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Aufenthalt von 3 Nächten im Juli 2023
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Rockaway: Rustic Charm Meets Modern Private Comfort
Fotogalerie von Rockaway: Rustic Charm Meets Modern Private Comfort
Bewertungen
10 von 10.
Außergewöhnlich
3 Schlafzimmer2 BadezimmerPlatz für 6 Gäste111.5 m²
Beliebte Annehmlichkeiten
Lerne die Gegend kennen
Wiarton, ON
- Lion's Head Provincial Nature Reserve30 Autominuten
- Lion's Head Provincial Park32 Autominuten
- Bruce Peninsula National Park47 Autominuten
Zimmer und Betten
3 Schlafzimmer (Platz für 6 Personen)
Schlafzimmer 1
1 Queen-Bett
Schlafzimmer 2
1 Doppelbett
Schlafzimmer 3
2 Einzelbetten
2 Badezimmer
Badezimmer 1
Badezimmer 2
Weitere Räumlichkeiten
Terrasse oder Patio
Küche
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Rockaway: Rustic Charm Meets Modern Private Comfort
Welcome to Rockaway, a serene cottage retreat in the Bruce Peninsula, steps from the iconic 'Rocks' swimming area. Experience the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities in a prime location for exploring. The cottage features cozy bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, fireplace and relaxing living spaces. Venture out to enjoy outdoor decks, and bonfire area. Discover the natural beauty and local attractions of Pike Bay, making Rockaway your ideal vacation spot.
Online Guest Concierge
On-Call Onsite team for emergencies.
Nestled in the heart of the Northern Bruce Peninsula, Pike Bay shines as a jewel off Lake Huron, a favorite retreat for affluent vacationers seeking an exquisite blend of natural beauty and history. Perfectly positioned, Pike Bay sits midway between the charming towns of Tobermory and Owen Sound, making it an ideal central point for exploring the stunning Bruce Peninsula.
The area, once a bustling hub for logging and hunting in the late 19th century, has transformed into a sought-after destination, rich in history and natural allure. The infamous shipwreck of the barge Etta and the steamer Eclipse in 1883 remains a fascinating piece of local lore, drawing shipwreck enthusiasts and history buffs alike to this quaint bay. The tales of survival and loss, including the arduous journey of the Etta's sole crew member to Wiarton, add layers of intrigue to Pike Bay's serene landscape.
Today, Pike Bay is adorned with seasonal cottages and year-round homes, surrounded by the breathtaking vistas of the Bruce Peninsula. Its clear waters, historical depth, and vibrant community life offer a unique escape for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.
In honoring its past, Pike Bay acknowledges its position on the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation, paying respect to the original stewards of this land, the Ojibway, Odawa, and Pottawatomie Nations, and the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, reminding visitors of the rich cultural heritage that adds to the region's allure.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply in search of a tranquil getaway, Pike Bay's central location in the Bruce Peninsula offers a gateway to a world where nature's beauty and historical tales intertwine, creating an unforgettable vacation experience.
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Embrace the tranquility and charm of Rockaway, a beautifully renovated cottage situated in the heart of Pike Bay Rambler. This idyllic retreat, managed with care by Grey Bruce Cottages Inc., offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
At Rockaway, guests are welcomed into a world where every detail is designed for comfort and relaxation. The cottage features a harmonious open-concept kitchen, fully equipped to cater to all your culinary needs. The living spaces and bedrooms have been thoughtfully updated, boasting stylish decor that complements the natural surroundings. These areas provide a serene escape, ideal for rest after a day of exploration.
The property offers convenience and accessibility with all essential amenities located on a single floor, capturing the essence of a cozy and classic cottage design. Step outside to discover multiple outdoor seating areas, each offering a unique perspective of the lush landscape. Whether you're looking to entertain or find peace in the natural beauty, these spaces provide the perfect setting.
Rockaway's prime location places you a stone's throw away from the infamous 'Rocks' swimming hole. It's a coveted spot that has earned accolades in Cottage Life and other Canadian publications. For the adventurers, the Bruce Trail is nearby, inviting you to embark on a day of exploration with the option to book a private hike led by a certified Ontario Hike Leader.
