Top Hotels Near Algonquin Provincial Park in from AU$109

"It was not my first stay in Tally-Ho and I will definitely be back. Pros: Conveniently located near Arrowhead and Algonquin, lake front, nice wood fireplace, small fridge, pet friendly, good sized rooms - we stayed in a two bedroom cabin with two washrooms. Cons: very slow wi-fi, no kitchen - there is a bbq, but we stayed in winter so it was too cold to use it."

"Excelent"

"Very pleasant place with everything you need in it to have a great family outing"

"It’s a beautiful cottage on the lake with all the amenities you need and more. Terri is a wonderful host and communicated all the details ahead."

"Property is pet friendly, staff were great they respond in a timely manner, we were so anxious for our cabin because of the previous reviews that it was smelly, but when we got there it was perfect, no smells at all. Great views of the lake in front, moorehaven cabin has sunroom with screen perfect for summer safe from mosqhito bites! Highly recommended."

"Everything was perfect. "

"We had a wonderful time "

"A lovely property in a quiet cul de sac on Sand Lake. Spacious and well equipped. Ten minutes from Kearney for basic provisions and half an hour from Huntsville for all amenities. We had a problem gaining access to the property but this was rapidly resolved thanks to god communication with the host."

"Beautiful rustic cabin that faces Madawaska River. Brad (also met his mom) are lovely hosts.Cabin is in the yard (I think) of Brad's family cabin. He told me he'd be on the property the day we checked in. His family did some maintenance but they left the following day. It's very private, which we love.Cabin itself is very well-equipped. Different sizes of frying, soup and sauce pans. Different cooking utensils. Even paper filters for the coffee machine. There's also steak knives, pitchers, shot glasses, wine glasses, mixing bowls, extra toilet paper, paper towels, hand towels and kitchen towels. Can't emphasize enough how well-stocked the kitchen is.No AC but you don't need it. If you open all the windows during the day, a nice breeze comes through the cabin. At night, the temperature really drops so, come prepared with extra blankets. Definitely bring your canoe, kayak or paddle board, and your swim gear. The river is just gorgeous. Geese like to hang out on the property. There's a lot of droppings everywhere, including on the rock stairs leading into the swimming area. But we're experienced campers and nature doesn't really bother us. Dock area is amazing. It's nice to just sit out there with a coffee. Lots of indoor and outdoor chairs available for a large family like ours.Old railroad parralel to roadway gets some foot traffic and the occasional ATV or dirt bike. But you're facing the river, not the road.Use Vrbo coordinates, not address to find the cabin. "