Top Hotels Near Dividing Lake Provincial Park Provincial Park in Algonquin Highlands

"Nice and cozy cabin. It’s a good stopover spot for a day or two. Dan is very helpful. I think, it’s not a bad choice to stay at Riverside Inn if you are heading to Algonquin!👍😊"

"Our party of 7 had a blast! Terri is a wonderful host, responding promptly and communicating effectively. We were offered an early check-in and a late check-out, which made the weekend getaway perfect!The property is easily accessible from the main road, carefully maintained, beautifully decorated, and spotlessly clean. The kitchen is well-equipped, and the dining table comfortably seats all of us. The beds in each bedroom are comfy.Our group enjoyed various relaxing outdoor spots, on the deck, in the lanai, around the firepit, on the dock, and in the kayaks and canoe :)The lake is clean, and we're lucky to have nice weather that some of us even swim a bit in October! Definitely would recommend to anyone!Thank you, Terri, for having us! Everyone in our group has already started talking about next time :)"

"Room was really clean, good water pressure in shower, lovely view and we were able to have s small campfire right outside our room. Friendly staff. Would stay again. "

"Peaceful and beautiful location. Friendly staff. Great bar with pool, fusball, darts, etc. Right on a beautiful lake-perfect for kayaking/canoeing or swimming."

"Love the wooded setting, Northwoods decor, proximity to Algonquin PP, provision of park pass. Cottage well stocked.We had 2 sightings of moose, one with sound effects, 2 bear and we watched an otter family play. Colors of tree spectacular."

"We enjoyed the peacefulness of the property. The grounds were well taken care of..Our 4 legged baby had a wonderful time. The cabin Tumble Inn was very cozy, comfortable and clean.the trees and the lake are beautiful. Enjoyed the sunset as well."

"had an amazing time. Should be noted there is no playground and the driveway is extremely steep. "

"We had a wonderfully relaxing stay in this charming A-Frame chalet on Kennisis Lake. The space is clean, cozy, and thoughtfully laid out—especially lovely with the stone fireplace and spacious deck. The kitchen had everything we needed, and the hot tub was a perfect way to unwind.Peter and Codi were prompt and clear in their communication, making check-in simple and hassle-free. The cottage felt private yet accessible—with a dock, a canoe/paddle boat, and even a bunkie adding extra flexibility.Whether lounging inside or exploring the area, we felt at home right away. It’s a wonderful place for friends or family looking to enjoy the Haliburton Highlands. Highly recommended."

"Incredible peaceful. Kayak, paddle board, life jackets and paddles all available. Lake is shallow and great for swimming. Other visitors were friendly and the hikes in Algonquin Park fabulous. Had trouble finding the office open and a person in the office. Would book cottage again."