Welcome to Timber Wilderness Lodge
Dock 1 & Shallow Entry to Mink Track Lake & Great for Starga
Relax in the Hot Tub overlooking Mink Track Lake
Solarium
Outdoor Dining with a Gorgeous View of Mink Track Lake
Stargaze from the Front Porch & Front Entrance
Front Porch - off Primary Bedroom
Front Entrance & Dining
Woodburning Stove, TV & Front Entrance
Dining with a View of Mink Track Lake
Dining into Living Room
Living Room into Dining Room
Living Room
Living Room TV & Woodstove
Living/Dining Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen with French Doors to the Deck & Solarium
Kitchen & Window to Solarium
Enter the Deck from the Dining Room or Kitchen - for your co
BBQ & Dine over Mink Track Lake
Solarium
Solarium - Telescope
Solarium
Indoor Dining & Games Table in the Solarium
Hallway near Living Room, Upper Bathroom & Primary Bedroom
Primary Bedroom - King
Primary Bedroom
Upstairs 3-Piece Bathroom with Tub
3-Piece Bathroom on Main Level with Tub
Spiral Staircase to Lower Level (or access from outside)
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 - King
Hot Tub with Entrance from either Bedroom 2 or the Main Rec
Lower Level 3-Piece Bathroom with Shower
Lower Level 3-Piece Bathroom
Bedroom 3 - Twin Bunk
Bedroom 4 - Twin Bunks
Home Gym
Home Gym
Utility Room with an Extra Fridge & Laundry
Air Hockey - in the lower level utility room
Water Toys for Exploring Mink Track Lake
Step onto Dock 1
Lounge Around on Dock 1
To the Left of Dock 1 - Closest to the Cottage
Firepit 2 - Smaller - To the Right of Dock 1
Firepit & Picnic Table
Dock 2 - Great for Fishing!
To the Left of Dock 2 (Fishing Dock)
To the Right of Dock 2 (Fishing Dock)
Dock 3 - Perfect for Swimming
Dock 3 - The Best Swimming Spot!
Step onto Dock 3 and Bask in the Crystal Clear Waters
To the Right of Dock 3 (Swimming Dock)
To the Left of Dock 3 - Great Swimming in Clear Water with o
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At a Glance ↑↓
- Sleeps 8 (max 4 adults)
- Pets are not permitted
- Linens and indoor towels are provided – please bring your own outdoor towels
- 2 A/C units, wood burning fireplace
- Hot tub
- Fully equipped kitchen (no dishwasher) with Washer, Dryer, Mini Fridge
- Smart TV with firestick and DVD player, with access to Netflix and Crave. Additional streaming services via your own accounts (there is no channel reception)
- Smart speaker, Outdoor speakers
- Air hockey
- Well-equipped home gym
- BBQ, fire pit (an ample supply of firewood is provided)
- Canoe, 2 paddle boats, and an assortment of lifejackets
- Horseshoes, Badminton, Volleyball, Croquet, Cornhole, Bocci ball
Overview ↑↓
Timber Wilderness Lodge is the ultimate blend of luxury and seclusion, tucked away in the heart of Eastern Ontario, just minutes from the breathtaking Bon Echo Provincial Park. This stunning, custom-built timber log home offers an unforgettable lakeside escape with four spacious bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and incredible amenities including a covered hot tub, a brand-new solarium, and exclusive access to three waterfront docks. Set within a designated night sky reserve, it’s the perfect setting for those who love to stargaze under pristine skies.
Set on a private peninsula on the serene Mink Track Lake, Timber Wilderness Lodge delivers both privacy and adventure. As you arrive, be prepared for a steep hill on the driveway—take it slow—but you'll find convenient parking right near the front entrance. Just a few steps up and you'll enter the breathtaking great room, where expansive panoramic views of the lake greet you. The open-concept dining and living areas flow seamlessly into a fully equipped kitchen with brand-new appliances, offering all the comforts of home in a spectacular wilderness setting.
