The Carter House B+B & Manitoulin Teepees

The Carter House B+B & Manitoulin teepees

Kagawong

The Carter House in Kagawong, is a 126-year-old home converted into luxury accommodations, offering a wonderful bed and breakfast experience in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. The Carter House and Manitoulin Teepees are both situated steps from the captivation Bridal Veil Falls in Kagawong, Ontario. Manitoulin Teepees offer a unique lodging experience with luxury bedding, a communal kitchen, a shower house, bbqs, fire pit and more. 

777 Main Street, Kagawong, ON.

705-207-7667

www.thecarterhouse.ca 

Kelly@thecarterhouse.ca

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Manitoulin Motel

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Email: manitoulinmotel@gmail.com
Website: www.manitoulinmotel.com

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Little Nuthatch Retreat

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Email: thelittlenuthatchretreat@gmail.com
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https://www.cottagesincanada.com/23546

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Turners Store, in the heart of Little Current’s unique waterfront downtown area, has been filling the needs of local people and visitors for 140 years. Its upstairs art gallery is a relatively new addition to this historic family business but the many pieces, mostly paintings, on display and for sale are well chosen and representative of the talented artists who derive their inspiration from Manitoulin Island and the North Channel. Adjacent to the museum is a private museum, open to the public, where the Turner family artifacts, documents and photos demonstrate the history and early days of the Port of Little Current. Open daily in July and August (Sunday hours are 11 am to 3 pm.) Closed Sundays the rest of the year. 

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Lillian’s Crafts

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A big room is arrayed from floor to ceiling in unique pieces of local Anishinaabe art dating back to the 1940s: rare ash baskets woven with consummate dexterity and intricate quill boxes with lifelike animals and plants tufted in quills by artists Anne Pangowish, Rose Williams, Josette Debassige, Mildred and Melanie Aguonie and many others whose work is preserved here for posterity.

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Edwards Art Studios

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Celebrating over 25 years in fine art!

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Sheguiandah First Nation

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