Cottages for rent in Ontario
Cottages, chalets and cabins for rent by owner across Ontario. Pick a region to see its guide, map and cottages — no booking fees.
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List for freeCottage regions in Ontario
Looking for a cottage for rent in Ontario? Owners list cottages for rent in 16 regions: Muskoka, Kawarthas, Haliburton Highlands, Algonquin & Almaguin, Parry Sound & Georgian Bay, Blue Mountains & Collingwood, Bruce Peninsula & Lake Huron, Near North (Nipissing), Northern Ontario, Land O’Lakes, Rideau Lakes, Ottawa Valley, Thousand Islands, Prince Edward County, Lake Simcoe and Southwestern Ontario & Lake Erie. Each region page has a short local guide with sights, a map, towns and lakes, and cottages for rent listed directly by their owners — you contact them with no booking fees.
MuskokaOntario’s classic cottage country: granite shores, boathouses and clear lakes about two hours north of Toronto.
KawarthasA chain of lakes on the Trent–Severn Waterway, with easy-going cottages, sandy beaches and small lakeside towns.
Haliburton HighlandsHundreds of clear lakes in rolling highland forest — quieter than Muskoka, with plenty of four-season cottages.
Algonquin & AlmaguinMoose, loons and canoe routes on the edge of Algonquin Park, plus quiet lakes in the Almaguin Highlands.
Parry Sound & Georgian BayPink granite, windswept pines and the 30,000 Islands of Georgian Bay — Ontario’s most dramatic cottage coast.
Blue Mountains & CollingwoodOntario’s ski capital in winter and a beach-and-trail playground on Georgian Bay in summer.
Bruce Peninsula & Lake HuronTurquoise water, limestone cliffs and the best sunsets in Ontario, from Tobermory to Sauble Beach.
Near North (Nipissing)Big Lake Nipissing, wild rivers and good-value cottages around North Bay.
Northern OntarioLake Superior shores, endless forest and real wilderness — from Manitoulin Island to Lake of the Woods.
Land O’LakesRocky lakes, a famous cliff and quiet back roads between Ottawa, Kingston and Toronto.
Rideau LakesCottages along the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage waterway of locks and pretty villages.
Ottawa ValleyWhitewater rafting, big rivers and friendly small towns west of Ottawa.
Thousand IslandsIsland cottages, castles and boat cruises on the St. Lawrence River between Kingston and Brockville.
Prince Edward CountySand dunes, wineries and farm-to-table food on an island in Lake Ontario.
Lake SimcoeBig-lake beaches, fishing and boating less than an hour from Toronto.
Southwestern Ontario & Lake ErieSandy beaches and sunsets on Lake Huron and Lake Erie, plus wineries and lighthouses.