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Vacation rentals in Haliburton

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Cottage in Hailburton, ON
Highlands Lakefront Cabin | Woodstove, Sauna
All-season, A-frame cottage in the Haliburton Highlands with convenient access to attractions, groceries, shops and restaurants! Indoors ➤ Cathedral windows ➤ Sleeps 6: 1 King, 2 Queen beds ➤ Fireplace - wood provided ➤ Fully stocked kitchen ➤ Linens provided ➤ Starlink internet Outdoors ➤ Great swimming & fishing from our 40ft dock ➤ Screened-in lake view porch ➤ Sauna seats 6 ➤ Bonfire pit - firewood provided ➤ Weber BBQ Our pricing includes HST. 2.5 hrs from GTA on Long/Miskwabi Lake
$217 per night
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Cottage in Haliburton
Peace and Tranquility - Waterfront Cottage
This beautiful luxury cottage will just wow you from the moment you enter. Clean shallow shoreline great for swimming. A stream flows through the land. Has all amenities you will need and is about 15 minutes south of Haliburton. Cottage has Washer/Dryer, Wi-Fi, Lots of Parking, Large Fire Pits, Kayaks, Sleds (winter),Pedal Boat, Life Jackets, Coffee Machine (with coffee), Tea Kettle, Hot Tub, BBQ and TV. Lake is great for fishing, beautiful trails for trekking. Full linens and towels included.
$112 per night
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Cottage in Harcourt
Scandinavian-Inspired Tiny Home Experience
There’s no better spot to enjoy some much-needed rest and relaxation than from this stunning tiny home. As part of our Nordik health ritual, this home’s amenities will stimulate mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual rejuvenation. Dip your toes in the outdoor cold plunge pool and hot tub, warm up in the sauna, and enjoy your coffee or glass of wine on the stylish deck. Surrounded by the tranquility of the forest, this property offers a remote, spa-like experience with plenty of privacy.
$297 per night

Stay near Haliburton's top sights

Foodland - Haliburton31 locals recommend
McKeck's-Tap and Grill74 locals recommend
Maple Avenue Tap & Grill38 locals recommend
Baked & Battered35 locals recommend
Kosy Korner23 locals recommend
LCBO12 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Haliburton

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Home in Huntsville
Modern Waterfront Retreat in Muskoka
$302 per night
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Chalet in L'Amable
Annie the A-Frame
$131 per night
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Cottage in Bracebridge
The Hudson - Riverside Cabin, Bracebridge
$134 per night
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Apartment in Harcourt
Apartment on a quiet lake
$73 per night
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Apartment in Haliburton
Studio Apartment at Wildwood Farm
$78 per night
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Cottage in Eagle Lake
Ski Hill - Hot Tub - Barrel Sauna - BBQ - Private
$151 per night
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Apartment in Algonquin Highlands
Beautiful studio apartment. No cleaning fee.
$80 per night
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Cottage in Haliburton
The Suffolk - Your Perfect Winter Getaway!
$192 per night
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Cottage in Harcourt
Jeffrey Lake Cabin | Lakefront · Hot Tub
$222 per night
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Cabin in Haliburton
Retreat style cottage + wood fired sauna
$103 per night
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Cottage in Huntsville
Cabin in Muskoka for 2, Pri. HotTub. Close to Lake
$150 per night
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Cabin in Eagle Lake
Haliburton A frame cabin
$183 per night

Your guide to Haliburton

All About Haliburton

Located in central Ontario just over three hours from Toronto, the city of Haliburton is quintessential Canadian cottage country, with expansive forests, a sparkling lake, and plenty of things to do in both. In summer, lakeside cottages fill with vacationers, including a significant number of artists who flock here to be inspired by the natural beauty of the Haliburton Highlands. Hiking and fishing are huge here, as is walking around the woods with binoculars spotting moose and birds like the yellow-bellied sapsucker.

In town, it’s all about the art. Check out the studios, galleries, and workshops where you can throw pottery, blow glass, paint, or sketch, or go on a scavenger hunt in the Haliburton Sculpture Forest and admire work by Canadian and international artists. And don’t go home without stopping by one of the town’s legendary sugar shacks for some local maple syrup.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Haliburton

The best time for enjoying one of the area’s cottage rentals is during June and July, when the weather is at its warmest. There’s a drive-in movie theater at Abbey Gardens that shows classic films through September, and is wildly popular on warm nights. Also in summer is the Highlands Festival with live theatre and music. Temperatures usually drop in October and remain cold until May. January can be severely cold and snowy, however it’s a popular time for winter sports enthusiasts, who come here to snowmobile, snowshoe, ice skate, and ice fish on the frozen Haliburton Lake. If you’re visiting in December, check out the Santa Claus Parade, and steel-nerved locals plunge into Head Lake during the February Frost Festival.


Top things to do in Haliburton

Abbey Gardens

Situated on 300 acres, Abbey Gardens is a green space that is home to hiking trails, youth programs, a local produce market, and organic gardens where you can learn about sustainable farming during a class or workshop. Visit the Food Hub for local eats or try craft beers at a local brewery. Experience the five-acre pony paddock, three spring-fed ponds, and hiking trails through the 140-acre forest.

Kawartha Lakes

An hour south of Haliburton is Kawartha Lakes, where you’ll find 14 different lakes and a number of unique communities, each with their own charm. You can spend a day hopping between the different towns, exploring the local shops, galleries, and farms, or relaxing at one of the beaches. Or, simply drive through the winding roads of this area, admiring the lush forests and pristine lakes.

Haliburton Sculpture Forest

The Haliburton Sculpture Forest is a unique outdoor gallery with 34 unique, larger than life sculptures and six handcrafted benches from Canadian and international artists. You can wander around the trails at your own pace or with a tour guide, coming across the structures nestled amongst the trees along the path. During summer you can walk or bike ride through the park, and in winter you’re able to cross country ski or snowshoe along most of the trails.

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