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The best cabin rentals in Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site, ON
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The best cabin rentals in Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site, ON
Summerhill Farm
1. Summerhill Farm
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40km from Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site · 1 site
The cabin on 60 acres, shared with our main house nearby. There are apple trees and a trail into the woods. We are also near a boat launch onto Gawas Bay. We are close to cycling routes and about 5 minutes from the village of Hilton Beach and 10 minutes from Richards Landing. We are located about 7 minutes from the bridge onto St Joseph Island.
Please google St Joseph Island tourism for what the island has to offer.
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CA$125
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Grandma's Cabin - Lake and Fishing
2. Grandma's Cabin - Lake and Fishing
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42km from Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Enjoy hiking, swimming, canoeing, and fishing! There are many places to hike and plenty of beautiful lakes in the area to explore. Or, you can just relax on the provided deck or around the campfire with s'mores!This spot is great for the whole family. The cabin features one double bed and plenty of room to bring an air mattress. We have a canoe and paddleboard available for use. Firewood provided.Campfires are permitted and pets are welcome.
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Tiny Rustic Cabin
3. Tiny Rustic Cabin
43km from Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site · 2 sites
Glamping experience on Highway 17! Minutes away from beautiful beaches! Tiny Cabin with limited power provided by a Bluetti power box. Stocked kitchenette, but bring a stove or cook over the campfire on a tripod grill. Will provide a jug of water for dishes and cooking but its from our well so please bring your own drinking water. A comfortable double bed and a screened in porch. There is an outhouse but no shower. Showers can be found close by at travel gas stations or parks.
Private driveway off the highway. There is noise from the highway but the cabin is very private.
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CA$95
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Mark
September 2025
5 nights at Summerhill Farm
I had a wonderful week enjoying the Hilltop Cabin on St Joseph Island. The cabin is a quiet and cozy place to relax, and the porch is the perfect place to watch the sunset.
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James
August 2025
With pets
We had a great time at the cabin. Gord and Penny we're very welcoming and helpful. The dogs loved dock diving and swimming in the lake. Unfortunately, we were hit with rain at nights along with a fire ban for the duration of our stay but we still loved our time here. It was great to unwind and disconnect.
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Jenny
August 2025
With kids
Penny is probably the best host I’ve ever encountered.
She was beyond welcoming. She invited my daughters and I to a tour of her private flower & vegetable gardens at her private residence just 5 minutes away from the camp.
She was more than accommodating and even was going to have her husband help us down to the camp with our stuff as the driveway at the top of the camp is too steep for my front wheel drive to get back up so we parked just off to the side where there was a clearing. We assured her we could handle our stuff down to the camp though.
All the firewood was supplied.
There is a nice pit with a swivel grill to cook right over the fire as there’s no hydro to the camp (that’s what makes it so special). We brought a bag of charcoal to make cooking in the pit easier as we’re veteran campers now lol.
I do suggest you bring your own life jackets if you plan to use the canoe that is also supplied.
If you’re bringing children & they aren’t picky about Rocky, mucky, full of beautiful lily pads (where you’ll get the joy of hearing all the frogs at night), with lots of little minnows/perch then they will likely be the only ones swimming right at the camp, otherwise there is a beautiful rock you can canoe over to around the corner to the right that you can jump off and it’s nice and clear water for the adults and teens!
Bring your flashlights, spare batteries & back up batteries as that’s all you’re living off.
Sit back & enjoy!
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Kaija
July 2025
3 nights at Summerhill Farm
This was a very lovely stay! Dawn and David are a very kind couple and accommodating hosts. They made sure we had everything we needed and more, and were very genuine. We had some wonderful chats with them and learned a lot about the area. The cabin had everything we needed to cook some great vacation meals and a beautiful porch to enjoy them on, and way very cozy for our off the grid get away trip. There was some usual wear and tear on the cabin, as it is older, but Dawn and David were very quick to respond and did their best to fix any problem we encountered. We explored the Fort and Island Museum nearby, biked down to the nearby boat dock; and kayaked in the nearby bay. It was a lovely little mosquito-less area, which was a nice change after our camping the previous days. We would love to return anytime.
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Kathryn
May 2025
2 nights at Summerhill Farm
We were very happy to return this spring to Dawn and David’s cabin on their farm on St Joseph Island. Our hosts were so very kind and hospitable, as before, and ensured we had absolutely everything we could need, from warm blankets and firewood to maple syrup they’d harvested themselves and kitchen essentials. It was great to visit the Island early in the northern springtime: we were lucky enough to catch International Migration Day (a major birdwatching event for which Fort St Joseph opened early), and we had a couple of brilliant evenings paddling our canoe in Gawas Bay too. We were lucky enough to see otters as well as beavers and muskrats, deer and a fox near the cabin, and a troop of fluffy baby foxes nearby too! We had a lovely time, and we’re already looking forward to returning to this cozy, comfortable, relaxing cabin. Thank you Dawn and David! : )
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9 ratings · 3 reviews
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· October 2025
Great!
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Mike T.
5 reviews
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· September 2025
We didn't spend long here, but it was a fun experience nonetheless. Very clean and welcoming.
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Jacob A.
2 reviews
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· May 2025
We enjoyed the visitor center and got to watch a ship go through the locks.
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Christopher M.
2 reviews