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Home in Calabogie
Calaluna • Hot tub•
Calaluna is a centrally located boutique rental in the village that has been completely transformed to accentuate the craftmanship of the century home all while focusing on the guest experience. The enclosed rear space is a custom design for outdoor entertaining. The astroturf is a unique area to play outdoor games or shift to the fire bowl seating area where causal conversations take you into the night. Plus, it’s steps away from Calabogie Lake, next to the Red Neck Bistro & Calabogie Brewery.
$253 per night
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Condo in Calabogie
Cozy Calabogie condo with high speed internet
This cozy condo is perfect for golfers, ATV’ers and outdoor enthusiasts! Conveniently Located on the Calabogie Highlands course and K&P trail. only airbnb in Calabogie offering hi-speed internet (up to 40mb/s) Beautiful 3rd storey deck overlooking the golf course 13 minute drive to the ski hill comes with two kayaks and access to Calabogie Lake Shed storage for skis and golf clubs Sleeps 4 people comfortably thanks to a Murphy Bed *fireplace is non functioning*
$127 per night
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Cottage in Calabogie
Spacious waterfront cottage on Calabogie Lake
Murphy's Landing is a home-turned-cottage located steps away from all Calabogie has to offer. This hidden gem offers a large, private, waterfront yard with a glass railing deck overlooking beautiful Calabogie Lake. Perfect for family vacations or a friend getaway. The waterfront is excellent for swimming. Calabogie is an up-and-coming area with attractions for any time of year whether it’s summertime, ski season, or fall hikes.
$268 per night

Other great vacation rentals in Calabogie

Rental unit in Calabogie
Gorgeous chalet at Calabogie Peaks w/ beach access
$130 per night
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Guesthouse in Calabogie
Cozy Couples Bunkie
$162 per night
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Home in Calabogie
Calabogie Peaks Cottage 2
$138 per night
Chalet in Calabogie
The Fairway Chalet •Hot tub• Golf Course
$245 per night
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Cottage in Calabogie
Lakeside Cabin with Hot Tub + Cedar Sauna
$373 per night
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Cottage in Calabogie
Chalet 24: New Luxury Retreat
$270 per night
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Home in Calabogie
Walk to golf course, 10 mins to ski hill!
$180 per night
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Chalet in Calabogie
2 Chalets at Calabogie Peaks w/ beach access
$191 per night
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Guest suite in Calabogie
2BR Fully equipped, Spacious Hideaway w/Jacuzzi!
$108 per night
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Home in Calabogie
Black Diamond Lodge • Promos Live•
$404 per night
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Cottage in Calabogie
Hamptons at the Peaks, luxury in nature
$183 per night
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Chalet in Calabogie
Calabogie Alpine Chalet
$195 per night
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Your guide to Calabogie

All About Calabogie

Just outside of the city of Ottawa in the province of Ontario, Calabogie is a small ski community in the shadow of several mountains on the banks of the lake that shares its name. Nestled amid the dense forest, rolling hills, and innumerable lakes of eastern Canada, the village benefits from easy access to outdoor activities throughout the year, from winter sports like snowboarding, skiing, and snowshoeing to classic summer recreation, including hiking, mountain biking, and kayaking.

But Calabogie is more than just an outdoor mecca. Its weekly summer market showcases local vendors with fresh produce, handmade crafts, culinary experiences from local chefs, and live music. While the nearby Motorsports Park — one of the largest racing tracks in the country — hosts national and international races throughout the year, along with driving experiences for visitors looking for an exciting day on the track. And with Ottawa just a short drive away, it is easy to check out all of the cultural offerings of a larger metropolitan city during a day trip.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Calabogie?

The northern Canadian climate of Calabogie includes drastic seasonal variations in temperature. Precipitation is a constant throughout the year, with long showers in summer, and snowfall in winter that can get quite substantial on the surrounding hills. That said, temperatures are pleasantly warm from May to September in Calabogie, making for excellent conditions to play on the lake or go mountain biking or hiking — all easily accessible activities from your in-town cottage rental. Just be sure to pack a rainproof layer and sturdy shoes, as moderate rainfall is a regular occurrence.

Conditions change radically in the winter, when temperatures can stay below freezing for several months. The surrounding mountains and their ski runs can often see substantial accumulations of powder, providing excellent skiing and snowboarding conditions. Several nearby ski hills host small events and festivals throughout the year. Nearby Ottawa provides several opportunities for cultural offerings like the Winterlude Festival in February, with skating, ice-sculpting contests, and live music, and a fringe festival in June with avant-garde and experimental theater performances.


What are the top things to do in Calabogie?

Eagles Nest Trail & Lookout

This five-mile out-and-back kid-friendly trail is a moderately paced hike through the Canadian woodlands along meandering rivers and tranquil lakes. Culminating in a dramatic rock formation with a scenic overlook, this is a beautiful romp through the woods. You might spot local wildlife like rabbit, deer, grouse, and even the occasional moose from the trail.

Calabogie Lake

With the town sitting on the edge of Calabogie Lake, you’ll have several opportunities for various water-bound activities, including kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. Rentals are readily available in town, just steps from the water. These are two of the best ways to explore the miles of forested waterlines, hidden inlets, and beaches along the lake. You can also spend your days swimming and lounging on the sands.

Whitewater Rafting

For those seeking a more adrenaline-fueled adventure, the nearby Ottawa River hosts several outfitters offering whitewater rafting trips that cater to all levels of experience, ranging from first-timers to advanced rafters. The raging rapids, riverside cliffs, and thick pine forests set the scene for quite a fun outing.

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