The best dog-friendly cabin rentals near Peterborough, Ontario

If you're looking for a camping experience in or near Peterborough, Ontario with your furry friend by your side, Hipcamp has over 280 options for you! With pet-friendly cabins available, you can find a cosy place to settle down with your pet. Cedar Creek Forest Camping (126 reviews), Laurenwood Farm (52 reviews), and Beneath the Stars - Haliburton County Escape (34 reviews) are some of the top-rated campsites to choose from. Enjoy amenities like potable water, toilets, and trash, while engaging in activities such as wind sports, horseback riding, and fishing. Average prices per night are around $130 with options as low as $20.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Fifthwind

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28km from Peterborough · 1 site · Lodging · Cobourg, ON

Fifthwind farm is located high on a hilltop in Northumberland county. Our farm is only 10 minutes north of Cobourg yet feels tranquil and remote. The view is spectacular…on a clear day New York State is visible. There is a large bonfire area on our farm, (a little bit away from the Bunkie) also a play area for kids including zip line, boat structure, sand box, swing, above ground pool and trampoline; gorgeous circular organic garden with seating area and a small orchard. The garden and orchard provides many of the flowers, herbs and berries used to create skincare products. www.purejoybotanicals.ca. At Fifthwind we are also dedicated to developing and showcasing natural building techniques including straw bale and compressed earth blocks. www.fifthwind.ca Cobourg is rich with festivals on summer weekends and is known for it’s large beach and waterfront trails. Northumberland Forest is nearby and has trails for hiking and skiing. Hazel Bird natural oak savanna is 5 min away.

2. A cozy cabin for wilderness escape

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74km from Peterborough · 1 site · Lodging · Minden, ON

An absolutely private site of a former hunting camp above a peaceful lake surrounded by a quiet forest. Three comfortable cabins on site, each with a screened porch, kitchenette, running water, and a tree-house-like sleeping loft, can accommodate up to six guests double occupancy. This completely private property has many trails to explore, comes with a canoe and a rowboat, and is perfect for people of all ages seeking adventure or a tranquil atmosphere to relax and rejuvenate. A cozy adventure retreat in the woods perched above a peaceful paddling lake that is environmentally protected. Many trails throughout the property have diverse character and back onto hundreds of acres of crown land with an abundance of wildlife. This wilderness escape is just a 2-hour drive from Toronto yet completely secluded. There are no people or houses in sight, no cars, no lights – only the whispering of the towering pines and the sounds of nature. There are three comfortable cabins on-site, Pine Ridge, Vista, and Brooks, each uniquely positioned for maximum privacy and unobstructed views. The cabins are accessible by a short walk from the parking lot and come equipped with a kitchenette, a fully screened porch, and a tree-house-like sleeping loft. Vista and Brooks have a wood-burning stove and can be used in winter. Pine Ridge is a 3 season cabin with no heating source. Come here and enjoy nothing but silence - the serenity makes you feel that you are the only one on Earth. Stroll down to the lake to canoe, paddle, swim, fish, or grab your backpack and head down to the QE II Provincial park to explore extensive canoe routes and hiking trails. In the evening, relax with your favourite drink and enjoy the sounds of wildlife around you. In less perfect weather you will find many board games at the cabin or just curl up with a book by a large window on the main floor. Features overview: - Full privacy with private waterfront on a secluded lake - The cabins are hike-in with 90 m (2 min) walk from the parking lot - Two cabins have a wood-burning stove. - Twin size bed is on the main floor and a double size mattress in the sleeping loft - Kitchenette in the cabin equipped with accessories and essentials - Pots/pans/cutlery are provided - Propane portable stove inside the cabin included - Two propane BBQ included - Cold running water in the cabin is not drinkable - Cooler to keep your food fresh included - Outdoor no-flush, composting toilet - For the wood-burning stove, cut and bagged firewood is delivered to the cabin and can be purchased for a $10/bag convenience fee (cash or e-transfer). Loose firewood logs are free - you will need to split them yourself (axes are provided). - Canoe and a rowboat included to explorer around - Excellent cellular phone reception everywhere on the property - Electrical power outlets are not available - Outdoor summer shower - NOTE: guests must climb vertical stairs to sleep in the loft. Sleeping on the main floor (single bed) is an option. - This is a real wilderness camp and is not recommended for small children or infants - To respect guest privacy, the property is not shared between different parties. Your reservation includes the whole 10 acres property. No other guests will be present on the property during your stay. Things to bring - Drinking water - Food - Clothes for the season - Bugs repellent - Toiletries - Flashlights - Your optimism and excitement for the adventure Other notes: - If you have a strong preference for either cabin (Vista, Brooks, or Pine Ridge) please contact the host and inquire about its availability before booking.

