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Visit Algonquin Park - Cabins Cottages Haliburton
The Loralea Country Inn Resort is your Haliburton Resort for accommodations in cabins or cozy cottage rentals in the Haliburton Highlands, visit Algonquin Park Ontario for a days outing while on your summer or winter vacations in central Ontario Canada.
The Loralea is a small Family Resort in Ontario comprised of seven housekeeping cabins or cottages on Halls Lake, highway #35 between Minden and Dorset.
One of the popular activities while on your weekly family fun vacations is the traditional visit to Algonquin Provincial Park. The Park was established in 1893 as a wildlife sanctuary and is home to plant and animal life, 45 species of mammals, 262 species of birds, 30 species of reptiles and amphibians, 50 species of fish, and approximately 7000 species of insects are known to occur within Algonquin's boundaries.
Embedded in the minds of children was their fathers packing up the family car and taking the yearly camping trip or Algonquin cottage vacation.
Cabin Accommodations near Algonquin cottages and weekend cabins
For more information on activities in the Highlands Haliburton Canada and Algonquin Park Cottages
The Loralea is your Cabin Rentals Accommodation. While on your search for cottage and cabin vacation, plan a days outing with the family - 45 minute drive and your at the park.
Get an Algonquin Experience;
- Magnificent landscape and plenty of lakes
- Fishing trip way back in the wilderness
- 7,630 square kilometres of forests, lakes, and rivers
- Spring - best trout fishing in Ontario - best moose viewing
- Summer - Hiking, canoeing, pick raspberries on a sunny afternoon, participate in their very popular and well known Summer Interpretive Program by joining a Park Naturalist for a conducted walk, kid's program or evening slide program
- Fall - colours alone make a trip worthwhile, cool nights and sunny days with no biting pests, if your out hiking good chance of seeing a big bull moose
- Winter - Algonquin is a fascinating place to visit in the winter - ski through the winter woods, spot the tracks of deer, moose, marten, fisher, otter, fox and wolves and occasionally, the animals themselves. Birds such as the Common Raven, Gray Jay, Boreal Chickadee and colourful winter finches are also frequently seen.
- Two magnificent facilities that will introduce you to the Human and Natural History of the Park right on Highway #60 inside the Park
- Day trails, two day trails to the interior, bicycle trails, ski trails, backpacking trails,
- Algonquin offers something for everyone, many people go there yearly
Three Great Things To Help You Learn About the Park
The moment you journey to Algonquin Park down the highway 60 corridor you will discover three facilities that will introduce yourself to the human and natural history of the Park through exhibits, interactive displays, video, along with art.
Algonquin Visitor Centre - A fantastic place to learn all about the Algonquin Park, the Visitor Centre is found at the kilometre marker 43. Open year round but with reduced winter hours.
Opened in 1993 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Algonquin Provincial Park along with the whole Ontario provincial park system, the Visitor Centre has worldwide class exhibits on the Park's natural and human history, a restaurant and an outstanding bookstore. A theatre presentation sums up the Park story after which takes you out to the viewing deck, there you can admire a breathtaking panorama of wild Algonquin landscape - see Algonquin Visitor Centre
Algonquin Logging Museum - west of the East Gate, at km marker 54.5, the Algonquin Logging Museum offers the rich history of Logging in Algonquin Park to the public. Open late June to mid-October
The Algonquin Logging Museum brings to life the story of logging from the early square timber days to the last of the great river drives. Begin your visit with a video presentation that sums up the logging history of the Algonquin area. The easy to walk 1.5 km trail is a recreated camboose camp and a fascinating steam-powered amphibious tug called an "alligator" are among the many displays. Take a step back in time and learn about this very colourful aspect of Algonquin's cultural history. At the same time, the Algonquin Logging Museum has an outstanding bookstore - see Algonquin Logging Museum
Algonquin Art Centre - Located half way through the corridor at km marker 20, the Algonquin Art Centre is the hub for art in the park.
The Algonquin Art Centre is actually a world-class art gallery that showcases a number of Canada’s major wilderness and wildlife artists. Found in one of Canada’s most stunning provincial parks, the AAC is built upon a long tradition of artists in Algonquin Park from Tom Thomson to Robert Bateman. By showing the newest works by Canada’s best artistic talent, the burgeoning of this tradition can be enjoyed by visitors and art enthusiasts from all over the world. Open June 1, 2011.
FAMILY ART ACTIVITIES - The Algonquin Art Centre does a lot more than showcase works from Canada’s renowned and up and coming artists, they encourage all of their visitors to explore the artist within their beautiful surroundings providing much inspiration and subject matter for visitors to try their own hand at art, and they offer number of art activities suited for both adults and children to experience nature through art. Whether you need a break from the campsite, shelter from the rain, or just need a fun way to spend a morning or afternoon, the AAC is the perfect place to get away. They have activities for children and adults alike, all are easily adapted to all skill levels from the novice to the expert. If you are traveling to Algonquin Park on vacation you need not worry about bringing any art tools or supplies. They provide everything you will need - You can read more about this here - Algonquin Art Centre
Algonquin Canada - Resort Accommodations - Ontario Cottages
Cottage with Lakeview
Great family cottage while visiting the Algonquin wilderness
Great for four couples seeking a weekend away, girls weekend or two small families on summer or winter vacation..
Open concept kitchen, dining area and living room with propane fireplace, four bedrooms, 4 pc bathroom, outdoor firepit and lawn furniture in spring, summer and fall, BBQ all year round, Great view of Halls Lake.
Get Rates and Book Online or Call 800 461-6557
Lakefront Cottage
Great for two couples seeking a weekend out of the city or a family of four on a family vacation.
Kitchen and dining area over looking lake, living room and two bedrooms, electric fire place, 4 PC bathroom, outdoor firepit and lawn furniture in spring, summer and fall, BBQ all year round, deck overlooking Halls Lake.
Get Rates and Book Online or Call 800 461-6557
Lakeview Studio Cabin
Great for a couple looking for a romantic getaway in the country or a family with a small child for a summer or winter holiday.
Queen bed, double futon, wood burning fireplace, mini kitchen, outdoor firepit and lawn furniture in spring, summer and fall, BBQ all year round, 3 PC bathroom, deck with a great view of Halls Lake, side deck to collect those sun rays.
Get Rates and Book Online or Call 800 461-6557
Accommodations near Algonquin - cabins see Family Getaways
Winter activities see Winter Vacations Fun
Family Cottage Vacations see Haliburton Tourism Activities
Other Things to See
Visit Buttermilk Falls - Good Family Fishing Resorts - Picnic Area
Dorset Scenic Lookout Tower - Algonquin Highlands
E-mail for information on Haliburton
- Ontario Cabins Algonquin Provincial Park Less Than 40 Minutes Away
- Dorset Accommodations Wolf Centre Haliburton Forest
Haliburton Fun Family Times and Vacations and Cottages for Rent Near Algonquin
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Loralea Country Inn Resort
Halls Lake 17560 Highway #35
Algonquin Highlands Ontario Canada
K0M 1J2
Local Phone (705) 489-2048
Toll Free (800) 461-6557
This page was updated on 27-jan-12
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