This is the interior of our cook cabin, we have spent many hours chatting around this table... - 2/24 The Sky Deck from the water - if you look closely the trained eye can see 4/5 of the cabins - 3/24 The early bird catches the pike - a huge one was caught off our dock....once - 4/24 Dock - the pink rocks across the channel are a favourite swimming destination - 5/24 Deck by the Dock - a sheltered spot on windy days - also great for star gazing - 6/24 Walkway, Waterfront Cabin, Cooking Cabin Deck with the Bay beyond - 7/24 Waterfront cabin - you can hear the water from this cabin - 8/24 Inside waterfront cabin - there is a double and single bed - great if you have a young child. - 9/24 "Beach" - this Beach is forever changing depending on the water level - 10/24 Cooking Cabin Deck - a perfect spot to share a meal or drink your morning coffee - 11/24 Canoe returns at sunset - view form Cooking Cabin Deck - 12/24 A sunny day - under the shade of the sun parasol on the Cooking Cabin Deck - 13/24 The wood burner lit to take the chill out of the air on a windy day... perfect for reading... - 14/24 One of two outhouses - this picture is included to show ..... an outhouse! - 15/24 The Walkway with the Log End Cabin - the Walkway makes Island living very easy - 16/24 Interior of Log End Cabin - sometimes referred to as the "The Honeymoon Cabin" - - 17/24 Sky Deck - the best view on the bay....or so we've been told....and believe! - 18/24 Looking along the shoreline from the Sky Deck - 19/24 Sunset over the Sky Deck - we gather here most evenings for sundowners - 20/24 Brown Cabin - this is the biggest sleeping Cabin and the last one connected by the walkway - 21/24 Interior of Brown Cabin - a king bed - the best cabin for watching storms from the Sky Deck - 22/24 "Cabin-in-the-Woods"-it has 2 single beds and is the cabin we sleep the longest and deepest in - 23/24 Looking west - the small island on the right is known as Naked Man Island - 24/24 $3000 / week | CONTACT OWNER |
DESCRIPTIONGENERAL DESCRIPTION | Sleeps 10 |
| 4 Bedrooms |
| 2 Bathrooms |
| Pets allowed |
| Smoking allowed |
| Fireplace |
| Waterfront |
GEORGIAN BAY. A stunning island in a provincial park in the Sans Souci area, with 4 sleeping cabins and a kitchen/ dining/chill cabin. The Cook Cabin has a propane stove, refrigerator, large dining table, wood stove and two day beds. While there are beds for 10 Bradden is best for eight or less. There are two charming outhouses. It's not on the electric grid; propane lamps in the Cook Cabin, candles and flashlights.
The five-acre property is part of a 15 acre island within the Massasauga Provincial Park. 35 kilometres south of Parry Sound and 200 kilometres North of Toronto. A beautiful 300 meter boardwalk winds from our dock to the 'Sky Deck" connecting 3 of the 4 sleeping cabins, the Cook Cabin, and the three decks. The property is wheelchair friendly. The combination of a breathtaking location, off grid living and extensive boardwalk combine to create a timeless and wonderful cottage experience. There are two old kayaks, a canoe and two new paddle boards. Google maps: "Bradden Island, The Archipelago, Parry Sound District, Ontario, Canada."
Minimum rental is one week at $3,000 per week. Reservation requires a $500 refundable deposit. Contact owner: Nick at rnbrinckman@gmail.com or Sophie at sophia.brinckman@sky.com and we will email you access to a document with lots more information about the place.
One review: We spent one week on Bradden Island in July 2012. We all wish it was a month. Two adults and two teenage girls couldn't get enough of it. The Brinckman' property is a delight for those who seek an authentic, uncomplicated Georgian Bay experience.... If your idea of a vacation involves running water, electricity and proximity to civilization, this is not your choice. If your idea of a vacation involves peace, nature, and enjoyment of simple things, you will be stunned by Bradden island. We loved it.
--Bruno and Yannick
Other reviews are in "Reviews" section.
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AMENITIES AND EQUIPMENT | Bedrooms | 4 bedrooms : - 3 single beds - 3 Queen beds - 2 Sofa beds | | Kitchen | | | General | | | Outdoors Features | | |
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This a wild beautiful natural place, classic Georgian Bay. + VIEW MORE - COLLAPSE Other Town/Lake/Area: | Parry Sound (30 km) |
Note: 20 minutes by motorboat from Moose Deer Point Marina, Mactier.
Best to have a boat, bring supplies, and understand Georgian Bay.