If you're looking for a camping experience in or near Peterborough, Ontario with your furry friend by your side, Hipcamp has over 280 options for you! With pet-friendly cabins available, you can find a cosy place to settle down with your pet. Cedar Creek Forest Camping (126 reviews), Laurenwood Farm (52 reviews), and Beneath the Stars - Haliburton County Escape (34 reviews) are some of the top-rated campsites to choose from. Enjoy amenities like potable water, toilets, and trash, while engaging in activities such as wind sports, horseback riding, and fishing. Average prices per night are around $130 with options as low as $20.

98% (452)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Fifthwind

89%

(9)

28km from Peterborough · 1 site · Lodging · Cobourg, ON

Fifthwind farm is located high on a hilltop in Northumberland county. Our farm is only 10 minutes north of Cobourg yet feels tranquil and remote. The view is spectacular…on a clear day New York State is visible. There is a large bonfire area on our farm, (a little bit away from the Bunkie) also a play area for kids including zip line, boat structure, sand box, swing, above ground pool and trampoline; gorgeous circular organic garden with seating area and a small orchard. The garden and orchard provides many of the flowers, herbs and berries used to create skincare products. www.purejoybotanicals.ca. At Fifthwind we are also dedicated to developing and showcasing natural building techniques including straw bale and compressed earth blocks. www.fifthwind.ca Cobourg is rich with festivals on summer weekends and is known for it’s large beach and waterfront trails. Northumberland Forest is nearby and has trails for hiking and skiing. Hazel Bird natural oak savanna is 5 min away.

2. A cozy cabin for wilderness escape

100%

(4)

74km from Peterborough · 1 site · Lodging · Minden, ON

An absolutely private site of a former hunting camp above a peaceful lake surrounded by a quiet forest. Three comfortable cabins on site, each with a screened porch, kitchenette, running water, and a tree-house-like sleeping loft, can accommodate up to six guests double occupancy. This completely private property has many trails to explore, comes with a canoe and a rowboat, and is perfect for people of all ages seeking adventure or a tranquil atmosphere to relax and rejuvenate. A cozy adventure retreat in the woods perched above a peaceful paddling lake that is environmentally protected. Many trails throughout the property have diverse character and back onto hundreds of acres of crown land with an abundance of wildlife. This wilderness escape is just a 2-hour drive from Toronto yet completely secluded. There are no people or houses in sight, no cars, no lights – only the whispering of the towering pines and the sounds of nature. There are three comfortable cabins on-site, Pine Ridge, Vista, and Brooks, each uniquely positioned for maximum privacy and unobstructed views. The cabins are accessible by a short walk from the parking lot and come equipped with a kitchenette, a fully screened porch, and a tree-house-like sleeping loft. Vista and Brooks have a wood-burning stove and can be used in winter. Pine Ridge is a 3 season cabin with no heating source. Come here and enjoy nothing but silence - the serenity makes you feel that you are the only one on Earth. Stroll down to the lake to canoe, paddle, swim, fish, or grab your backpack and head down to the QE II Provincial park to explore extensive canoe routes and hiking trails. In the evening, relax with your favourite drink and enjoy the sounds of wildlife around you. In less perfect weather you will find many board games at the cabin or just curl up with a book by a large window on the main floor. Features overview: - Full privacy with private waterfront on a secluded lake - The cabins are hike-in with 90 m (2 min) walk from the parking lot - Two cabins have a wood-burning stove. - Twin size bed is on the main floor and a double size mattress in the sleeping loft - Kitchenette in the cabin equipped with accessories and essentials - Pots/pans/cutlery are provided - Propane portable stove inside the cabin included - Two propane BBQ included - Cold running water in the cabin is not drinkable - Cooler to keep your food fresh included - Outdoor no-flush, composting toilet - For the wood-burning stove, cut and bagged firewood is delivered to the cabin and can be purchased for a $10/bag convenience fee (cash or e-transfer). Loose firewood logs are free - you will need to split them yourself (axes are provided). - Canoe and a rowboat included to explorer around - Excellent cellular phone reception everywhere on the property - Electrical power outlets are not available - Outdoor summer shower - NOTE: guests must climb vertical stairs to sleep in the loft. Sleeping on the main floor (single bed) is an option. - This is a real wilderness camp and is not recommended for small children or infants - To respect guest privacy, the property is not shared between different parties. Your reservation includes the whole 10 acres property. No other guests will be present on the property during your stay. Things to bring - Drinking water - Food - Clothes for the season - Bugs repellent - Toiletries - Flashlights - Your optimism and excitement for the adventure Other notes: - If you have a strong preference for either cabin (Vista, Brooks, or Pine Ridge) please contact the host and inquire about its availability before booking.

