Adventure Lodge - Algonquin Park - Whitney, ON

Laurent D.

Nous y sommes allé, malheureusement, que pour une nuit, et y retournerons sans hésiter dès que l'on retournera au Parc Algonquin. L'Adventure Lodge se trouve à 5 minutes de voiture de la porte Sud du parc, au bout d'un sentier en bordure de ville. Mais ne pensez pas que vous verrez des bâtiments, l'Adventure Lodge est au bord d'un petit lac et d'une rivière, et de l'autre côté un bois. Vraiment dépaysant !||L'accueil du couple tenant le B&B est génial, ils sont aux petits oignons avec nous et nous expliquent tout ce qu'il y a à savoir pour avoir un séjour parfait dans leurs chalets privatifs. Oui oui des chalets privatifs ! Avec ma chérie avons opté pour un chalet avec cheminée et jacuzzi, et nous ne l'avons pas regretté. Le chalet est chaleureux, décoré comme il faut, avec un lit King size, la télé pour mettre la radio (reçoit aussi la télé mais ne nous a pas servi), une salle de bain avec douche, grand lavabo, toilettes, et produits écologiques (d'ailleurs très bonne initiative). Sans oublier le jacuzzi qui se trouve dans le salon, en face de la cheminée, parfait pour mettre une ambiance romantique !||Le diner est servi dans le chalet central, dans un petit salon. Les plats sont préparés à la demande, ils sont bons sans être géniaux. Après tout dépend des goûts, les autres touristes qui y étaient en même temps que nous ont adoré. Nous avons plutôt préféré le délicieux petit déjeuner, vraiment copieux aussi !||Nous reviendrons en hiver pour voir les magnifiques paysages.

Sophie G.

Enchantés par le site internet de l'hôtel et des différentes prestations proposées, la réalités fut tout autre une fois arrivés sur place. Idéalement situé, à l'entrée du parc Algonquin, l'hôtel bénéficie d'un emplacement de choix pour tous ceux qui envisagent de visiter le parc. En revanche, le reste est véritablement décevant. Un rapport qualité/prix médiocre. La gérante, à peine accueillante, est froide et d'une grande vulgarité. Le chalet, vieux, est certes spacieux mais sans charme, et ne justifie pas le prix. La salle de bain.... une horreur ! La baignoire noire : vétusté ou saleté, peut-être même les deux ! Et les WC dégoûtant. La demie-pension est à peine passable.||Je vous le déconseille.

Dan Y. N.

First class cabin resort that made us feel right at home with our pup. It was so important for us to include our dog for our travel and adventure lodge check all the boxes. We love the attention to detail - including towels for the pup to dry up after a swim/walk in the park! The breakfast was great and easy to pack for snacks on hikes as well. The dinner at nearby restaurant was delicious as well. This was our second time at the cabin and we will keep coming back 🙂

Deb A. M. B.

Had a fantastic few days. The cabin was clean and comfortable. Darlene and Jay were great hosts. This place is the best of both worlds. Cabin in the woods right on the trails with a jacuzzi tub. Our own porch with a couple of chairs and a table to enjoy our morning coffee or our evening wine. We parked our side by side right outside and after our wonderful breakfast we spent the whole day exploring the trails. After returning from a day on the trails we cleaned up and got dressed up to go to the couples resort just down the road to enjoy a fantastic dinner every evening ( brought our favourite wines which they served at no cost). We also borrowed an Algonquin park pass which comes with your stay to go and visit the logging museum in the park which was actually very interesting.

Def C. M.

I took my wife here last week for our 7th Wedding Anniversary.. I am a local business owner from Huntsville, so the drive was beautiful and just over an hour. I was very interested to see the solar off grid power. It is a beautiful location with walking/ATV/Snowmobile paths right there, river rapids and a pond. The atmosphere was SO relaxing. The rooms were beautiful - we stayed in St. Lucia with a pond view. Each cabin has a porch and chairs to enjoy your morning tea or coffee.

Then there's the food - Jay the Chef is absolutely amazing. I'm a pescatarian, and it was no problem for Jay to accommodate. We both had 5 star meals every night, something always different from the day before, and the service from Darlene - who just makes you feel like you're being welcomed in by a favourite aunt for a visit.

They were lovely, and accommodating and got to know us right away so they knew what would make our trip special (like a tea kettle, and breakfast by the pond on the day we left) they even printed our favourite recipe from dinner to take home .

Lastly, it was pet friendly. We brought our Siamese cat Mani with us and he was made to feel as much a part of the family as we were. You really can't understand the value of the service unless you go and experience it for your self.

This is our new favorite spot and we will definitely be back yearly.

Thanks Darlene & Jay for such a wonderful vacation. We can't wait to see you both in the spring.

Francine T.

Darlene and Jay made our stay so pleasant with our dog Benny, down to a little basket with towels dor his paws ! Jay is an excellent cook and food was plentiful and yummy !! Have a great winter everyone wish it was still open dor the winter!!!

Arlene C.

A peaceful and pet friendly couple getaway. We came here frequently as both a fall and winter getaway.
The resort is run by a couple, Ken and Penny. They do the best they can to ensure that you are comfortable and happy with your stay.
Close to walking trails and a day pass to Algonquin Park is included with your stay.
If you’re looking for more luxurious accommodations and gourmet meals I suggest you consider their sister resort The Couples Resort.

Sandra S.

Beautiful, quiet, luxurious. We brought our 2 dogs and they supplied a basket of towels, rubber food mat and covered the leather couch with a pet friendly blanket so they could be warm and comfy. Beautiful walking trails close to the river and along an old railway track. Wishing we had planned to stay longer.