Canada
Parc provincial Algonquin
At the heart of the Canadian wilderness, you will find delightful calm and tranquility. Relax, the time is yours. Settle comfortably into your wooden chalet by the lake. Each one has a wood-burning fireplace and most have a private terrace. Without television or radio, the peaceful rooms are equipped with private bathrooms and antique furniture offering a perfect balance without frills.
Meals are served three times a day. Go ahead and try everything on the menu, as much as you like.
Rooms feature a queen-size bed or two twin beds, ideal for two people! Twin beds can be converted into a “king”. An extra bed can be added for a third person.
Some rooms, in addition to the adult beds, have an alcove with bunk beds for children.
A fully wheelchair-accessible room is available — with ramp, wider doors, a roll-in shower cubicle, etc.
Bathrooms feature either a bathtub or a walk-in shower.
Rooms are equipped with: a hairdryer, two bathrobes, soap, shampoo/conditioner, electric heating.
Available on request — iron and ironing board, raised toilet seats, bath chairs.
All rooms have: lounges, terraces and a dining area with veranda, and are non-smoking.
There are two designated outdoor smoking areas.
Start your day on the dock and watch the morning mist over the lake. Dive into the lake's waters and swim.
Take a day-long canoe trip and explore the lakes, streams and narrows bearing names such as Lost Joe Lake, Burnt Island and Tom Thomson. Beginners can take an introductory canoeing lesson.
Slow down and take in the natural beauty from your kayak, or relax aboard a sailboat as the wind carries you along.
Try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding.
You can explore Algonquin Park in many different ways. Sit back and admire the natural kaleidoscope of colours from your deck chair, or immerse yourself in the landscape along a multitude of hiking trails.
Arowhon offers trails adjacent to the property, with 16 spectacular trails to explore.
Push your physical limits on a bike and explore the park's mountain biking trails.
There are old railway lines to follow, the remains of an old mill to find, and Tom Thomson's unmarked grave to visit — and much more. Or simply wander through a symphony of silence.