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Algonquin Lakeside Inn – Dwight

Two-Night Lakeside Getaway for Two with Algonquin Provincial Park Visit (Up to 56% Off). Four Options Available.

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  • Great Outdoors

In a Nutshell

Just 7 kilometres from Algonquin Provincial Park, basic rooms and luxurious whirlpool suites rest on the shores of Lake Oxtongue

The Fine Print

  • Expires Mar 31, 2013
  • Travel must be completed by 5/15/2013. Limit 2 per visit. Must book by 3/31/2013. 14 day cancellation notice required or fee of Groupon price may apply. Must be 19 or older to check in. Must be 12 or older to stay. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. $20 fee per extra guest (must mention at time of booking). Credit card required at time of booking. Not valid with pets.
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For too many people, their de facto second home is an office, a car, or that one bear trap they keep falling for. Enjoy a home away from home away from home with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $89 for a two-night stay for two with two-day park pass, valid for rooms 1, 2, 3, or 4 (a $191.90 value)
  • $119 for a two-night stay for two with two-day park pass, valid for rooms 10, 11, or 12 (a $272 value)
  • $159 for a two-night stay for two with two-day park pass, valid for rooms 13 or 14 or suites 8, 9, 15, or 16 (up to a $351 value)
  • $199 for a two-night stay for two with two-day park pass, valid for suites 5, 6, or 7 (a $431 value)

Accommodations range from basic, comfortable rooms with pine furnishings, queen-sized beds, and TVs with DVD players, to large suites with gas fireplaces, private decks with views of the lake, and two-person whirlpool tubs. Click here for room and suite information. Couples also receive a pass to explore Algonquin Provincial Park; the nearest park entrance is just 7 kilometres away.

Algonquin Lakeside Inn

Since 1990, the staff of Algonquin Lakeside Inn has welcomed travellers to stay on the shores of Oxtongue Lake, just down the road from the vibrant Algonquin Provincial Park. This verdant landscape is a prime destination for wildlife photographers looking for moose and deer, and in the winter, the inn's guests can go exploring with snowmobiles and cross-country skis rented from nearby outfitters. After a day of hiking in the park or paddling around the lake in complimentary canoes and kayaks, guests can sit for a dinner in the country-styled dining room, crowned by a hanging canoe and warmed by a flickering fireplace and antique-style stove. Despite its proximity to pristine wilderness, the inn doesn’t deprive guests of technological comforts: free WiFi keeps the internet handy, cell phones can find reception, and all rooms and suites receive satellite TV channels.

Algonquin's accommodations range from comfortable rooms with queen beds and TVs to spacious suites where guests can cozy up by gas fireplaces after relaxing in the two-person whirlpool tub or admiring the lakefront view from private porches. Each of the five cottages stocks a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and other supplies so that guests can cook their own meals instead of packing a suitcase full of astronaut food.

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Algonquin Lakeside Inn

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    Dwight

    4382 Highway 60, RR 1
    Dwight, Ontario P0A 1H0
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