Fully furnished newly renovated space with your own separate private entrance and exit, Parking for 1 car in your driveway with a parking tent garage.
Just bring the food and your clothes.
Kitchen has spices, cooking oils, coffee and teas, cream and sugar, dishes, flatware, and pots and pans. Bedroom and bath include quality linens. Our living quarters are set up with TV including Netflix and Prime. Fast Internet. We offer all the comforts of your home away from home.

Owner does her own cleaning and sanitizing to guarantee your safety and cleanliness
A cozy private 1 bedroom that also has a sofa bed in living room that can sleep 2 more. Maximum 4 guests.
Visitors are drawn to the dramatic topography, colourful history and vibrant arts scene in and around Owen Sound. Located along the Niagara Escarpment and within the Bruce Peninsula, the Owen Sound is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty, including magnificent waterfalls, right on its doorstep.
Harrison Park : 2 minute walk from Park Palace
Ski cross country in the park or downhill 40 min drive to the world famous Blue Mountain.
Catch an OHL hockey game at the Harry Lumly Bayshore arena all winter.
River District downtown is a short walk with music halls, elusive restaurants and museums.

The city has a lot of turn-of-last-century brick buildings and has a lot of history including Group of Seven founder Tom Thompson and First World War pilot/ace Billy Bishop.

The city has a beautiful harbour and bay, has the winding Pottawatomi and Sydenham Rivers, lots of tree-canopied parks and lots of hiking / walking trails. Owen Sound is located at the mouths of the on an inlet of Georgian Bay. The primary tourist attractions are the many waterfalls within a short drive of the town.

Owen Sound Farmers’ Market
114 8th St E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 1K8
(behind Owen Sound City Hall)
(519) 371-3433
The Owen Sound Farmers’ Market is open Saturday mornings year-round in the heart of downtown, in a former waterworks building. The Owen Sound market is one of the oldest in Ontario, with bakers, growers and artisans offering a wide variety of products, from candles, woollens, moccasins, cards, soaps, pottery and freshly caught fish from Georgian Bay to maple syrup and artisan breads, olive oil, baking, preserves and locally roasted coffee.

Tom Thomson Art Gallery
840 1st Avenue West
Owen Sound, ON, N4K 4K4
519-376-1932
The early years of this iconic Canadian artist were spent in the Owen Sound area. At the Tom Thomson Art Gallery, learn more about his life, view his work, and visit his gravesite in nearby Leith.Built with donations by the Thomson family and A.Y. Jackson, the Gallery had collected several works by Thomson and members of the Group of Seven. The Tom Thomson Art Gallery has its own collection of over 2,600 works of art created over the last 150 years, including paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, sculptures and craft.

Owen Sound Parks
Hibou Conservation Area:
The locals secret Sandy beach.
Just north of the Owen Sound on the east side of the bay
A great place to take the family for the two natural sand beaches, the hiking trails and picnic facilities.

Kelso Beach Park:
West side of the harbour,
This park has a public beach. Kelso also features a sheltered picnic area and children’s playground.

Weaver’s Creek Valley:
Just at the edge of Harrison Park
The 300-metre boardwalk allows people to enjoy a little known wilderness area within the City. Weaver’s Creek is one of the most significant tributaries in the Sydenham River watershed, and the site of fish habitat and hatchery operations since 1902.

Inglis Falls: is a 5 minute drive from Park Palace

Standing atop Inglis Falls, 18 metres above the river valley, where the Sydenham River meets the Niagara Escarpment. From the tops you have a spectacular view of the forests and the bay that surrounds Owen Sound. On a clear day you can see far into the distance to the hills of Kemble Mountain. Accessible year-round. Parking fee in summer and on weekends in spring and fall. From here there are 7.4 km of hiking trails, with access to the Bruce Trail, and link to Harrison Park and Weavers Creek Falls, plus the city’s Centennial Lookout Tower.
Pack a lunch and hike this amazing city’s landmarks.

Ask Janet & Robert, your hosts we’re long time residents and know all the hot spots :)