The four Ojibway Rental COTTAGES are the delightfully rustic and charming former accommodations of the oId Ojibway Hotel. They are places to gather. Places to connect. Staying in an Ojibway Cottage ties you in to the pulse of the island's activities, while your own private retreat remains blissfully just steps away. Spend a few days in an Ojibway Cottage and forever change your definition of what spending "quality time" with your family means.

2010 SEASON AVAILABILITY:

The following cottages are now available:

Oakwood Aug 28 – Sept 4 (discounted 25% as there is no camp)

We have just had a cancellation at Oakwood so the cottage is available for the week of August 14 - 21st

Birchwood Aug 28 – Sep 4 (discounted 25% as there is no camp)

Basswood July 24 – 31, July 31 – Aug 7, Aug 14 – 21, Aug 28 – Sep 4 (discounted 25% as there is no camp)

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ELMWOOD

Elmwood is our largest cottage. It is just a short walk along a path from the old hotel. This rambling, two-storey cottage has a wide Screened-in. verandah that spans the. entire front of the cottage, perfect for reading, outdoor dining or just sitting and watching the world go by at a pace from the past. The first floor includes a large dining room and kitchen, a living room with a cobblestone fireplace and a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom. Upstairs you'll find four bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Elmwood will accommodate 10 and is ideal for two families to share.

BASSWOOD

Just beyond Elmwood is Basswood. This one bedroom cottage sits right on the water with its own dock and amazing sunset views through large picture windows. Unlike the other cottages, it has a spacious deck across the front. The interior features an open concept kitchen, dining and living area with a cobblestone fireplace. It also features a large bedroom with a matching cobblestone fireplace, full bath and an outdoor shower. While the cottage is "one bedroom," it will comfortably accommodate a family of four.

THE OJIBWAY EXPERIENCE

The scent of pine trees traveling on the crisp, clean air. A world of rock and trees, all surrounded by water so clear you wonder how it can appear blue. Daytime or nighttime, you're treated to panoramic views of lake and sky, occasionally disturbed by the passing of a mink, a loon or a family of mergansers.

And the Ojibway Club? It's here that islanders come to get "the news" and their daily paper at the gift shop. To pick up food at the grocery and information on where the picnicking spot for the day will be. It's here that kids meet for camp. A camp with sailing, tennis, canoeing, swimming, arts and crafts. The Ojibway Club is where tennis matches are played, sailors race, where book clubs meet, art and aerobics classes are taught and cards are played. Although the grand old hotel no longer functions as such, it still serves as the heart of the island community.