Situated in Madawaska Valley, this lovely cottage for $1,031 per night is a fantastic choice for your next break. A unique, restored, updated and well maintained 3-season log cottage with 2 log cabins (formerly an Algonquin lodge built in the late 1930's, which was subdivided for cottage lots with 100' frontages) on Round Lake with south exposure and stunning lake view, sandy beach (102' frontage), shallow entry and clear water. A narrow creek meanders through the property. Comfortably sleeps 16 within the main cottage and 2 cabins (total 6 bedrooms including loft). Very pleasant ambience with NEW furniture, bed linens, towels, small appliances, Adirondack chairs; good mattresses, new drilled well, septic system, black tin roof and deck. Three newly renovated bathrooms with showers. Satellite TVs (2) and unlimited internet. Perfect for family events, children & friends. A place to relax and enjoy its rustic charm, unique architecture and beautiful surroundings. 1. Log Cottage (former Algonquin lodge): -Great room with spectacular cathedral ceiling, dining area, living area; Satellite TV, Vermont Castings wood stove. Open concept full cooking kitchen with dishwasher, stove, microwave, refrigerator -Large enclosed sunporch close to water with dining area and sitting areas under a vaulted ceiling -Bathroom with sink, toilet and shower -Bedroom #1 with Queen bed -Bedroom #2 with Queen bed and bunk bed (2 singles) -Bedroom #3 in loft with 2 single beds 2. Log Cabin: -Enclosed sunporch with sitting area and dining/card table -Bathroom with sink, toilet and shower -Bedroom #4 with cathedral ceiling, double bed and bunk bed (2 singles) -Bedroom #5 with double bed 3. Studio Log Cabin: -Screened porch with sitting area -Bathroom with sink, toilet and shower -Laundry room with washer and dryer (available to 7 day+ rentals) -Studio bedroom #6 with cathedral ceiling, double bed -Sliding barn wood doors to the bathroom and laundry room Outdoor pursuits available: -Kayak (Seats 2) -Canoe (Seats 2) -Paddle boat (Seats 4) -Trampoline without safety net is available upon request (adult supervision required) -Fire pit with cluster of 8 Adirondack chairs ideal for sundown gatherings (available additional 5 older wooden moon-shape chairs, the original style used by former resort) -Naylor Boat lift available (separate charge may apply); Boat launch at Round Lake Centre -Barbecue including extra propane tank -Fishing and hunting in season (licenses required) -Mountain bike trails and walking trails in the area This vacation retreat offers tranquility and convenience: -Round Lake is the first major lake in the course of the Bonnechere River which begins at Basin Lake in Algonquin Park to the north and runs through Round Lake, then Golden Lake, Eganville, Douglas and Renfrew before emptying into the Ottawa River near Castleford. Round Lake is at the top of the water chain with pristine clean and clear water -Round Lake has two provincial parks - Bonnechere Provincial Park and Foy Provincial Park. -3 minutes to convenience stores in Bonnechere -5 minutes to convenience store in Round Lake Centre (with LCBO) -20-25 minutes to the charming villages of Killaloe and Barry's Bay with supermarkets, liquor stores, restaurants, laundromats and pharmacies. Hospital in Barry's Bay. Killaloe is the birthplace of BeaverTails pastry. -20 minutes to famous Wilno, the first and oldest Polish settlement in Canada with spectacular views of rolling Madawaska Hills, Round Lake and Golden Lake. Eat and drink at Wilno Tavern Restaurant, a historic Polish pub with over 100 years of hospitality. Check for entertainment on Tuesday nights and weekends -30 minutes to Pembroke, a city with big name stores (Metro, Food Basic, Walmart, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Staples, McDonalds, KFC, Burger King, Winners, etc.) -45 minutes to Bonnechere Caves that was formed 500 million years ago by erosion of limestone at the Fourth Chute on Bonnechere River near Eganville featuring pre-historic fossils and stalactites; 1 hour guided tours may be available -1 hour to Wilderness Tours Whitewater Rafting and Kayaking on the Ottawa River at Foresters Falls near Cobden -1 hour to the eastern gate of Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario’s most famous wilderness park, a huge 7630 square km wildlife preserve; visit Logging Museum, Spruce Bog and Algonquin Visitors Centre -20 minutes to 1 hour drive to public golf courses in Killaloe, Barry's Bay, Cobden, Eganville and Renfrew -2 hours to Ottawa, Canada’s capital city -4.5 hours to Toronto. New bed linens and towels available (separate charge applies). Whether you prefer outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, swimming, catching frogs by the creek or simply the pleasure of relaxing by the lake on Adirondack chairs or in the sunporch with a good book or magazine, there is no end to the fun and relaxation you’ll enjoy during your stay at this unique retreat.