Cabins near Ottawa

Hike along the Ottawa River and relax in a cozy cabin on a cabin camping trip near Ottawa.

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the Goose - Jamink Farm

1 site · Lodging110 acres · Saint Andrews West, ON
This beautiful farm was once farmed by the McDonald family, one of which was named Willy Allan, hence our road name. Our family has had the pleasure to farm this 600 acre property since 2014. Come and experience life on the farm or simply enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility of the great outdoors. Learn more about this land: This is a small 8 x 20 wood cabin, there is a bunk bed, wood stove, BBQ and basic kitchen supplies. It is an off grid cabin with some solar powered outdoor lighting and flashlights. Enjoy the beautiful outdoors, swim in the pond, play cards and games, hike through our silvopasture forest and enjoy a relaxing campfire. Embrace the beautiful sunsets and start your day with a brilliant sunrise. You can also book a tour of our farm. You are welcome to set up tents for additional guests if you wish. There is a picnic table, and kitchen available. Pets are welcome. Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban.
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The Cliffside Cabin

1 site · Lodging164 acres · Denholm, QC
The Cabin Experience Perched on a west-facing cliff edge offering spectacular views and the most amazing sunsets, our cabin features a comfortable queen bed with fresh micro-fiber linens, pillows and down duvet (in cooler months). Inside you'll find storage drawers and a fully equipped kitchen setup with cookware, plates, utensils, kettle and a coffee press. A large cooler keeps your food fresh during your stay (you supply the ice). The cabin is super comfortable for 2 people to sleep. But there is plenty of space for a tent or two down in the campfire area. Children (and pets) are welcome at welcome at no additional cost. Our only request is "leave it like you found it". Views and Outdoor Living The covered deck showcases breathtaking sunsets from handcrafted Costa Rican rocking chairs. A natural breeze keeps things cool and mosquitoes away, even in summer. Enjoy your private campfire area under star-filled skies, hammocks placed in perfect spots, and an outdoor kitchen with a wood-fired "rocket" grill, stovetop, and camp oven. Wildlife and Nature You'll definitely see deer and are also likely to spot one of our two resident foxes, soaring hawks, and possibly a bald eagle. At the lake, watch for loons and beavers. At night, you might hear distant coyotes or wolves howling, though there's no need to worry as they always keep their distance from humans. Exploring Our Land Our 164 acres features 10km of well-marked forest trails that connect to the Trans Canada Trail. Don't miss our private lake—it's a rewarding hike to reach this secluded swimming spot few ever experience. Location and Amenities Just 10 minutes from the Gatineau River, we have canoes for rent and can deliver them, and you, to the nearby launch. The calm waters above Paugan Dam are perfect for exploring islands and discovering swimming spots. The cabin is only a 3-minute walk from parking, but we'll transport your gear by ATV. We provide jugs of delicious well water, and surprisingly, cell reception is excellent. This is rustic living at its finest—no TV or fridge, just you, nature, and simple comforts. The perfect escape to unplug and reconnect with what matters. Come find your quiet with us.
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Cabins near Ottawa guide

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Cabin rentals near Ottawa offer easy access to riverside excitement, rolling forested hills, and lively culture around Canada’s capital region. Summer cabin rentals provide waterfront retreats with access to boat-friendly waters and quieter beaches, plus onsite amenities like full kitchens, queen-sized beds, and BBQ grills. Explore Fitzroy Provincial Park, where a spacious beach and picnic area overlook 100-year-old white pine forests along Ottawa River, then head over into Hull to experience Quebec’s Gatineau Hills. Autumn campers will enjoy colourful displays throughout hiking trails around Parc de la Gatineau, and in winter, ski chalets lead right to the hills in Gatineau as well as to trails beside the Ottawa River for cross-country skiers. Score a heated cabin with a wood-burning stove for a visit that’s comfortable even in winter, or enjoy a rustic three-season space with a kitchen and bathroom for a visit in warmer weather. Remember to stock up on bug spray for blackfly season from May to June.

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