12 Best Cabin Rentals in Ottawa, ON, CA 2024

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Organic Farm Camping & Bunkie

31 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Shawville, QC

Relax in pristine nature in the rolling Gatineau hills at an off-grid sustainable organic farm and forest! Ladysmith (Thorne) QC is originally a German/Polish settlement area with ties to the early forestry industry, observe the timeless beauty the early settlers fell in love with here. Pets welcome! Animals must be kept on leash at all times, as there are farm animals present. We offer hiking trails, excellent bird and wildlife watching, bikers paradise on dirt roads, and other off-road activities. The site is completely off-grid with a resident home powered by solar and wind energy (generator too!). Organic gardens and farm animals offer a real down-to-earth experience. Meet a 300+ yr old Oak tree along the hiking trail or take some chill time in "Meditation Grove" amongst the pines. Choose from two different stay options: Forest Off-Grid Organic Farm Camping - 20+ campsites are located on 13 acres of open fields to accommodate RV's, van's and campers Off-Grid Rustic Bunkhouse - sleeps up to 6 people, ideal for personal or small group retreats

Joy's Chalet -

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Bowman, QC

CITQ Establishment number: 304552 A unique property with 6 person hot tub, gorgeous views, lake, a beautiful wooden chalet and big lot to play around !! Located just 55 minutes from Ottawa downtown you can find this hidden gem with lots of nature and privacy. One side you have the cliff and other side you have the lake ! Often you will find turkeys coming up on the property as well ;)

Ferme Lanthorn

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents113 acres · Wakefield, QC

Lanthorn is situated just north of Wakefield Quebec surrounded by forest, creeks, waterfalls, and hikes with views of the surrounding area. Our farm grows willow for basketry and living structures. We can also arrange to teach a weaving class for a fee. To learn more about our farm, you can visit Lanthorn.ca. On the property, there is also a large pottery studio which offers classes that you can book in advance of your visit. To do so, you can visit muraiceramique.com for details. We are home to a deer refuge founded in partnership with the Humane Society Canada which cares for a herd of sika deer rescued from a zoo closure. We also raise a small number of chicken, and sheep.

the Goose - Jamink Farm

1 site · Lodging110 acres · Saint Andrews West, ON

This beautiful farm was once farmed by the McDonald family, one of which was named Willy Allan, hence our road name. Our family has had the pleasure to farm this 600 acre property since 2014. Come and experience life on the farm or simply enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility of the great outdoors. Learn more about this land: This is a small 8 x 20 wood cabin, there is a bunk bed, wood stove, BBQ and basic kitchen supplies. It is an off grid cabin with some solar powered outdoor lighting and flashlights. Enjoy the beautiful outdoors, swim in the pond, play cards and games, hike through our silvopasture forest and enjoy a relaxing campfire. Embrace the beautiful sunsets and start your day with a brilliant sunrise. You can also book a tour of our farm. You are welcome to set up tents for additional guests if you wish. There is a picnic table, and kitchen available. Pets are welcome. Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban.

Songwood Forest

1 site · Lodging88 acres · Oxford Station, ON

Songwood is 88 acres of oldfield-farm-turned Managed Forest, backing onto hundreds of acres of County land, part of Limerick Forest. It sits on the traditional territory of the Anishnabek and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We say “miigwech” and “niá:wen” to thank them and other Indigenous Peoples for taking care of this land from time immemorial and for sharing the land with those of us who are newcomers. After centuries as part of the borderlands between the Algonquin and Iroquois native peoples, the land was surveyed by European settlers in 1791, but the ground conditions were so poor that the first settler did not occupy this property until the mid-1850’s. Over the next century, the land was cleared and farming was attempted. But because of the shallow soil and wet conditions, the land was not good for farming. By the 1950’s, the fields in the southern end of the property were abandoned, allowing the pioneer varieties of plants and trees to once again spring up. In 1969, the Graham family purchased the property and began the process of introducing suitable tree seedlings to abandoned fields, to aid in habitat regeneration for wildlife. The only harvesting of the farm’s trees is for firewood, to aid in the development of a healthy ecosystem, and to maintain the trails by which to enjoy nature. In 2006, the property received FSC certification based on our sustainable forest management approach. Today, we are a proud member of the Ontario Woodlot Association. We love to share our forest! Recently, we renovated a small cabin in the woods to provide a space to withdraw into nature for a bit, to embrace a little forest therapy. It’s also a place for our five children and eight grandchildren to come home to. We hope you enjoy your stay.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Cabins near Ottawa guide

Overview

Cabin rentals near Ottawa offer easy access to riverside excitement, rolling forested hills, and lively culture around Canada’s capital region. Summer cabin rentals provide waterfront retreats with access to boat-friendly waters and quieter beaches, plus onsite amenities like full kitchens, queen-sized beds, and BBQ grills. Explore Fitzroy Provincial Park, where a spacious beach and picnic area overlook 100-year-old white pine forests along Ottawa River, then head over into Hull to experience Quebec’s Gatineau Hills. Autumn campers will enjoy colourful displays throughout hiking trails around Parc de la Gatineau, and in winter, ski chalets lead right to the hills in Gatineau as well as to trails beside the Ottawa River for cross-country skiers. Score a heated cabin with a wood-burning stove for a visit that’s comfortable even in winter, or enjoy a rustic three-season space with a kitchen and bathroom for a visit in warmer weather. Remember to stock up on bug spray for blackfly season from May to June.