Escape to Thistle Rock House, a peaceful winter retreat on the North Bruce Peninsula. Overlooking the snowy Lake Huron shoreline, this three-level getaway offers cozy living spaces, a relaxing sauna, and high-speed internet for work or unwinding. Located within a Dark-Sky Preserve, it’s perfect for winter stargazing. With queen bunk beds, multiple lounges, and a private dog run, it’s an inviting haven for families, friends, and furry companions.

Stokes Bay – Boyd’s Harbour Loop is an exclusive estate-style community located on the Northern Bruce Peninsula along the eastern shore of Lake Huron. This prestigious area is known for its privacy, natural beauty, and dramatic lakefront setting, offering a refined cottage-country experience surrounded by unspoiled landscape. The area is celebrated for its breathtaking sunsets over Lake Huron, multiple nearby water access points, and winding scenic roads that are ideal for cycling, running, or leisurely drives. Traffic is minimal, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed, making it especially appealing to those seeking tranquility without isolation. Properties within Boyd’s Harbour Loop sit on expansive estate lots, carefully positioned to ensure privacy and seclusion. Homes are set back from the road and are often hidden from view, creating a sense of retreat and exclusivity. Upon arrival, the properties reveal themselves as picturesque and beautifully integrated into the surrounding forest and shoreline, with mature trees and natural features enhancing the setting. The area’s proximity to Black Creek adds to its appeal, offering additional opportunities for exploring local waterways and enjoying the diverse natural environment. Wildlife sightings are common, and the region’s dark skies make evenings ideal for stargazing and quiet reflection. Stokes Bay – Boyd’s Harbour Loop offers a rare combination of luxury, space, and connection to nature. It’s a place where privacy, scenic beauty, and outdoor recreation come together seamlessly, providing an exceptional setting on the Bruce Peninsula. Land Acknowledgment We acknowledge that this property is located on the traditional territory of the Anishinabek Nation, including the Ojibway, Odawa, and Pottawatomi Peoples. We further recognize and give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen and the Chippewas of Nawash, now collectively known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the original stewards and caretakers of this land.