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By Trish Manning Trish Manning is an adventure travel writer and content coordinator for Outdoor Adventures Ontario.
We get a lot of great questions from travelers to Ontario, and one that keeps coming up is, “Where can you vacation in Ontario with your dog?” In resorts, lodges and hotels! Here are our picks for some of the best dog-friendly resorts in Ontario.
Nature’s Harmony on 485 acres facing the Laurentian Mountains offers unique accommodations and plenty of space for you and your dog to play in any season. With a wide variety of hiking, biking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, you’ll connect with nature and enjoy life’s simple pleasures.
This pet-friendly resort is perfect for you and your four-legged family members. Pets are allowed in all cabins at no extra charge. Dogs of all sizes can enjoy the designated off-leash dog park and 6 kilometers of off-leash dog trails.
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Choose from five spacious cabins located on the shores of beautiful Crow Lake in northwestern Ontario. Cabins sleep 4 to 8 guests and are pet friendly! Take your dog for a paddle in a kayak, canoe or paddle board (free to use), swim in the crystal clear waters and enjoy quiet evenings by your own private fire pit.
Killarney Mountain Lodge is located on the beautiful Killarney Channel on the northern shores of Georgian Bay and has a selection of rooms available for guests with pets. Their executive suites and cabins are dog-friendly. Killarney Provincial Park and Grodin Point Park are just east of the resort, so there are plenty of trails and outdoor spaces nearby for you and your pup to explore.
Dogs are welcome at Deerhurst Resort, where new pet-friendly accommodations mean you can have the whole family on holiday. Deerhurst also has designated areas for pets so they can enjoy the outdoors with you.
Elk Lake Wilderness Resort is very pet friendly. There is no pet fee, but dogs must be friendly, social and easy to manage. Families and friends can enjoy fishing, campfires, snowmobiling and other great outdoor activities.
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Dogs love fresh air as much as we do, and with that in mind, many Ontario parks allow dogs to join the fun and have special features, including off-leash swimming and exercise areas, to make your vacation even more fun. Puppy Ontario Parks Dog friendly accommodations include cabins, yurts and trailers.
Bring your pup and enjoy a cozy and comfortable pet-friendly cabin at Elmhurst Resort. In winter, you can go ice skating, sledding and more on the lake. In summer, you can relax in the water, kayak or explore the area. Experience delicious local cuisine and wine tasting.
The lodge is located on an isolated island on Lake Nimes, bordering the Quetico Provincial Park. It offers the perfect wild eco-adventure for your whole family.
You and your pup will enjoy a fun and relaxing vacation on Otter Lake’s 84 acres near Parry Sound. Stayed in a very clean, tidy, dog friendly cabin.
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Take in views of the St. Lawrence River at this peaceful Watermark Cottage in Ontario’s 1,000 Islands region. These luxury beach cottages are dog-friendly and equipped with all modern conveniences.
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“If you’re like me and love to travel with your dog, you need to check out Nature Harmony Ecolodge in Mattawa.
They have very nice pet cabins and allow dogs on skiing, snowshoeing and sledding. I can’t wait to get back to hiking and biking this summer. “Mike Steele, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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Are you looking for a cozy getaway or a country getaway that welcomes four-legged family members? You are not alone! More and more travelers are planning their stays and trips around pets and activities. Pet parents who want to include their dogs in outdoor adventures will find dog-friendly vacation ideas in Ontario.
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All the cozy cabins, seaside cabins, lakeside cabins and wilderness retreats featured here invite furry friends to stay. Each is the perfect home for exploring the outdoors with your dog.
Why you’ll love it: Nestled among the rolling hills and sparkling lakes of the Haliburton Highlands, Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Sanctuary is a vast wilderness where, in the warmer months, you and your pup can paddle, hike and mountain bike. , and snowshoes, cross-country skis, and fat bikes in the winter.
Where to Stay: Cabinscape offers a collection of beautiful and cozy cabins set on remote lakes in Haliburton Forest, perfect for a romantic getaway or a rustic family getaway. At just 160 square feet, these solar-powered eco-friendly cabins are guaranteed to bring your pets and loved ones along. Optional packages include guided adventures with Yours Outdoors and themed food and beverages.
While there: Grab a snack and a pint of craft beer on the spacious patio at Halliburton Highlands Brewing. The brewery is located in the Abbey Gardens, an inspiring community project focused on sustainable living, growth and production. Look out for the brewery’s Highland Terrier, Ringo, to greet you and your furry friends.
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Why you’ll love it: Whether you’re admiring the fall colors from your deck, taking a scenic hike in the woods or taking your pup for a paddle on a blissful remote lake, Algonquin Provincial Park and the surrounding Algonquin The Mackin Highlands have to offer. An adventure of a lifetime for two-legged and four-legged outdoor enthusiasts. In addition to the convenient Highway 60 corridor, the west side of the park has many quiet entrances and attractive off-park attractions.
Where to Stay: Northridge Inn’s lakeside cedar cabins, grand glamping tents and rustic chic cabin rooms provide an Instagram-worthy setting for you and your pets. Beautiful gardens and terraces overlook Barnard Lake, while free bikes, paddle boards, kayaks and canoes make it easy to explore local trails and waters. In winter, you can enjoy snowshoeing, skiing and outdoor skating.
While you’re there: Visit nearby Michiehue Provincial Park for one of the best views