Stories from the community

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Kimi

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Fifthwind

Highly recommended trip with Henry and his funky bunkie! I love every single minute in it. Very clean place, they provide everything you need. Just bring food. Henry is very friendly and intelligent, this bunkie he built is filled with of characters. It’ll be better if the fire pit was closer to the bunkie. It’s definitely a great place for couples and small families to spend some wonderful time at the farm.

Jean-Pierre

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Fifthwind

We arrived the on the holiday weekend for Thanksgiving and we were fortunate enough to get the Bunkie for an evening unrelatively short notice through HipCamp. The girlfriend and I wanted a small getaway even though we lived within 2 hours of the funky Bunkie. It was unfortunately raining and not very nice weather that evening. My girlfriend and I settled in made ourselves comfortable and we quite enjoyed our secluded getaway. A couple of times the stars broke out in the evening and it was a beautiful sight. That being said, Henry, the host give us a tour throughout his amazing property. If anybody who reads this post to the fullest, you will meet the "Doc Brown" of environmental building. What he's done with what he outsourced and is pretty mind-blowing at a construction standpoint. If you're into the stuff, Henry ia enthusiastic to share his creations. :) Henry and his wife have been amazing hosts and looking for ward to visiting again.

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Jeff

July 2025

2 nights at A cozy cabin for wilderness escape

Good spot. Very private and quiet. Camp and cabins were well kept. Camp was well stocked with chairs, tables, bbq's. Solar lights in cabins were a bonus. We would have brought less gear if we knew how well stocked it was. The lake is not for fishing. We'd book again knowing what we're getting.

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Deyi

July 2025

With kids

1 night at Fifthwind

We had an amazing experience at the Funky Bunky! It’s a kid’s paradise—highly recommended for families with young children. You can enjoy the pool, sandbox, and hammock, or roast marshmallows around their beautiful campfire. There’s even a zipline just for kids! We visited in the summer, and the little ones had a blast picking vegetables in the stunning garden. And of course, the scenery is absolutely breathtaking.

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Rod

July 2025

2 nights at Fifthwind

We really enjoyed our stay. Henry and Johanna were great hosts and gave us an extensive tour of their farm, garden and sustainable-building projects. Cooling off in their above-ground pool, while admiring the pollinator garden was a real treat. My main goal was to photograph the night sky with a small telescope. The Funkie Bunkie was a convenient spot to set up a telescope with a commanding view of the northern sky. This was my main target for the trip: https://flic.kr/p/2rjufoy The Funkie Bunkie is simple, but clean and comfortable. There is no A/C, so the upper bunk can be a little warm during a heatwave, but fan and windows made it comfortable. A great place to enjoy the night sky and the nearby trails.

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Roberta

May 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Fifthwind

We had a wonderful time in the Funky Bunky! It was just what our family was looking for. We had our privacy, but Henry was available when we needed anything. My son and I loved visiting the lambs. Henry and his wife are really interesting people to talk to. It is a beautiful property!

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진숙

April 2025

Weekend Trip to Fifthwind

It is located on a slightly higher hill than the surrounding area, so it is peaceful and beautiful to watch the sunrise and sunset. The owner was kind and always ready to listen to the guests. The kids roasted marshmallows and had fun chatting at the campfire prepared for us. Above all, the beautiful constellations in the pitch-black night sky were the highlight of the camping. The kids were amazed and ~ it made the place even more special. It was a pity that we couldn't see the beautiful garden near the host because it wasn't full spring, but I hope we'll have the chance next time. The accommodation is spacious and cozy enough for 3 people. When we went, it was a little windy and cool in the morning and evening, but it was well insulated, so it wasn't cold even without the heater on. In particular, the bathroom was located right next to the accommodation, and it was clean and well-maintained so that there was no smell. We didn't use the shower room that was guided, but if you go camping in the summer, you can wash and use it comfortably. Additionally, electricity, Wi-Fi, and various kitchen facilities provide convenience during the camping period.