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- Entire cottage
- Parry Sound
Complete Privacy and Serenity Within 2-Hour Drive From The Greater Toronto Area (GTA). This One Of A Kind Cottage Amasses Private Shoreline Direct Access to The Lake With A Sandy Beach & Open Lake View From The House! Great outdoor space perfect to explore & play! Smart TV (FireTV), wireless internet (wifi), children friendly, books & table games, coffee & tea, fully equipped kitchen with appliances, dishwares & utenstils. Outdoor - Canoe, BBQ grill, Outdoor tables & chairs, etc.
- Entire cottage
- Parry Sound
Welcome to Taradise on Otter Lake, a beautiful new modern build. Open concept, beautiful lake views from every room. Enjoy the sun all day long and watch the beautiful sunsets from the panoramic views on the deck or the dock. This beautifully decorated get-a-way will make you feel relaxed immediately.
- Entire cottage
- Burk's Falls
Private, serene, idyllic setting. Beautiful new cottage. Calm lake perfect for swimming and fishing. 3 bedroom cottage features a loft bedroom with king bed and gorgeous views of the lake, main floor has private deck, and lower level has a walk out to patio and hot tub. Plan a BBQ on the deck. Relax in the hot tub on the terrace and stargaze or warm up after a dip in the lake, make dessert by the firepit. Winter is great for snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and hiking in a vast wilderness.
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Your guide to Parry Sound
All About Parry Sound
Located on the eastern shore of Georgian Bay on Lake Huron, home to the Thirty Thousand Islands that make up the world’s largest freshwater archipelago, the town of Parry Sound is famous for its natural sights, including the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO-designated area created to preserve biodiversity in the region. Many come here to enjoy Waubuno Beach, hike around Three Legged Lake, or experience the beauty of the islands from aboard a boat. In summer, it can seem like the whole town comes out for the Parry Sound Summer Market in Market Square Park, and there are worse ways to spend a spring afternoon than by strolling the historic Tower Hill Heritage Garden, laid out in the 1920s. In the evening, head to Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts to check out films, music, and captivating live performances.
How do I get around Parry Sound?
Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is a little over two hours away by car. The best way to explore this region is to rent a car at the airport and take the Georgian Bay Coastal Route, an 830-mile loop around the bay that has stops at popular scenic sites, including Manitoulin Island, Bruce Peninsula, and Wasaga Beach. Ontario Northland buses and Via Rail trains connect Parry Sound to other cities throughout northern Ontario and across Canada. The city also offers local taxis and charter buses.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Parry Sound?
Spring, summer, and fall are the best times of year to book a cottage rental in Parry Sound, as temperatures remain fairly moderate. Spring and summer are popular for vibrant greenery and opportunities for hiking and boating. In the summer, Festival of the Sound is a three-week classical music event that also hosts jazz and folk acts. Winters can be bone-chillingly cold and snowy, which is perfect for those who come here for snowshoeing and excellent ice fishing.
What are the top things to do in Parry Sound?
Georgian Bay
One of the main reasons to visit Parry Sound is to get up close and personal with Georgian Bay — all 5,800 square miles of it. Popular activities include cruising around the Thirty Thousand Islands, freediving in the blue waters, and exploring the coast by kayak or canoe. The bay is also a hotspot for scuba diving, where you can witness massive shipwrecks, geological walls and barriers, and the plethora of wildlife.
The Museum on Tower Hill
Distinguished by its 96-foot-tall forest fire lookout tower, the Museum on Tower Hill is where you’ll learn about First Nations tribes and dive deeper into the logging and shipping industry that put Parry Sound on the map. Perched at the top of Tower Hill, the museum has stunning views of Georgian Bay, a heritage garden, and plenty of picnic tables.
Oastler Lake Provincial Park
Surrounded by lakes and hiking trails, Oastler Lake Provincial Park, 10 minutes’ drive away, is a lovely place to lounge under a canopy of stars before heading back to your house for rent in Parry Sound. Bring your bike or hiking gear and explore the Seguin Recreational Trail, which takes about 90 minutes and is quite popular during the fall foliage season. Other activities include canoeing, swimming, and fishing for rainbow trout and bass. Bring a picnic to enjoy at one of the many lakeside tables.