Crane's Landing - Three Bedroom Cottage, Sleeps 6

Things you need to know prior to booking:

Rents Sat - Sat only during high season (end of June - start of Sept)
Total guests 6
Lead guest must be 30+ years of age.
No smoking, no parties allowed
Rubbish and recycling removal is required
A supplemental information form must be returned within 24 hours of booking
Departure checklist must be completed
No more than 6 guests are permitted on the property at any time

Please note: watercraft are available seasonally when water levels have stabilised in the spring and flooding risks/warnings are not in place.   Typically from Victoria Day weekend through Thanksgiving, however, safety and weather will dictate the seasonality.

Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and come relax and unwind at Crane's Landing. A rustic Parry Sound cottage rental retreat nestled along the shore of beautiful Crane Lake. This beautifully maintained 3-season cottage is a great place to create lasting memories with family and friends while being immersed in nature.
IMPORTANT NOTE! - The cottage is on a sloped lot, so you need to be comfortable with a long staircase to get up and down from the driveway to the cottage/waterfront. See pictures to get a feel for the staircase.
The main cottage features 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, a kitchen with fridge, stove, microwave, toaster, nespresso machine, kettle and everything else you'll need. Enjoy your meals at the dining table while enjoying views of the lake or sit outside at the patio table on the upper deck. The living room has a comfy sofa and loveseat where you can curl up with a good book, play cards, have fun with a board game or watch a film.
There is also a bunkie on the property that you can use for extra space, or if the kids just want a cool place to hang out.
Crane Lake is located about 25 minutes south of Parry Sound. It's about a 10 minute drive after exiting Hwy 400 at Lake Joseph Road/Rankin Road. Along the way you'll enjoy the breathtaking scenery as you follow the winding road to the cottage. Pine trees, granite rock, lake views and local wildlife will all greet you along the way.
Things to do at Crane's Landing

Enjoy the great outdoors by going out for a walk, hike or run.
Jump In! Go for a refreshing swim just off the dock.
Sit on the dock and enjoy a few drinks while soaking up the sunshine.
Do some fishing.
Go for a canoe or kayak ride and explore all the nooks and crannies Crane Lake has to offer.
Sit out on the deck and enjoy a good book or just take in the soothing sights and sounds.
For all you nature lovers head out and do some bird or wildlife watching.
Sit around a campfire and make some s'mores in the evening.
If you have your own boat you can get it into the water at the local boat launch nearby; Mike's Crane Lake Marina is located on Blackstone Crane Lake Road if you need anything.
If you get restless you can always head out and explore some of the nearby towns.




Inside the Cottage

Total guests up to 6
3 bedrooms all with double beds
1 x 3 piece bathroom with shower stall
Kitchen with stove, fridge/freezer & microwave
TV (no reception), Blu ray player with DVD library
No internet service at present

Outside the Cottage

Deck with barbecue and patio furniture
Waterfront dock
Firepit
2 kayaks, canoe & 4 adult and assorted youth-size PFDs





Things you need to know:


Please note that this property books Saturday-Saturday only during mid & high season
Watercraft are available seasonally when conditions allow (typically Victoria Day to Thanksgiving, depending on water levels, safety, and weather); refunds will not be provided if conditions prevent use.
Bed linens are provided but please bring your own indoor and outdoor towels & drinking water
Well-behaved pets welcome at this property
Please note that, according to the municipality’s bylaws, all dogs must be leashed or tethered on the property when outside. Dogs are not permitted to roam leash-free.
A post-departure cleaning service is included for all rentals; however, the cottage is expected to be left in a tidy condition.
Rubbish and recycling removal prior to departure is required




Waterfront

The land slopes quite steeply and continues at the waterfront so that the water deepens quickly from the shore. The lake bottom is Canadian Shield rock, about 6-8 feet or more off the end of the dock, and weed-free, and there is southern exposure. It is good for swimmers but perhaps not the ideal choice for toddlers and non-swimmers.



Trivia The body of water that gives the town of Parry Sound its name was surveyed and named by Captain (later Admiral) Henry Wolsey Bayfield in the 19th century, in honour of the Arctic explorer Sir William Edward Parry. In 1857, the modern townsite was established near the Ojibwa village of Wasauksing ("shining shore") at the mouth of the Seguin River. Parry Sound's other claim to fame is that the Sound (or bay) is the world's deepest natural freshwater port. (Source Wikipedia)



At a Glance

Total guests 6
2 kayaks, canoe
Well-behaved pets permitted
No Wi-Fi at present
Rubbish and recycling removal is required
Bed linens are provided but please bring your own indoor and outdoor towels & drinking water










A supplemental information form (under 5 min to complete) which includes information on the guests and agreeing to our rental agency's terms and conditions is required to be completed to finalise the booking.
Pets - allowed
Smoking - not allowed