Historic Cottage Rentals on the Skootamatta River
Hidden among the trees, alongside the beautiful Skootamata River are over 6 acres of nature at its best. 1850s Riverfront Log Home, 1820s Log Lodge, Beach Club, 15 cozy cedar cabins, and over 1,000 feet of waterfront provide the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway.
Our Guest can enjoy our private sandy beach either to sit back and relax or have fun. We offer complimentary boat rentals, with kayaks, canoes, pedal boats and a variety of beach games.
The Skootamata River is notorious for fishing, so take a boat out or stand at the shoreline to catch some of Ontario’s best all year round.
After a long day out in nature, wind down in your fully equipped cottage or in our Lounge.
Our Historic cottages are equipped with all of the modern amenities such as Satellite Smart TV, Complimentary WiFi, DVD player, Stereo, Fireplace, Games, and more.
We offer cottage and cabin rentals as well as facilities to host an array of events.
Located only 2 hours from Toronto and Ottawa, Bridgewater Retreat is your Perfect Riverside Escape.
Our Guest can enjoy our private sandy beach either to sit back and relax or have fun. We offer complimentary boat rentals, with kayaks, canoes, pedal boats and a variety of beach games.
The Skootamata River is notorious for fishing, so take a boat out or stand at the shoreline to catch some of Ontario’s best all year round.
After a long day out in nature, wind down in your fully equipped cottage or in our Lounge.
Our Historic cottages are equipped with all of the modern amenities such as Satellite Smart TV, Complimentary WiFi, DVD player, Stereo, Fireplace, Games, and more.
We offer cottage and cabin rentals as well as facilities to host an array of events.
Located only 2 hours from Toronto and Ottawa, Bridgewater Retreat is your Perfect Riverside Escape.
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PRIVATE BEACH
BOAT RENTALS FISHING SATELITE SMART TV's |
COMPLIMENTARY WIFI
LOUNGES EVENT SPACE AND MUCH MORE |
Everything you'll need
Two Hundred Years of HistoryThe land was originally settled in 1859 during the Ontario Gold Rush, and later converted into the Schneider School of Fine Arts in the 1960's.
Artist from all over the world would come to this beautiful location to learn from each other while taking in the natural beauty. Much of the art still hangs on the walls on the property. We want to invite you to join us in becoming apart of history! |
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