Tent Camping Rates (Opening 2026)

 

West Shore Sites

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$30 per night, per site.

Spacious well-separated tent sites set along the shoreline, oriented toward the lake.

• Spacious west facing lakeside tent sites

• Adults-only (18+)

• Maximum of 4 adults per site

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East Shore Sites​

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$40 per night

Select east facing lakefront sites. These sites offer a heightened sense of space and privacy.

• Spacious east facing lakefront tent sites

• Adults-only (18+)

• Maximum of 4 adults per site

These sites are limited in number.

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Minimum Stay Requirements

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• 2-night minimum stay

• 3-night minimum stay on long weekends

Minimum stays help reduce traffic, minimize disruption, and maintain a calm rhythm across the property.

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Occupancy & Site Use

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​To preserve the quiet, low-impact nature of Shoreline Stays:

• Adults only (18+)

• Maximum of 4 adults per site

• One primary tent per site

• Sites are intended for shared, respectful use

• No additional structures, tarps, or large group setups

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Pets

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Well-behaved dogs and cats are welcome at Shoreline Stays.

To help keep the retreat peaceful and safe for everyone — including our small flock of Icelandic sheep — we ask that:

• Pets are leashed at all times

• Pets are not left unattended

• Guests clean up after their pets

• Pet waste must be bagged and disposed of in garbage bins (not left on site)

These simple steps help protect wildlife, livestock, and shared spaces, and ensure Shoreline Stays remains enjoyable for all guests.

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A Note on Smoking

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Shoreline Stays is a natural, rural setting.

Guests who smoke are asked to dispose of cigarette butts responsibly and not leave them on the ground. Butt disposal in garbage containers is required.

This helps protect the land, wildlife, and fire safety on the property.

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What’s Included

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• Designated campsite

• Shared natural shoreline access

• Fire pit at each site

• Dining table with seating at each site

• Basic parking (1 vehicle per site)

• Bagged firewood available for purchase

(Specific amenities may vary slightly by site and will be confirmed at booking.)

 

​Water Access

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​Shoreline Stays supports a calm, low-impact lake experience.

• Human-powered watercraft only, such as kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards

• Shared, natural shoreline access

• Shared beach area  

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​Quiet Hours

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​Quiet is central to the Shoreline Stays experience.

• Quiet hours are observed in the evenings

• Voices, music, and activity should be kept low and respectful

• Amplified music is not permitted

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What’s Not Permitted​

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• RVs, trailers, or vehicle-based camping

• Generators

• Motorized watercraft

• Parties or large gatherings

• Fireworks

• Unattended fires

​These guidelines exist to protect the experience for everyone.

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Arrival & Departure

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• Check-in and check-out details will be provided at booking

• Guests are asked to arrive during daylight hours whenever possible

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Cancellations

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• A clear cancellation policy will be provided at the time of booking. We encourage guests to review it carefully before confirming their stay.​

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​​Weather & Nature

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• Camping is weather-dependent. Conditions may change quickly, especially in spring and fall. Guests should come prepared for variable weather and understand that refunds are not issued due to weather conditions beyond our control.

• Shoreline Stays is located in a natural rural landscape, and wildlife — including the occasional bear — may pass through the area. Please do not leave food unattended and store all food securely.

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​Respect for the Land

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​Shoreline Stays is a shared natural space.

As part of our commitment to protect this land and nature we have a Conservation Partnership with Ducks Unlimited Canada, to protect the land in perpetuity. 

Guests are asked to:

• Leave sites as they were found

• Respect vegetation and wildlife

• Dispose of waste properly

• Follow all fire safety guidelines

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Is This the Right Fit?

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• Shoreline Stays is best suited to guests who value quiet, simplicity, and low-impact camping. If you’re seeking a lively or highly social campground experience, this may not be the right place — and that’s okay.

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