Lakeside Leisure is a relaxed waterfront cottage on a quiet private road, perfect for families and friends. Enjoy a natural sandy shoreline, fire pit, and watercraft including kayaks, canoe, and paddle boat. Inside offers a cozy living space, full kitchen, fireplace, and three queen bedrooms. Just a short drive to Tobermory, it’s a peaceful base for exploring or simply unwinding by the lake. Private setting with beautiful sunset views.

Guest Concierge: 9 am - 9 pm.
Onsite: 9 am - 9 pm
24/7 Emergency Response
In-app messaging and responses

Nestled in a quiet residential pocket of Tobermory, this property offers a peaceful, nature-focused setting just minutes from the heart of town. The area is characterized by cottage-style homes, forested lots, and a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere—perfect for unwinding and enjoying the outdoors.

You’re located at the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula, a region known for its rugged limestone landscapes, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and incredible natural beauty.

What’s Nearby

Downtown Tobermory (5–10 min drive): Small but charming, with restaurants, shops, boat tours, and the scenic Little Tub Harbour.
Bruce Peninsula National Park: Home to the famous Grotto, hiking trails, and dramatic cliffside views.
Fathom Five National Marine Park: Known for its shipwrecks, Flowerpot Island, and glass-bottom boat tours.

The Vibe
This neighbourhood is quiet and spread out—more about nature than nightlife. Expect:

Minimal traffic and very little noise
Dark skies ideal for stargazing
A mix of seasonal cottages and year-round homes
Limited street lighting and services (part of the charm!)

Tobermory itself is a small harbour community that becomes lively in the summer months, drawing visitors for hiking, swimming, boating, and exploring the national parks.

Things to Know

Most amenities (groceries, dining, gas) are a short drive away
Cell service can be spotty depending on your provider
The area is very safe, but also quite rural—plan ahead for supplies

Overall, this is an ideal location if you’re looking to disconnect, explore nature, and experience one of Ontario’s most scenic destinations.

Contactless Check-In

The cottage has a classic, comfortable feel with warm wood floors, bright windows, and practical spaces for groups to settle in. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking and gathering, with everything you need—from cookware and baking essentials to a coffee maker, kettle, toaster, and blender. A central dining area makes it easy to share meals together.

The living space is cozy and functional, with a smart TV (log into your own accounts), books, and an indoor fireplace for cooler evenings. Heating is provided through a combination of a thermostat-controlled fireplace and baseboard heating throughout.

Sleeping Arrangements:

Bedroom 1: Queen bed
Bedroom 2: Queen bed
Basement Bedroom: Queen bed

All bedrooms include linens, storage space, hangers, and room-darkening shades for a comfortable stay.

Bathrooms:

Main bathroom with tub/shower, stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and essentials like a hair dryer
Basement 2-piece bathroom

A washer and dryer are also available in-unit for guest use.

Outdoor Living

The outdoor space is what makes this property special.

Step out onto the deck for your morning coffee, or head down to the water where you’ll find a natural sandy area, fire pit, and seating to take in the view. Whether you're lounging in the sun, paddling out on the lake, or enjoying a BBQ dinner, everything is set up for classic cottage days.

Private waterfront with beach access
Fire pit and outdoor seating
BBQ grill with utensils
Sun loungers and outdoor furniture
Paddle boat, canoe, and 3 kayaks
Dock (currently affected by water levels and may not be usable)
Amenities
WiFi and dedicated workspace
Smart TV and reading materials
Fully equipped kitchen and dining space
Washer & dryer
Free parking on site
Self check-in with lockbox
Good to Know
Guests must bring their own life jackets for water use
Bunkie is not included; small owner’s cupboard is locked
Garbage bin at the driveway is not serviced and may need to be moved for pickup

Remote Location Notes:

No air conditioning
No Uber, taxis, or delivery services
Please arrive with groceries, supplies, and fuel for your stay

Safety:

Exterior security camera facing the driveway (for vacancy monitoring only)
Smoke & carbon monoxide detectors
Fire extinguisher and first aid kit

A vehicle is strongly recommended for getting around the Bruce Peninsula. Uber service is extremely limited (typically only one driver in the area), so if you plan to use it, book well in advance.

Planning to visit Bruce Peninsula National Park and the famous Grotto? Here’s what you need to know:

Reservations Required
You must reserve a parking spot in advance through the Parks Canada website to visit the Grotto. Walk-ins are not permitted, and spots fill up quickly—especially in peak season—so book early.

Best Time to Visit
For a quieter experience, aim for early morning or late afternoon time slots to avoid the busiest crowds.

What to Bring
Come prepared with comfortable walking shoes, water, snacks, and swimwear if you’d like to take a dip.

It’s a short drive and absolutely worth it for the incredible views—don’t miss this must-see spot.

Occupancy: 6

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