Evenings at Rockaway are meant for gathering around the flagstone bonfire area, where stories and laughter mingle with the crackling of the fire. The property's historical significance, dating back to its logging and hunting origins, adds a layer of depth to your stay, further enriched by the tale of the barge Etta and the steamer Eclipse.
Rockaway respects its past, acknowledging the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation. As a guest, you'll be partaking in a living history, enjoying a space that has evolved from a land of industry to a sanctuary for relaxation and tourism.
Rockaway is not just a place to stay; it's a destination that promises an enriching experience where the allure of the past meets the comfort of the present. Your perfect vacation awaits, where every moment is an opportunity to create lasting memories in the embrace of Pike Bay's natural elegance.
The location is a short drive to Lion's Head (15 min) and about 20 min to Wiarton.
There is a small convenience store in Pike Bay.
Rockaway has ample parking on the premises.
Discover the Grotto at Bruce Peninsula!
Heading to the iconic Grotto? Here's the scoop:
Reserve Your Spot! Book your parking pass early on the Parks Canada website – spots fill up fast!
Best Time to Go: Beat the crowds by snagging an early morning or late afternoon time.
Pack Your Gear: Bring comfy shoes, water, snacks, and your swimsuit for an epic dip!
It’s a quick drive and totally worth it for those jaw-dropping views. Don’t miss out on this bucket-list adventure!
Occupancy 6 (Total of 6 people total)
STA license number NBP-2023-33
Please note we have a pet fee of $175 at this property.
Winter Weather Advisory
Weather in Grey-Bruce can be unpredictable. Snow clearing follows a set schedule and is not on demand. Travel during storms is at your own risk, and cancellations due to weather do not alter the cancellation policy.
Welcome to Rockaway, your cozy corner of paradise, cheerfully managed by the adventure-loving team at Grey Bruce Cottages Inc. We're here to sprinkle extra joy on your family's vacation!
Why Rockaway should leap onto your family's Adventure List:
1. Splash and play at the 'Rocks' swimming hole, a gem featured in Cottage Life that promises endless aquatic fun!
2. Our snug, one-floor cottage means easy-peasy living where little feet can roam free and safe.
3. Strategically positioned to be your launchpad for thrilling day trips across the Bruce Peninsula.
4. Discover our magical outdoor nooks – perfect for fairy tale storytelling or marshmallow roasting under the starlit sky.
5. Step inside to a wonderland of newly renovated spaces, where comfort meets chic for dreamy nights and delightful days.
6. Embark on an epic private hike along the Bruce Trail with our very own certified Ontario Hike Leader – adventure awaits!
Note:
- The second living room has not been renovated.
Pack your bags for Rockaway, where family memories are waiting to be discovered and every moment is sprinkled with a little bit of cottage magic.
Online Guest Concierge
On-Call Onsite team for emergencies.
Nestled in the heart of the Northern Bruce Peninsula, Pike Bay shines as a jewel off Lake Huron, a favorite retreat for affluent vacationers seeking an exquisite blend of natural beauty and history. Perfectly positioned, Pike Bay sits midway between the charming towns of Tobermory and Owen Sound, making it an ideal central point for exploring the stunning Bruce Peninsula.
The area, once a bustling hub for logging and hunting in the late 19th century, has transformed into a sought-after destination, rich in history and natural allure. The infamous shipwreck of the barge Etta and the steamer Eclipse in 1883 remains a fascinating piece of local lore, drawing shipwreck enthusiasts and history buffs alike to this quaint bay. The tales of survival and loss, including the arduous journey of the Etta's sole crew member to Wiarton, add layers of intrigue to Pike Bay's serene landscape.
Today, Pike Bay is adorned with seasonal cottages and year-round homes, surrounded by the breathtaking vistas of the Bruce Peninsula. Its clear waters, historical depth, and vibrant community life offer a unique escape for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.
In honoring its past, Pike Bay acknowledges its position on the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation, paying respect to the original stewards of this land, the Ojibway, Odawa, and Pottawatomie Nations, and the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, reminding visitors of the rich cultural heritage that adds to the region's allure.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply in search of a tranquil getaway, Pike Bay's central location in the Bruce Peninsula offers a gateway to a world where nature's beauty and historical tales intertwine, creating an unforgettable vacation experience.
