Located in Tobermory, this lovely house for $300 per night is a fantastic choice for your next break. Pretend you are lost in an apple orchard as you sit relaxing on Orchard's backyard lounge, facing a real apple orchard. Soak in the famous activities of the nearby village of Tobermory, or swim at the famous Grotto, or hiking the famous Bruce Trail. Return home to 3 addorable and comfortable rooms, a fully equipped kitchen and more. When you wake up, the coffee maker and tea kettle awaits. You deserve this holiday. Orchard House is managed by a group of almost-famous locals at Grey Bruce Cottages Inc. - dedicated to ensuring you have a 5-star experience without the 5-star prices. Please note we have a pet fee of $75 at this property. Here's why Orchard House should be on your wish list: 1. LOCATION: literally minutes from the Peninsula's most visited attractions: glass bottom boat tours, Bruce Trail, Grotto, National Park, Tobermory Brewery, Singing Sands Provincial Park and more. 2. AFFORDABILITY: the cottage is one of the most affordable in the area for the amenities and comfort it provides. 3. PRIVACY: the cottage resides in a very private area of Tobermory, off the beaten path of the highly trafficked areas, but close enough to have a lot of fun. 4. INDULGENCES: full linen and towel service, complimentary coffee, wine and goodies, plus a lot more to ensure you have a great stay. 5. EXPLORE: book a private hike on the Bruce Trail with our certified Ontario Hike Leader. Please let us know how we can make your stay a fun one! STA license number NBP-2022-49 Contactless check-in Online Guest Concierge On-call Onsite team for emergencies Tobermory is a harbour village on the Bruce Peninsula in the province of Ontario. Just southeast, Bruce Peninsula National Park is known for the Bruce Trail footpath on the craggy Niagara Escarpment, and the Grotto, a wave-carved cave in Georgian Bay. The village lies next to Fathom Five National Marine Park, which is home to the Flowerpot Island sea stacks, 19th-century lighthouses and multiple shipwreck dive sites. Native Land Acknowledgment We acknowledge the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway Odawa and Pottawatomie Nations. And further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land. Contactless check in with door code. Access directly off of highway 6. Address provided at booking. Orchard House is a prime example of mid-century architecture with plenty of living and sleeping spaces, including a fully finished rec-room. It is a great place to relax with the family or friends. A vehicle is required to get around the Peninsula. Parking is free at the property.