House Rules (must meet these to book): Rents Friday-Friday only during the high season (end of June - end of August). Sleeps 8 (max 6 adults). Lead guest must be 30+ years of age. Up to 1 dog welcome (no more than 1 dog allowed). No parties allowed. A supplemental information form must be completed. Please note that, according to the municipality's bylaws, all dogs must be leashed or tethered on the property when outside. Dogs are not permitted to roam leash-free.

It is remarkable how fast the city of Midland recedes into the background when you turn off the main road on to Sumac Lane. The tree-lined cottage road soon lets you know that you are definitely at the cottage, although the town is close by and easily accessible when you need it. Little Lake is not well known, generally lost in the shadow of the much larger Georgian Bay, but it offers its own special cottage vacation.
Stepping into the cottage, the open concept living, kitchen and dining areas open up before you, all enjoying a wonderful lake panorama. A walkout takes you onto a wonderful deck where the views and breezes are second to none. The main bedroom and bath are on this level as well. The lower level include 2 bedrooms, a 3-piece bathroom and a family room (a perfect place to enjoy board games or a good book) and feature a walkout to one of the star attractions here, the hot tub!
A set of stairs takes you down to the waterfront. the entry to the water is shallow and it remains shallow out to beyond the dock, making it a spot for toddlers and non-swimmers to enjoy.
The local area offers shopping and history. A visit to the Wye Marsh Conservation Area is the choice of many. The towns of Penetanguishene and Midland are well known for their small town charm. Take in a concert at the Midland Cultural Centre (be sure to look for the Midland Murals), enjoy a round of golf at one of the local courses or take a boat ride with Miss Midland Cruises. On the other side of the lake, you will find Little Lake Park, a picturesque park with both natural and active settings. Home of the YMCA, Georgian Bay Rowing Club, North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre, Huronia Museum and Huron Ouendat Indian Village, Huron Ouendat Ossuary, Midland Curling Club, Midland Lawn Bowling Club, Skateboard Park, Civitan Ball Diamond, Beach Volleyball Courts, Tennis Courts, Dog Park, Basketball Court, Disc Golf, play equipment, boating (10hp and under only), prescribed burn and naturalized areas, community garden, horticultural displays, nature trails, picnic shelters, three separate washroom facilities, snack bar.
Then again, a relaxing afternoon with a glass of wine on the deck punctuated by a dip in the hot tub may be all you need to let the stress of everyday life disappear for a week.



Inside the Cottage

Sleeps 8 (Maximum 6 Adults)
3 Bedrooms (1 with King, 1 with Queen. 1 with Double + Twin bunks)
2 bathrooms (1 x 4-piece with tub & shower over, 3-piece with shower stall)
Fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher
Central A/C
Electric fireplace
Large screen IPTV
Foosball, 3:1 games table (roulette, blackjack, pool) table tops, and a selection of popular board games
Washer/dryer


Outside the Cottage

Waterfront dock
Canoe, Rowboat, Paddleboat, kayak & 7 assorted-sized PFDs
Deck for outdoor dining
Propane fire table
Propane BBQ
Hot tub
EV charging: 240 volt charging system (not available in winter - bring your own cables)





Things you need to know:


A maximum of 2 dogs up to medium size are permitted
Please note that, according to the municipality’s bylaws, all dogs must be leashed or tethered on the property when outside. Dogs are not permitted to roam leash-free.
A post departure cleaning service is included with rental but the departure checklist must be completed
The cottage is located in a family community, perfect for multi-generational family gatherings however, parties are not tolerated
Linens and indoor towels are provided for all rentals; please bring your own outdoor towels.
Garbage and recycling removal is required



Waterfront The entry to the water is shallow and it remains shallow out to beyond the dock, making it a great spot for toddlers and non-swimmers to enjoy. Entry is soft under foot and swimming shoes are recommended. Northwestern exposure at the waterfront.



Winter Notes In winter the 1 Km access road is plowed by a private contractor when required, so for winter rentals good winter tires are highly recommended and 4WD would also be an advantage.




Trivia The local town of Midland was founded in 1871, when the Midland Railway of Canada selected the sparsely populated community of Mundy's Bay as the new terminus for the Midland railway. At that time the Midland railway ran from Port Hope to Beaverton and the extended line to the town was completed by 1879. Settlers, attracted by the convenience of rail service, soon began to move into the area. The then village (incorporated in 1878) thrived, based on Georgian Bay shipping and the lumber and grain trades. Midland was Incorporated as a town in 1890. (Source - Wikipedia)



At a Glance

Sleeps 8 (max 6 adults)
A maximum of 2 dogs up to medium size
Central A/C
Hot tub
Foosball, 3:1 games table (roulette, blackjack, pool) table tops, and a selection of popular board games
Rowboat, paddleboat, kayak & assorted PFDs
Unlimited Wi-Fi, IPTV
Dishwasher, washer/dryer
EV charging: 240 volt charging system (not available in winter - bring your own cables)



A supplemental information form (under 5 min to complete) which includes information on the guests and agreeing to our rental agency's terms and conditions is required to be completed to finalize the booking.

Pets - allowed