Puravida Experience at Laela Jades's

Rental basis: Room with own facilities Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of Government tax 13 % of Rental Amount may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. Glamping amongst Canada’s Manitoulin Island exquisite beauty. Come experience nature at it's finest. Warm breezes sing through the whispering pines. Crystal clear water crashing on rustic shores. Sunsets to dream of. Wishing upon a million stars that fill the northern night skies. A truly magical place to experience. Are you ready? Puravida experience at Laela Jade's offers a beautiful 225 sq/ft glam tent, with a custom handmade pine beam bed frame, premium bedding. 100 year old antique hemlock interior flooring, furnished with local native antiques. Decking surrounds the glam tent with native Muskoka chairs, hammock swing, and barbecue (Website hidden by Airbnb) Swimming, fishing, boating, all available at Laela Jade's. Nighttime star gazing, northern lights or bonfires are all at waters edge. Guest access to all of the !.5 acre property. Puravidaexperience will have staff available upon request Manitoulin Island is the largest most beautiful fresh water Island in the world. It is the only fresh water island that has many islands within the island. Rated one of the most beautiful cruising destinations in the world. Within minutes of Laela Jade's, one can experience the stunning Bridal Falls. Many enjoy the adventure of walking under or swimming below the falls, truly a "wow" experience. Beautiful walking trails along waters edge let you experience some of the Manitoulin Island Aboriginal Native Culture. If you enjoy good coffee or homemade chocolate treats for the kids, Kagawong Chocolate Factory is the place to visit. If you are a little more adventurist and need a good workout Cup and Saucer Mountain hiking trails are the place for you. Once you reach the summit, the view is breathtaking. Make sure you have your hiking boots. Manitoulin Island