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The Saugeen Bruce Peninsula

Things to do on the Bruce Peninsula

Days out, all of them within an hour. Red Bay Lodge is a quiet base in the woods: go out all day, then come back to a campfire.

Sunset over Lake Huron near Red BayAerial view of Red Bay and the forest around the lodge

§ 01Drive times

How far everything is

Red Bay is in South Bruce Peninsula, so nothing on the peninsula is a day’s drive. Tap a place for what to do when you get there.

§ 02Without the car

Close to the lodge

§ 03Days out

All of them within an hour

A peninsula full of rare plants

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Orchids

More than forty different orchids bloom on the Bruce Peninsula.

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Ontario ferns

Thirty-nine of the forty ferns found in Ontario grow on the peninsula.

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Year-old lichens

Some of the lichens here are thought to be that old.

The Bruce Peninsula is a dark sky community, and the Niagara Escarpment is recognised by the United Nations as an ecologically important area of the world.

After dark

The sky here is a show in itself.

Dark skies, a firepit and, when the forecast is worth it, the northern lights.

Northern lights at the lodge

Where to sleep

Fifteen wood cabins and eight lodge rooms, with breakfast included.

A cabin in the woods to come back to, and dogs stay free in the cabins.

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Stay a few nights, see it all.