If gas prices have put you off a spring cottage rental break – start thinking about it again because we’re going to pay for your gas. Book a week, weekend, or mid-week break in our selected cottages, and we’ll send you a $50 gas card. This means you can enjoy cottage country without worrying about adding on the price of getting there.

Here’s a couple of examples:

Sea Breeze on Lake Ontario accepts pets, has a hot tub, and a fabulous outlook on Lake Ontario. Less than 2 hours from the city so you’ll have plenty of free gas to explore the beautiful Northumberland area.

Squirrel’s Leap or Chalet Tranquilite near Mt Tremblant in Quebec are both   great locations for a short gas-paid break from Ottawa. Enjoy the beautiful Laurentians before the summer crowds arrive. Choose from a gorgeous log cabin for two with awesome views of Tremblant and easy access to Parc du Tremblant, or a wooded location near to Lac E’querre.

Call us to find out the cottages that have joined our gas promotion programme. 1 866 323 6698

Take a short vacation in cottage country this spring and we’ll pay for your gas!  All you need to do is to book a cottage rental for a break in April, May or June* and we’ll send you a $50 gas card.  This should soften the blow of the rise in gas prices and help you enjoy spring on the lakes.  

There’s so much to do in the spring.  Take a paddle out on a quiet lake in a canoe or kayak; hike in one of our beautiful provincial parks; go geocaching and explore the countryside on a driving tour.

Just give us a call and we’ll help you plan your spring break and find the right cottage.  Don’t forget you can check the availability of all our cottages so easily by clicking on our calendars.

* This offer is on selected cottages up to June 24th and does not include the Victoria Day weekend

As gas prices rise once again and the current weather offers us the glimpse of a summer to come, how many people are wondering if they can escape the heat of the city to a cool lake, sunsets and camp fires, if fuel costs continue the upward spiral?

It is easy to think in one-dimensional terms and simply calculate the cost of travel to and from the cottage, and perhaps dismiss the idea as too expensive, without taking a more lateral view. Craig White of CottageLINK has given this a lot of thought and his Commentary puts this in perspective. His view that renting a cottage remains terrific value as a family vacation despite the rise in some costs, has a lot of merit.

Watch out for our Fuel Card Promotion that starts next week. In certain cottages, renters will be offered a fuel card worth up to $100 when booking selected cottages for a July or August rental, between the 10th and 28th June. I’ll be announcing this here so keep checking, or even better subscribe to the RSS feed and get the announcement delivered to your inbox.