Escape to an almost off-grid experience at our cozy lakeside cabin, nestled close to the natural beauty of Point Pelee National Park. This tiny home cabin on the beach is ideal for those seeking a simple, beach retreat. The cabin is small, featuring two small bedrooms an open kitchenette and dining area, a a 2 piece half bath that makes up the entirety of the indoor space. An enclosed outdoor shower is available for use as well.



While the indoor area is compact, the outdoor space is expansive, providing plenty of room to relax and enjoy nature. You can retreat to a private corner of the property if you’re looking for solitude, or take advantage of the various separate seating areas scattered around. There is only one fire pit, which is perfect for gathering in the evenings.



Our property features two cottages—the Green Jelly Bean Tiny Home Cabin and the Red Jelly Bean Cabin. Both cottages share this large outdoor space, offering a chance to meet guests from the other cabin while still having the option to find your own peaceful spot. If you’re interested in renting both cottages, feel free to inquire, and we’d be happy to provide more details.



For a touch of adventure, venture to Pelee Wings Nature Store just up the road, where you can rent kayaks or canoes to explore the lake or the wetlands at Point Pelee National Park.



Important Notice: Please note that Point Pelee National Park has implemented stricter regulations regarding the use of their passes. These passes are strictly for the cardholder and their household, and identification will be required at the gates to verify that the address on the ID matches the cardholder’s information. Due to these new measures, we are unable to guarantee the availability of passes for all guests.



We’re always available when you need us—through email, the app, or by phone.

From this prime waterfront location, you are minutes from the gates of Point Pelee National Park, a bird and butterfly sanctuary, home of the annual Festival of Birds, with campgrounds, nature trails, and 20 km of sandy beach to take a refreshing swim or to build sandcastles at the southernmost point of mainland Canada. You can reach the National Park on a short walk down picturesque Point Pelee Drive or a casual stroll along the sandy beach from the Lakehouse.



Also, a short drive from the Lakehouse is:

Erie Shores Golf & Country Club, an 18-hole public course nestled on the shore of Lake Erie; Leamington Marina, a deep-water marina that provides various dock sizes; and Pelee Island Ferry Terminal, to take a 1.5-hour ferry ride to Pelee Island and enjoy wine tours, a picnic, swimming, fishing, boating, or a bike ride around the island. Seacliff Park and Beach is a popular local spot featuring an accessible beach boardwalk, beach volleyball and basketball courts, shaded picnic areas, and a splash pad.



The Lake Erie North Shore region is also known for its award-winning wineries lying on the same 42nd parallel as other world famous wine regions like Napa, California, Portugal, Spain and Italy.



Disclaimer: The availability of Point Pelee National Park passes cannot be guaranteed for guests. Point Pelee National Park has implemented stricter regulations regarding the usage of their passes. These passes are exclusively intended for use by the cardholder and their household, and identification will be required at the gates to ensure that the address on the ID matches the cardholder's information. Due to these new measures, we cannot guarantee the availability of passes to all individuals.