Contactless Check-in
Embrace the tranquility and charm of Rockaway, a beautifully renovated cottage situated in the heart of Pike Bay Rambler. This idyllic retreat, managed with care by Grey Bruce Cottages Inc., offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.
At Rockaway, guests are welcomed into a world where every detail is designed for comfort and relaxation. The cottage features a harmonious open-concept kitchen, fully equipped to cater to all your culinary needs. The living spaces and bedrooms have been thoughtfully updated, boasting stylish decor that complements the natural surroundings. These areas provide a serene escape, ideal for rest after a day of exploration.
The property offers convenience and accessibility with all essential amenities located on a single floor, capturing the essence of a cozy and classic cottage design. Step outside to discover multiple outdoor seating areas, each offering a unique perspective of the lush landscape. Whether you're looking to entertain or find peace in the natural beauty, these spaces provide the perfect setting.
Rockaway's prime location places you a stone's throw away from the infamous 'Rocks' swimming hole. It's a coveted spot that has earned accolades in Cottage Life and other Canadian publications. For the adventurers, the Bruce Trail is nearby, inviting you to embark on a day of exploration with the option to book a private hike led by a certified Ontario Hike Leader.
Evenings at Rockaway are meant for gathering around the flagstone bonfire area, where stories and laughter mingle with the crackling of the fire. The property's historical significance, dating back to its logging and hunting origins, adds a layer of depth to your stay, further enriched by the tale of the barge Etta and the steamer Eclipse.
Rockaway respects its past, acknowledging the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation. As a guest, you'll be partaking in a living history, enjoying a space that has evolved from a land of industry to a sanctuary for relaxation and tourism.
Rockaway is not just a place to stay; it's a destination that promises an enriching experience where the allure of the past meets the comfort of the present. Your perfect vacation awaits, where every moment is an opportunity to create lasting memories in the embrace of Pike Bay's natural elegance.
The location is a short drive to Lion's Head (15 min) and about 20 min to Wiarton.
There is a small convenience store in Pike Bay.
Rockaway has ample parking on the premises.
Discover the Grotto at Bruce Peninsula!
Heading to the iconic Grotto? Here's the scoop:
Reserve Your Spot! Book your parking pass early on the Parks Canada website – spots fill up fast!
Best Time to Go: Beat the crowds by snagging an early morning or late afternoon time.
Pack Your Gear: Bring comfy shoes, water, snacks, and your swimsuit for an epic dip!
It’s a quick drive and totally worth it for those jaw-dropping views. Don’t miss out on this bucket-list adventure!
Occupancy 6 (Total of 6 people total)
STA license number NBP-2023-33
Please note we have a pet fee of $175 at this property.
Winter Weather Advisory
Weather in Grey-Bruce can be unpredictable. Snow clearing follows a set schedule and is not on demand. Travel during storms is at your own risk, and cancellations due to weather do not alter the cancellation policy.
Welcome to Rockaway, your cozy corner of paradise, cheerfully managed by the adventure-loving team at Grey Bruce Cottages Inc. We're here to sprinkle extra joy on your family's vacation!
Why Rockaway should leap onto your family's Adventure List:
1. Splash and play at the 'Rocks' swimming hole, a gem featured in Cottage Life that promises endless aquatic fun!
2. Our snug, one-floor cottage means easy-peasy living where little feet can roam free and safe.
3. Strategically positioned to be your launchpad for thrilling day trips across the Bruce Peninsula.
4. Discover our magical outdoor nooks – perfect for fairy tale storytelling or marshmallow roasting under the starlit sky.
5. Step inside to a wonderland of newly renovated spaces, where comfort meets chic for dreamy nights and delightful days.
6. Embark on an epic private hike along the Bruce Trail with our very own certified Ontario Hike Leader – adventure awaits!
Note:
- The second living room has not been renovated.
Pack your bags for Rockaway, where family memories are waiting to be discovered and every moment is sprinkled with a little bit of cottage magic.
