Beach-Front Private Paradise Directly on Lake Simcoe

Ideal location for our visit, enjoyed the fire pit, jetty and beach and were lucky enough to have several fantastic sunsets.House has everything you need it is an older property so a little rustic around the edges but suited us fine.Amy great host and helpful in providing bedding and towels which are not normally provided for us as we came from EnglandWould happily stay again if in the area in the future

The cottage was clean. The sunsets were lovely & the view very nice.It would have really helped if I had been told to bring sheets; pillows; towels & washcloths.It would have been nice if instructions were left to work the new & modern T.V.Also there were no condiments of any kind including olive oil; or any spices; placemats or napkins.

This charming, clean, well maintained property has lake access (with stairs) a gas fireplace a woodburning fire pit and ample parking. Inside is a lovely comfortable living area.

Charming cottage, right on the water, but not exactly as advertised. There are no linens, blankets or pillows on the beds except for a fitted sheet, so guests are required to pack their own. The house is quite sparse and minimalist, no games, books, or pillows/blankets for the couch. There is a loud train that goes right past the house every couple of hours day and night. The train blares its horn every time it travels through the town. Town is cute, has pizza and ice cream, a couple of toy/dollar stores and a great public beach with playground and splash pad. Water in this part of the lake (at cottage and public beach in beaverton) is VERY shallow. Great for toddlers, not deep enough for adults to swim really until quite far from shore where there are a lot of motor boats and seados. Overall, the house was clean, adequately appointed, and large enough for 6 of us, 3 adults and 3 kids. Would not have booked if I had known about the train and lack of bedding ahead of booking.