Forest Cabin by National Park & Tobermory

Discover "Blazed Inn," a cozy log cabin nestled on 20 acres of lush forest, just steps from a National Park and a hub of outdoor adventures in Tobermory. This 4-bedroom retreat offers a genuine cabin experience with its log walls and radiant heated floors. Perfect for nature lovers, the cabin is a gateway to hiking, scuba diving, and Peninsula activities. Enjoy evenings under the stars at our firepit, or explore Tobermory's charm, just 10km away. You deserve this vacation.
Sleeps 10 (8 adults & 2 children 12 and under)
STA License Number NBP-2022-44
Please note that there is a pet fee of $175 at this property.

Blazed Inn is a professionally managed property near the National Park, and the friendly community of Tobermory. Experience the very best of Bruce Peninsula from its front door.

A few notable items that will make your stay:

Incredible location off all-year maintained Highway 6;
Pets welcome (with fee)
Full linen and towel service included;
Guest welcome package provided;
Coffee provided;
Treated and drinkable water;
20 acre lot with its own private trail system;
Ontario Staycation Tax Credit eligible;
Book your National Park visit in advance; and lastly
Blazed Inn has an EV charger: Level 2 (240 V/ 32 A)
Book a private hike on the Bruce Trail with our certified Ontario Hike Leader.

You deserve this vacation!

STA License Number NBP-2022-44
Online Guest Concierge
Contactless check in.

Blazed Inn is close to Tobermory, the National Park (The Grotto), Singing Sands (sandy beach), Lion's Head and an extended drive to Sauble Beach and Owen Sound. Travel to Blazed Inn is roughly 2 hours from Collingwood and 3.5 to the GTA.

Fly your Cessna into the Tobermory or Wiarton International airports and ask for our shuttle service.

Enjoy hiking on the world renowned Bruce Trail, boating to Flower Pot island, skiing on one of the nationally renowned cross country ski trails, snowmobiling on one of two main OFSA trails, wakeboarding, paddle-boarding or kayaking on either the Huron or Bay side, or one of the inland lakes.

The Bruce Peninsula is home to over 4 of Canada's oldest light houses originally commissioned to signal schooners, fishing boats, logging boats, steam boats and passenger boats into one of the many safe harbours on the Peninsula.

Visit the aboriginal homesteads, famous annual Pow Wow and reserve amenities of Cape Croker.

Bruce Peninsula is Canada's largest Peninsula covering over 400 square miles that is uniquely recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Native Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge the traditional Territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway Odawa and Pottawatomie Nations. And further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land.
Contactless check in.
A Guest liaison and emergency contact is provided at check in.
Blazed Inn, a masterpiece of rustic elegance, stands proudly on 20 acres of pristine hardwood forest, a mere 10 km from the enchanting village of Tobermory. Crafted with care, this 1734 sq ft log cabin boasts four inviting bedrooms, each echoing the natural beauty outside with its warm pine log and tongue-and-groove walls. The cabin's open concept design, complemented by durable laminate flooring, invites guests into a space that feels both expansive and intimate.

As the heart of the cabin, the living area offers a seamless blend of comfort and authenticity, making it the perfect spot for relaxation and social gatherings. Outside, the charm of "Blazed Inn" continues with a traditional firepit, ideal for evenings spent roasting marshmallows, gazing at the stars, and exchanging stories in the glow of the fire.

Designed for those who appreciate the beauty of natural, rustic surroundings, "Blazed Inn" is not just a place to stay—it's a retreat into the heart of wilderness comfort, where every detail from the architecture to the ambiance is a tribute to the timeless appeal of log cabin living.
A car is needed to get around the Peninsula.
Shuttles run from Tobermory's renowned Visitor Centre to the National Park
Shuttles run from Lion's Head arena to the Bruce Trail trailhead for Lion's Head lookout
Wiarton Airport offers a seasonal flight service from Wiarton to Toronto weekly. ***Check schedule.