• Apartment
• Hostel Facility
• Meeting Space
• Your hosts

Located on Lake Ontario’s north shore near Colborne and Brighton, our waterfront retreat is an environmentally-sensitive home with efficient lighting, water saving plumbing, composting and recycling.  Air cooling fans, fresh lake breezes and a passive air draft roof monitor supplement our (rarely used) conventional air conditioner.

You’ll enjoy precious, crystal-clear, pure water provided from our own deep well.

We are a pet and smoke-free property.

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Your personal accommodations for up to 6 people are in an open-concept, very comfortable, self-contained suite with high speed wireless internet, fireplace and private entrance. Have us prepare your breakfast or choose the  self-catered option (we’ll provide standard breakfast foods like eggs, bacon, cereal, bread and fruit).

For your pleasure, you’ll have full yard privileges with BBQ, swings and picnic tables for little people and adults.

Bookings for 2-7 day stays
Suite rates seasonally adjusted from $150.00 per night   Inquire about availability

Hostel accommodation for up to 8 people

Visit the hostel website – OntarioCyclingHostel.com

For groups up to 8 persons, relax after an active day, in our unique hostel accommodation. Perfect for Cyclists, our facility is complete with secure storage and most repair tools. We provide a BBQ, fridge, microwave, coffee maker and 3-piece washroom. Optional breakfast is available. Enjoy our expansive grounds including gardens, picnic areas, swings, hammocks and a 50 yard, four hole “Urban” golf course. A private deck right on Lake Ontario compliments your home away from home. Steps away from a refreshing swim in the lake.
Ask about our super saver group rates.
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For our traveler friends and community members, we offer a private meeting room with flexible set ups for groups. Ideal for small meetings, classes/instruction and family functions.
Contact us for availability and rates.

Frances and Lawrence

Photographers, driftwood and stone artists as well as eclectic collectors of postcards and RCMP memorabilia.