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Belcast Cottages are located in the heart of cottage country on the beautiful Baptiste Lake The colorful cottages have become a landmark on the lake.

Formerly know as Scott's Cottages the business was built by the Scott family in 1958. Baptiste Lake gets its name from Algonquin Chief Jean Baptiste, believed to be the first permanent resident.

10/12/2024

Awakening to nature's canvas

09/07/2024

fresh and vibrant after the rain 🌧️

04/14/2024

Gratitude and Farewell

It is with bittersweet feelings that we announce the closing of Belcast Cottages General Store. Over the past 8 years, we grew very close to many of our loyal customers, knowing their ice cream orders before they reached the counter, and anticipating the arrival times of certain customers for their ice cream fix. We will deeply miss the memories, sharing laughs, fishing stories, and overall the company that filled our summers.

As we move into a new chapter, Sabe and Cindy are looking forward to retirement, where they plan to enjoy the beautiful shores of Baptiste Lake and more. We want to thank everyone who supported us from the bottom of our hearts. We couldn’t have done it without you!

Belcast Cottages will continue renting out cottages with improvements expected over the next few years. We encourage everyone to support local businesses and hope everyone continues their boat rides for ice cream down to the Baptiste Lake Marina to enjoy that delicious Kawartha Dairy we've all grown to love.

Wishing everyone a great summer,

From everyone at Belcast Cottages. Thank you again.

02/22/2024

Game on 🥅 🏒

Address

1799 North Baptiste Lake Road
Maynooth, ON
K0L2S0

Website

http://www.belcastcottages.ca/

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