Incroyable Cottage en Bord de Plage avec Barbecue à Leamington, Ontario

A charming cottage located on the shores of Lake Erie, close to the Point Pelee Gates. This two-bedroom cottage is perfect for small families or a couples getaway and offers a picturesque view of the lake from the sunroom,deck, and newly added hot tub!



The main floor of the cottage features a fully equipped kitchen, a bedroom with a queen-size bed, a full bathroom and a cozy living room with pull out queen size sofa. The lower level houses the second bedroom with two twin beds, a second living room, and a laundry room.



Guests can enjoy the private beach located right outside the cottage or take a short drive to the Point Pelee National Park gates for hiking, biking, or birdwatching. For those looking for a more leisurely activity, book a wine tour and explore the nearby wineries.



Sandside Lakehouse is the perfect spot for summer fun, but it's also great for year-round stays. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or an adventure-packed vacation, this cozy cottage has something for everyone. The hosts are always available to answer any questions and ensure that guests have an enjoyable stay.

From this prime waterfront location, you are minutes from the gates of Point Pelee National Park, a bird and butterfly sanctuary, home of the annual Festival of Birds, with campgrounds, nature trails, and 20 km of sandy beach to take a refreshing swim or to build sandcastles at the southernmost point of mainland Canada. You can reach the National Park on a short walk down picturesque Point Pelee Drive or a casual stroll along the sandy beach from the Lakehouse.



Also, a short drive from the Lakehouse is:

Erie Shores Golf & Country Club, an 18-hole public course nestled on the shore of Lake Erie; Leamington Marina, a deep-water marina that provides various dock sizes; and Pelee Island Ferry Terminal, to take a 1.5-hour ferry ride to Pelee Island and enjoy wine tours, a picnic, swimming, fishing, boating, or a bike ride around the island. Seacliff Park and Beach is a popular local spot featuring an accessible beach boardwalk, beach volleyball and basketball courts, shaded picnic areas, and a splash pad.



The Lake Erie North Shore region is also known for its award-winning wineries lying on the same 42nd parallel as other world famous wine regions like Napa, California, Portugal, Spain and Italy.



Disclaimer: The availability of Point Pelee National Park passes cannot be guaranteed for guests. Point Pelee National Park has implemented stricter regulations regarding the usage of their passes. These passes are exclusively intended for use by the cardholder and their household, and identification will be required at the gates to ensure that the address on the ID matches the cardholder's information. Due to these new measures, we cannot guarantee the availability of passes to all individuals.

Welcome to Canada’s "Sun Parlour"! Nestled on the shores of Lake Erie, our rental puts you at the doorstep of Ontario's most unique natural wonders and a thriving coastal community.



Point Pelee National Park (5 Minutes Away)

As the southernmost point of mainland Canada, this isn’t just a park—it’s an ecological treasure.



The Tip: Take the shuttle or hike to the very end of the country.



The Boardwalk: Walk the famous Marsh Boardwalk to spot turtles, herons, and the rare bird species that make this a world-class birding destination.



Dark Sky Nights: Check the 2026 calendar for designated nights when the park stays open late for breathtaking stargazing.



Sun, Sand & Water

Seacliff Beach: Just a short drive away, this local gem features a long sandy beach, a splash pad for kids, and the Sunset Amphitheatre, which hosts free concerts under the stars.



Leamington Marina: A beautifully landscaped spot for a scenic stroll. You can also launch a kayak or charter a fishing boat to see why Lake Erie is the "Walleye Capital."



Hillman Marsh: A quieter alternative for nature lovers, offering 5km of peaceful trails and incredible shorebird viewing.



Sip & Savour

You are in the heart of the Essex County Wine Route.



Farm-to-Table: We aren’t called the "Tomato Capital" for nothing. Stop by local roadside stands for the freshest produce in the province—look for the giant tomato in downtown Leamington for the ultimate selfie.



Day Trips

Pelee Island: Catch the ferry from the Leamington dock for a day of biking and exploring Canada’s southernmost inhabited island.



Kingsville: A 15-minute drive west brings you to one of Ontario's trendiest small towns, packed with boutiques, fine dining, and cozy coffee shops.