Covered Bridge Park

This is a magnificent 150 acre waterfront property with cottages, yurts, cabins, trailer and tent sites that is located just outside of Algonquin Provincial Park.

Discover natures playground on this old farm that has been preserved in its natural state with 100 acre of mature forest, meadows and trails. The World Health Organisation (WHO)insists that visiting natural environments to experience tranquillity and solitude is an important stress-reliever. Being in a tranquil place allows people to relax, to escape from the stress of everyday life and to “recharge their batteries”. There are plenty of opportunities to “recharge your batteries” here since only a small portion of the property has been developed into a Campground. Most of what we offer here is pure Mother Nature.

Enjoy bird watching, berry picking and wildlife viewing. Come visit in the late fall or spring and watch whitefish or pickerel run up the river to spawn at our dam. Bonnechere River below Tramore’s Dam is a fish sanctuary during those times.

Cottages:
Two bedrooms accommodate up to 7 people.
Bedroom #1 – One Double/Twin Bunk
Bedroom #2 – One Double Bed
Living room – Sofa bed

Include 3 piece bathroom, fully furnished living/dining room, radio, TV and VCR. Full kitchen including: fridge/freezer, gas stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, utensils, pots and pans. There is patio furniture provided outside, screened in porch overlooking the river, private dock and river frontage, barbecue with one tank of propane, fire pit and a picnic table.

Yurt Camping:

The Yurt is a modern adaptation of the ancient shelter used by Asian nomads for centuries. It is a weather tight circular structures that consists of a wood frame with a durable fabric cover. Three windows and a skylight provide plenty of light and fresh air. Our Yurts are set upon wooden platforms, two feet above the ground and supported by beams sitting over field stones.

Every Yurt can accommodate up to 5 people and is equipped with solar power, bunk beds, table, chairs, and a shelf. There is a screen room with a picnic table and a fire pit provided outside.

Great efforts have been made to provide inspiring, closer to nature environment, with low impact on the surrounding soils and, though durable and comfortable, each Yurt can be removed without a trace.

You need to bring:
sleeping bags, cooking stove, pots and pans, utensils, matches, drinking water

The park’s amenities include a Recreational Hall, washrooms, hot water showers, nature trails, beach, boating and fishing.

Bonnechere River