The main floor also features a cozy primary bedroom with direct access to the lakeside deck, perfect for morning coffee or evening wine under the stars. A beautiful three-piece bath with a clawfoot tub provides a luxurious space to unwind after a day outdoors. Down the charming winding staircase, you’ll find three more well-appointed bedrooms—the lower-level primary bedroom with a king bed, and two bunk rooms ideal for kids—making Timber Wilderness Lodge perfect for two families traveling together.
Outside, the adventure truly begins. Wander the private trails along the peninsula, discovering hidden gems like Dock #2, a prime spot for fishing, and Dock #3, perfect for swimming in crystal-clear deep water. Dock #1, located conveniently near the cottage entrance, offers a peaceful spot to watch the stars dance across the night sky. Whether you're exploring the woods, soaking in the hot tub, or simply lounging by the water, Timber Wilderness Lodge offers a lakeside retreat you’ll never want to leave.
Inside the Cottage
- Sleeps 8 (max 4 adults)
- 4 bedrooms (2 with king, 2 with a set of single bunks)
- 2 bathrooms (1 3-piece with tub only, 1 3-piece with shower only)
- Unlimited internet
- 2 A/C units, wood burning fireplace
- Fully equipped kitchen (no dishwasher) with Washer, Dryer, Mini Fridge
- Smart TV with firestick and DVD player, with access to Netflix and Crave. Additional streaming services via your own accounts (there is no channel reception)
- Smart speaker, Outdoor speakers
- Air hockey
- Well-equipped home gym
Outside the Cottage
- BBQ, fire pit (an ample supply of firewood is provided)
- Canoe, 2 paddle boats, and an assortment of lifejackets
- Hot tub
- Horseshoes, Badminton, Volleyball, Croquet, Cornhole, Bocci ball
Things you need to know:
- Pets are not permitted
- Linens and indoor towels are provided – please bring your own outdoor towels
- Post departure cleaning is arranged immediately following your check out time. Please ensure the short pre-departure cleaning checklist is completed and you have fully checked out of the cottage by your departure time to avoid any additional cleaning fees.
- Electric vehicles: Not suitable
- Parking: Room for 4 vehicles
- Cell signal: Good
Accessibility
- Relatively easy entry and exit from parking area (few if any stairs, railing(s) where needed)
- Doorways are wide enough for walker or wheelchair access, Furniture spaced enough to allow for walker or wheelchair access, At least one main floor bedroom and bathroom, At least one bathroom with walk in shower
- 4 ground level walkouts from bedroom and gym area and laundry area, narrow spiral stairs from main floor to lower level. 8 stairs from deck to lower level
- Large flat area around firepit and dock. Car accessible to dock
- Relatively easy - few stairs (with railing), Easy entry off the dock with a sturdy ladder
Waterfront
The property boasts a large waterfront peninsula with 1,200 feet of shoreline and features three docks, offering a variety of water entry options. The lake water is crystal clear. There’s a silty lake bottom and shallow entry off docks 1 and 2, and deep, clear water off dock 3, up to 20’ deep. There’s great fishing off all docks, for small and largemouth bass, Northern pike, and blue pike. There are some weeds, but it’s generally good for swimming.Sun Exposure
The cottage is southwest facing, with sunrises off the east deck and dock 3. Partial sunsets can be seen from dock 1 and 2.Boating
There is no boat launch, and the lake is not suitable for motorized boats.Close-By Attractions
- Bon Echo Provincial Park. Beautiful park featuring a 100 metre high Mazinaw Rock featuring over 260 Indigenous pictographs. Great hiking trails from 1 km in length to 17 km in length are available for use from mid May to mid October. (25 mins)
- North Frontenac Dark Sky Preserve. The North Frontenac Dark Sky Pad and Observatory is one of the best places for stargazing in all of Ontario. (10 mins)
- Northbrook Skatepark. Northbrook Skatepark is a small skating area with a pump track leading into a street course. This park is great for beginners that are learning how to ride transition. (20 mins)
- Cloyne Pioneer Museum. Sit in an early schoolhouse that has been reconstructed within the building. Marvel at the diorama of the Gilmour Tramway. It moved logs from Lake Mazinaw in the Mississippi River Watershed to Pringle Lake. See what an early pioneer kitchen looked like. Touch the early tools and implements made by blacksmiths, coopers, and harness makers. (20 mins)