Google maps: Bradden Island, The Archipelago, Parry Sound District, Ontario, Canada. AVAILABILITYLast update: November 04, 2024 |
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RATESRates are in Canadian dollars ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Check-in after | 03:00 PM | Check-out before | 11:30 AM | Security Deposit | $500 (Security deposit will be refunded within 14 days of check-out) | Cancellation Policy | Moderate |
NOTES One-week minimum rental $500 refundable security deposit secures reservation Deposit 100 percent refunded if cancellation made three weeks or more prior to stay. No deposit refund for cancellations made less than three weeks before stay. REVIEWS | Laura | |
| I spent a week with my family at Bradden many years ago, and absolutely fell in love. I've been dreaming of going back, and finally went with my friends in July 2021. It had not changed. Peaceful, rustic, creaky and as charming as ever. We spent our days on the various decks enjoying the sunshine and our evenings playing games in the main cabin. Bradden has enough space that you can be a big group and not feel like you're on each others toes, thanks to the separate cabins. Bradden Island really is one of the most beautiful places I've ever stayed. My friends and I are so excited to spend another week in 2022!!
Stayed: July 2021 Submitted: Mar 04, 2022
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| Robert | |
| I'm almost reluctant to post this review. We sure hope that this listing's popularity doesn't making re-booking it impossible! But we have to say that this was just a splendid, memories-of-a-lifetime place. Sure, not having an indoor bathroom is, well, what it is. And when the winds are up, getting to the island can be a challenge. But that's it for the discomfort or iffy factor. Everything else is just as vivid, fun, and soul-strumming as you'd expect. Magical setting, beautifully respected by both the structures and the few respectful day-to-day steps that the owners ask of you. Great cabins, nicely varied and wonderfully sited. My youngest son and I stayed in the kitchen cabin, while his brother, their mutual friend, and their friend's dad stayed in other ones, with the upper cabin (the newest one, in the woods) reserved as a get-away-from-everyone napping/reading oasis. That kept five people on very happy terms for two full weeks. Fine fishing, splendid swimming, fantastic views. The just-offshore wreck is a poignant reminder of how hard-won is current comfort on the Lakes and the Northwoods. The water is amazingly clean & clear, the wildlife plentiful. Didn't see any moose or bears, but there was a great variety of birds (herons, eagles, ospreys), beavers, and deer swimming between the islands at dawn & dusk. Friendly neighbors who respect your privacy. The owners are very friendly and nobly gracious--the perfect stewards of so special a place. So glad this place exists!
Stayed: July 2018 Submitted: Nov 16, 2018
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| David | |
| We say go for it. Here's a chance to reconnect with the real wonders of Georgian Bay: wilderness, glacier-smoothed granite, windswept pines, big skies, fresh breezes all the way from the mid-West, and the spirits of the bay's peoples and history. This cluster of cabins on Bradden Island is a simple place, amidst a wondrous ecology. Don't expect ?stuff? to get in your way, like microwaves, hot showers and big screen TVs. The kitchen and sleeping cabins are straight out of grandpa's fishing trips. And that's the point. In fact, our Oma loved the simplicity, and the easy access, and strolling up and down the endless boardwalk, and the sunsets, and watching the storms roll in from the upper perch, and the swimming, and the board games, and reading on the deck, and?
By the way, this is Mary Anne's place. She was an environmentalist decades before the rest of us awoke from our carbon-induced slumber (she cofounded OWL magazine 40 years ago). And now on Bradden Island her children honour her fierce vision. Worth exploring, discovering, absorbing. And her children are kind of fun, too.
David & Ellen
Stayed: July 2015 Submitted: Jan 07, 2016
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| Charlie | |
| If you are looking for a cottage with all the amenities like electricity and running water, you might look elsewhere. HOWEVER, if you want quiet solitude in a spectacular natural setting, you should consider Bradden Island. This is a very unique property. There is a main cabin with cooking facilities and space for gathering. Despite being off the grid, there is a full size stove and refrigerator, both powered by propane. Four bunkies are scattered around the property, each in a different setting and each with its own personality. Accommodations are comfortable, but be prepared for a few mosquitos. There are two deck areas, one by the cook cabin and the other perched on top of a cliff with a spectacular, unobstructed view to the west. All the buildings, the decks, and the dock are connected by a boardwalk system making for easy travel around the island. Our family has stayed at Bradden Island for several summers and has thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to fish, swim, boat, and just relax in this unique setting.
Chris and Charlie
Stayed: July 2015 Submitted: Jan 07, 2016
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NICHOLAS BRINCKMAN SOPHIE BRINCKMAN Member since December 2010 Speaks: English Response Rate: 100% |
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