Arrival Information
A gentle guide to settling in at Shoreline Stays
We’re glad you’re coming.
Shoreline Stays is a quiet, adults-only retreat, and arrivals here are meant to be unrushed and simple.
This page will help you know what to expect and how to settle in comfortably.
Before You Arrive
A few things to note before heading out:
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Shoreline Stays is located in a rural area; cell service is limited
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Water on site is non-potable — please bring your own drinking water or plan to purchase potable water on arrival
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Check-in details and directions will be provided with your booking confirmation
We recommend arriving during daylight hours whenever possible, as the property is natural and minimally lit.
Arrival & Parking
Upon arrival, please park in the designated parking area for your site.
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One vehicle per site is included
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Please do not drive onto campsites or grassy areas
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Paths are informal and natural — sturdy footwear is recommended.
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Take a moment to orient yourself and enjoy the view before setting up
If something isn’t clear, there’s no rush — settle in first, then reach out if needed.
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Setting Up Your Site
Each site is designed for one primary tent and a quiet, low-impact stay.
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Please keep tents and gear within your designated site area
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Campsites are oriented toward the lake for privacy and quiet
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Fire pits are provided at each site
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You’ll find a grey water pail at your site. Emptying grey water at the dump station helps keep the campsites and shoreline in good condition for everyone.
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Facilities
Shared facilities are located centrally and are intended for respectful use by all guests.
Facilities include:
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One flush toilet
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One composting toilet
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One private shower stall
Please leave facilities as you found them for the next guest.
Pets
Well-behaved dogs and cats are welcome.
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Pets must be leashed at all times, as we have sheep on the property
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Pets must not be left unattended
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Please clean up after pets, bag waste, and dispose of it in garbage bins
Thank you for helping keep the land safe for animals and people alike.
Frequently Forgotten Items
Frequently Forgotten Items
Before you head out, you may want to double-check you’ve packed:
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Drinking water
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Headlamp or flashlight
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Weather-appropriate clothing (layers are useful)
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Beach towels
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Sturdy footwear
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Fire starter / lighter / matches
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Cooking oil, salt & pepper, tin foil, oven glove for hot pans
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Any personal or medical items you rely on
The Shoreline Cabin
A small shared cabin is available as a quiet indoor support space.Inside you’ll find:A small librarySeating for reading or quiet timeA charging station for small electronics and medical devices (such as CPAP machines)Wi-Fi is available inside the cabin only, intended for essential use.Cell service in the area is limited.The cabin is not a social space — it’s a place to pause, read, and recharge quietly.
Wildlife & Food Storage
Shoreline Stays is a natural rural setting, and wildlife may occasionally pass through the property.
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Please do not leave food unattended
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Store food securely when not in use
These simple steps help keep both guests and wildlife safe.
If You Need Anything
We aim to give guests space and privacy, but help is available if needed.
Contact details will be provided with your booking confirmation.
Beach & Lake Access
The beach area offers simple, shared access to the lake.
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A small dock and out-of-water canoe/kayak launch are available
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Human-powered watercraft only (kayaks, canoes, paddleboards)
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Please be mindful of others using the shoreline
A bench and small seating area overlook the beach for quiet enjoyment.
Quiet Evenings
Evenings at Shoreline Stays are intentionally quiet.
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Voices and activities should be kept low
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Amplified music is not permitted
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Please be mindful of neighbouring sites
Quiet is part of the shared experience here — thank you for helping maintain it.
A Final Note
Shoreline Stays is a place to slow down. There’s no schedule to follow and nothing you’re expected to do. Take your time settling in, notice the lake, and enjoy the quiet.
We’re glad you’re here.