Toronto: A little over 5.25 hours Ottawa: A little over 5.5 hours Montreal: A little over 7.5 hours Quebec City: 10 hours New York City: 12.5 hours Philedelphia: 12.5 hours Cleveland: 9.5 hours Detroit: 8.5 hours
Yes, all bedding is provided.
Apartment: 7 kms Cabin: 12 kms
There are many restaurants within walking distance or a short drive. You can walk to: Wild Wings Tap That Bar and Grill 28 On the Lake Drive to: Ali's Steak House, New Liskeard Whiskey Jack Brew Pub, Haileybury Didas, Earlton Outfitters BBQ, Temagami Temagami Shores Resort, Temagami Bannock, Ville-Marie, QC l'Eden Rouge Farms (call first), Saint-Bruno-de-Guigues, QC
Temiskaming Shores has the New Liskeard Waterfront Athletic Centre and Pool, which overlooks the boardwalk and beach.
New Liskeard Golf Club is a premier 18-hole championship golf course renowned for its scenic beauty and well-maintained layout, featuring a full 18-hole par-72 design with rolling fairways and mature trees. It is equipped with a fully licensed clubhouse, a pro shop for equipment and apparel, and practice facilities including a driving range and putting green Haileybury Golf Club is one of the oldest golf facilities in Northern Ontario, established in 1921 following the Cobalt silver rush. Perched along the rolling hills of the region, this historic public course is loved for its exceptional, panoramic views of Lake Temiskaming, visible from every hole on the property. It features a unique 9-hole, par-36 design measuring 2,878 yards that utilizes the natural topography, elevation shifts, and regional hazards to challenge players of all skill levels. It has a clubhouse with a scenic patio overlooking the water, a fully equipped pro shop, and options for seasonal memberships alongside daily public green fees.
Devils Rock, head of trails is at Bucke Park. is a breathtaking, five-kilometer-long cliff face located just five kilometers south of Haileybury along the western shore of Lake Temiskaming. Rising sheer from the water, this massive, 300-foot (90-meter) vertical granite precipice is a defining geological landmark of the Temiskaming Rift Valley. Accessible via two distinct hiking routes from Highway 567. The primary trail is a relatively easy, flat 2-kilometer round-trip walk through a scenic mixed forest, while a second, more rugged route climbs steeply up from the lakeside. The summit rewards hikers with spectacular, unobstructed 180-degree views stretching across Lake Temiskaming all the way to the province of Quebec on the eastern shore. Triangle Hill, off hwy 65 at the end of Hooper Rd, in Hudson Township, about 15 minutes from downtown New Liskeard. It features a moderate 4.1-kilometer loop trail divided into three distinct geographic sections following the natural triangular shape of the hill. The cliff-edge section of the trail runs along a steep ridge and rockfall zone, providing expansive, bird's-eye views over the flat, rolling farmland of the Little Claybelt region below. Pete's Dam Park, off hwy 65 at Pete's Dam Road, about 5 minutes from downtown New Liskeard. Features a well-maintained 2.4-kilometer loop trail that winds through a dense forest canopy, offering relatively easy walking terrain suitable for families and casual hikers. Hermit Lake Trail is a stunning 7.1 km figure-eight hiking route located in the Lorrain Valley, just 25 km south of Temiskaming Shores (Highway 567). Featuring a hidden lake, a rocky crevasse, and panoramic vistas of Lake Temiskaming, this moderately difficult trail takes about 2 to 3 hours to complete
There is a small parking spot behind the apartment. It is not big, and not easy to get into with anything larger than a mid-sized car. We recommend that SUVs, pickup trucks and vans park in front of the store, which is located directly underneath the apartment. Alternatively, there is the municipal parking lot opposite, about a 1-2 minute walk.
The apartment is heated by steam radiators. Control the heat using the thermostat inside the apartment. Do no use the valves on the radiators themselves.
The beach and boardwalk are less than a 5 minute walk from the apartment.
Yes. The cabin is heated several ways: 1) A wall-mounted 2400 watt panel heater. 2) A 1200 watt portable radiator-type oil filled heater. 3) A diesel heater.
Yes. There are two showers, and outdoor shower and an indoor shower.
Yes. The toilet is a portable "cassette toilet", with a detachable tank. It operates a little differently than a regular toilet, in that to flush, you must pump a bit of water into the bowl, and then pull a lever to empty the bowl. It is cleaned and emptied daily.
Yes. There is an outside Coleman stove available to cook. Inside, there is a microwave. All pots, pans, cutlery, plates, glasses, mugs are provided.
The hosts will greet you when you arrive and provide a set of keys. If the hosts are unavailable, they will let you know and leave the keys for you inside the cabin. At departure, the hosts will collect the keys from you or you may leave them inside the cabin.
No. Unfortunately, the dock is well past its end of life, with rotting boards. It is condemned and dangerous to use.
There is a fairly large driveway where you may park your vehicle. Parking is free.
5 kms
Yes. During hot spells, you may get "swimmers itch". We recommend you wash yourself down after swimming in the lake and spraying yourself with vinegar, which is in a spray bottle in the outdoor shower.