Unterkunftsmanager
Grey Bruce Cottages Inc.
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Northern Bruce Peninsula
Dieses Ferienhaus in Northern Bruce Peninsula liegt am See. Ascent Aerial Park und Dyer's Bay Beach sollten auf deiner Liste stehen, wenn du etwas unternehmen möchtest. Wenn du dagegen lieber die Natur der Region bewunderst, bieten sich folgende Ziele an: Lake Huron und Black Creek Provincial Park. Die Umgebung bietet viele Möglichkeiten für Outdoor-Abenteuer rund ums kühle Nass, etwa beim Baden.
Wiarton, ON
In der Umgebung
- Lion's Head Lighthouse - 29 Autominuten - 21.0 km
- Lion's Head Provincial Nature Reserve - 30 Autominuten - 21.3 km
- Black Creek Provincial Park - 31 Autominuten - 15.5 km
- Lion's Head Provincial Park - 32 Autominuten - 19.1 km
- Bruce Peninsula National Park - 47 Autominuten - 43.3 km
Restaurants
- Katemma's Diner - 4 Autominuten
- Cedar Bough Diner - 8 Autominuten
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Grey Bruce Cottages Inc. is a vacation property management company dedicated to providing 5-star guest experiences at some of Bruce Peninsula and Georgian Bluffs most stunning residences. We do this through a unique combination of skills, experience and hard work from locally employed people who care about the community within which we serve.
Darum fiel die Entscheidung auf diese Unterkunft
Pike Bay is a bay in the Northern Bruce Peninsula, off Lake Huron in south-western Ontario, Canada. Pike Bay is located 50 km south of Tobermory and 60 km north of Owen Sound. The area now hosts seasonal cottages, year-round homes and seasonal tourism.
History
This area of the Northern Bruce Peninsula was historically used for logging and hunting in the late 19th century. The logging business of the period required large barges to enter the relatively small bay causing ships to frequently run ashore. The most famous incident (and the main source for tourism) involved the loss of the barge Etta and the steamer Eclipse.
1883 shipwreck
On November 21, 1883, the barge Etta was being towed by the steamer Eclipse from Tobermory to Southampton. The crew logs detail a rough storm with gale force winds. The two ships were separated in the storm during the night. The Etta was cast adrift and ran ashore on Little Pike Bay beach. The sole crew member then walked 16 miles to Wiarton to file a report with the Port Authorities. The seven crew members of the Eclipse all perished when the steamer capsized in Lake Huron near Pine Tree Harbour.
Current use
At the turn of the 20th century, the land was cleared enough to allow for construction of permanent hunting lodges. From there land was eventually secured by private owners and turned into seasonal cottage grounds. Shipwreck enthusiasts, lured by the Etta and Eclipse disaster, have turned the small camping area into a tourist destination.
Native Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway Odawa and Pottawatomie Nations. And further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land.
History
This area of the Northern Bruce Peninsula was historically used for logging and hunting in the late 19th century. The logging business of the period required large barges to enter the relatively small bay causing ships to frequently run ashore. The most famous incident (and the main source for tourism) involved the loss of the barge Etta and the steamer Eclipse.
1883 shipwreck
On November 21, 1883, the barge Etta was being towed by the steamer Eclipse from Tobermory to Southampton. The crew logs detail a rough storm with gale force winds. The two ships were separated in the storm during the night. The Etta was cast adrift and ran ashore on Little Pike Bay beach. The sole crew member then walked 16 miles to Wiarton to file a report with the Port Authorities. The seven crew members of the Eclipse all perished when the steamer capsized in Lake Huron near Pine Tree Harbour.
Current use
At the turn of the 20th century, the land was cleared enough to allow for construction of permanent hunting lodges. From there land was eventually secured by private owners and turned into seasonal cottage grounds. Shipwreck enthusiasts, lured by the Etta and Eclipse disaster, have turned the small camping area into a tourist destination.
Native Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway Odawa and Pottawatomie Nations. And further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land.
Das macht diese Unterkunft einzigartig
Newly renovated living and sleeping quarters, open concept kitchen, outdoor decks and beautiful flagstone bonfire area.
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