Situated on the quiet side of Algonquin Park, our traditional log cabins are well-spaced along the lake shore. With six fully-equipped private cottages, Hay Lake is the perfect place to disconnect from the city and reconnect with nature. Even when we are full, we are never crowded. There is no noise.
We enjoy giving our guests a chance to completely relax, recharge and enjoy the natural surroundings. Our 16-kilometre-long lake has plenty of structure and shoreline to fish or explore by boat, canoe or kayak. And we are only a 15-minute drive from Algonquin Park's East Gate if you want to explore its trails, museums and programs.
We enjoy giving our guests a chance to completely relax, recharge and enjoy the natural surroundings. Our 16-kilometre-long lake has plenty of structure and shoreline to fish or explore by boat, canoe or kayak. And we are only a 15-minute drive from Algonquin Park's East Gate if you want to explore its trails, museums and programs.
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Hay Lake Lodge & Cottages is owned and operated by Erin and Phil Morlock. For more than 30 years, we have provided guests with a quiet and peaceful place to relax and unwind. With no television or phone to distract in interrupt, each cabin has a private feeling. When you sit on your porch, you see the lake, not your neighbour.
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Hay Lake Lodge began back in 1953 when Gordon and Clover Palbiski opened a cabin with a kitchen. Clover's family (the Averys) had operated the Opeongo Lodge in Algonquin Park since the 30s. Gordon's dad knew this point of land and told them it would make a great place for a lodge.
With some hard work and a willingness to build from the ground up, combined with Clover's famous cooking skills, Hay Lake Lodge became a welcoming point for fishermen and hunters, and then their families.Phil Morlock started coming to Algonquin Park with his parents when he was five. On his first solo trip in 1969, he was looking for a place to stay and came across Hay Lake Lodge.
With some hard work and a willingness to build from the ground up, combined with Clover's famous cooking skills, Hay Lake Lodge became a welcoming point for fishermen and hunters, and then their families.Phil Morlock started coming to Algonquin Park with his parents when he was five. On his first solo trip in 1969, he was looking for a place to stay and came across Hay Lake Lodge.
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