arrowhead – Rustic Cabins: 13
• Killarney – Rustic Cabin: 2
• MacGregor Point – Rustic Cabins: 10
• Pinery – Rustic Cabin: 8
• Quetico – Rustic Cabins: 3
• Silent Lake – Rustic Cabins: 10
• Sleeping Giant – Rustic Cabins: 5

Yurts

• Killarney – Yurts and Biome Yurts: 6
• MacGregor Point – Yurts and Biome Yurts: 6
• Pinery – Yurts and Biome Yurts: 6
• Silent Lake – Yurts and Biome Yurts: 8

To check for availability, head to Ontario Parks’ roofed accommodations page here.

Have fun out there!

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