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Manitoulin Island Vacation Cottage Rentals

Manitoulin Island Ontario Canada

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Evansville

Gore Bay

Kagawong

Little Current

Manitowaning

M'Chigeeng

Meldrum Bay

Birch Island

Espanola Area

Whitefish

Mindemoya

Providence Bay

Sheguiandah

Silver Water

South Bay

Spring Bay

Tehkummah

Manitoulin Island Ontario Accommodations

Manitoulin Island has a wide range of accommodations including resorts, hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts, tent and trailer parks, housekeeping cottages, cabins, private cottage rentals and fishing lodges. Manitoulin Island is home to some of the best scenery and outdoor activities in the world and has a wide range of options for vacation accommodations. Most accommodation providers offer holiday outdoor adventure packages as well as other amenities to satisfy the non sports minded in any group. Join us on Manitoulin Island for your next vacation getaway.

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Town & County Information

Other Points of Interest

This town on the southern shore of the Island has the longest and finest sandy beach on the Island. Its crescent-shaped beach was called Bebekodawangog by the Natives, or "where the beach curves around the water". It was first discovered by whites when survivors of a shipwreck called the bay "providence". Early settlers found evidence of a shipwreck, consisting of three skeletons and an old sail buried under a rock, likely by local Indians. The settlement grew after a lumber company was established to work the area’s pine trees. The town has a boardwalk that extends from the swimming beach to the campground.

Lake Mindemoya
This lake, named for the Ojibway world for "Old Woman," after the rocky outcrop in the middle of the lake. Mindemoya is 11 km long and 6 km wide, and is the geographical centre of the island.

Annual events: Canada Day (July 1), Providence Bay Fair (3rd weekend in August),