Bartlett Lodge

Rooms

Bartlett Lodge is comprised of two suites, platform tents and a selection of one-, two-, and three-bedroom cabins. All buildings are traditionally built using logs and wooden furnishings, providing a comfortable atmosphere reminiscent of old logging accommodations. Each cabin and room feature warm décor, work by local artists, and windows overlooking the surrounding forest and lake.

All rooms and cabins feature an en suite bathroom, and the platform tents have a private bathroom just a few steps from the tent. Some units also have their own porch overlooking the lake, and a wood-burning stove. In keeping with the environment, there are no telephones or televisions in any of the cabins.

Location

Centrally located on Algonquin Park's Cache Lake, about halfway between the East and West Gates on Highway 60, Bartlett Lodge resort is accessed only by water via the resort's motorised ‘freighter canoe’. Algonquin Provincial Park is central in the province of Ontario with Toronto and Ottawa both about three hours away. The park is known for its calm atmosphere, colourful forests and many lakes and waterways.

Food and drink

Breakfast and dinner are included at the restaurant which is a favourite among locals and visitors. A fine dining experience is guided by the philosophy of sustainable farming and using local ingredients. The dining room is renowned for its casual elegance and connection to the environment. Packed lunches can also be arranged for days out in the park.

Facilities and activities

The lodge maintains a close link to the history and art of the region. Artist studios feature the work of two local artists and it's possible to explore the trails they used to inspire their work. The lodge can help to arrange your own artist experience along with other tours including hikes, sightseeing, wildlife viewing and beer tasting. All onsite activities such as kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and games in the communal guest lodge are included.