Hotels near Kawartha Lakes
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BobcaygeonB&B
BobcaygeonB&B offers accommodations in Kawartha Lakes, 23 miles from Whetung Ojibwa Centre and 30 miles from Chemong Lake. Providing a garden, the property is located within 21 miles of Buckhorn Lake....
Snug Harbour Cottage and Marina
Located 29 miles from Fleming College, Snug Harbour Cottage and Marina has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Lindsay
Offering an indoor salt water pool and free hot breakfast, this hotel is located in downtown Lindsay. Free WiFi is available throughout.
Ramada by Wyndham Lindsay
This hotel is 1.2 mi from the Lindsay Square Mall. Guest rooms have free WiFi and are warmly decorated. An on-site restaurant is available and a free continental breakfast is served each morning.
Howard Johnson by Wyndham Lindsay
This Lindsay, Ontario, motel is a 20-minute drive from Devils Elbow Ski Area, Sturgeon Lake, Fenelon Falls and Bobcaygeon. It has an on-site café that serves a hot breakfast with waffles every...
Kent Inn
Located in downtown Lindsay, this guest accommodation is 500 meters from Ross Memorial Hospital. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property and the guest rooms include a flat-screen cable TV.
Knights Inn Lindsay
Located in the Kawartha Lakes region off Highway 35 this nonsmoking motel is 3.1 mi from Lindsay town center. The motel offers rooms with a small refrigerator and free Wi-Fi.
Eganridge Resort, Golf Club & Spa
Featuring free WiFi, Eganridge Resort, Country Club & Spa offers accommodations in Bobcaygeon.
Great Blue Heron Hotel
Located in Port Perry, 26 miles from Oshawa GO Station, Great Blue Heron Hotel provides accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking and a restaurant.
What Guests Said About Kawartha Lakes:
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The Kawartha Lakes is a tourist area.
The Kawartha Lakes is a tourist area. If you own a yacht, motor boat, canoe, or bicycle, there are plenty of opportunities to get out in nature. The towns of Bobcaygeon and Buckhorn have plenty of places to eat and shop. Both are walkable and, in season, bustling. The folks you encounter on the street and in the commercial venues are friendly and helpful. If you wanted to get away from it all and put your feet up, this region provides the environment. In fact, this is cottage country and folks from the city like to escape to the relaxed pace and quiet. This review was written in July. I cannot hold forth on the Kawarthas when the snow falls.
G. DouglasCanada
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