Hotels in Central Manitoulin

When you stay at this vacation home in Central Manitoulin, you'll be near the beach, within a 10-minute walk of Lake Huron and Providence Bay Beach Boardwalk. This vacation home is 9.4 mi (15.1 km) from St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Church and 9.8 mi (15.8 km) from Mindemoya Town Park. Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills. Limited parking is available onsite. Make yourself comfortable in your vacation home. The bathroom has a bathtub or shower and complimentary toiletries.

If you rent our cottage you get the entire cottage and do not share with any other guests or the owners. It's like having your own home away from home! :) We ask that you provide your own bed linens (top sheet, fitted sheet and pillow cases) and bathing/beach towels. All beds come standard with top duvet/comforter, pillow with zippered pillow protector and mattress covers. Don't have your own bed linens or showering towels? No problem, we do offer an optional paid bed linen and/or showering towel service, please inquire. Unlimited Wifi is always free of charge and we also offer additional optional paid services such as fire pit firewood, bed linen service, showering towels, bike and kayak rentals available for purchase prior to your arrival. Our cottage is located in beautiful Providence Bay, Ontario on Manitoulin Island. Manitoulin Island is the largest fresh water island in the world with a rich aboriginal history of dating back as far as 10,000 Bc. Providence Bay is a delightful village community situated on Lake Huron on the south shore of the island in Georgian Bay. It is easily accessible from Sudbury (less than 2 hours away) or from the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry as South Bay Mouth and the Ferry Terminal is only 25 minutes away.) Providence Bay is renowned for the best sandy beach on the island, with an extensive boardwalk and a children's play area. (not to mention a welcomed lack of mosquitoes and black flies) Providence Bay is a unique to most areas in Northern Ontario in that there are virtually no black flies and almost no mosquitoes throughout most of the year. The annual Providence Bay Fair in August attracts thousands of visitors to the area. The parade snakes through the town to the delight of the gathering crowds. The Fair is held on the third weekend of August each year. Providence Bay also boasts fantastic cross country skiing and snowmobiling in the winter. Another plus: it's only 25 minutes from the ferry at South Baymouth. Please note that we do offer additional paid services for purchase