4 Snowmobile Friendly Accommodations in Northeastern Ontario 2025

The best spots to sled and ride in the Seven this winter—no trailering required!

By Northern Ontario Welcome to Northern Ontario, Canada!

December 3, 2024

The 2025 snow season is upon us—so it's time to plan your dream Ontario snowmobile adventure! Here are all the best spots to stay, play, and ride just a short drive from the GTA in Northeastern Ontario. These spots offer direct access to the thousands of groomed OFSC trails with no trailering required!

Call or email the friendly lodge operators for help planning and booking your vacation. And have fun sledding in the greatest snowmobile destination in the world!

Moonlight Inn (Sudbury, ON)

Moonlight Inn snowmobile parking lot. — Moonlight Inn is perfectly set up for snowmobilers. // Photo credit Moonlight Inn

Hit the OFSC trails straight from your room at Moonlight Inn—no need to load your sled on a trailer! This sledder-friendly property offers a fenced, locked, and well-lit storage area to keep your machines secure. Planning a longer northern run? Moonlight Inn will keep an eye on your truck and trailer while you explore destinations like Cochrane and beyond. Just remember, you’ll need to stay at Moonlight Inn before or after your adventure!

For reservations, contact Myur Patel at stay@moonlightinn.ca or call 705-566-0321.

Sunbeam Bungalows (Callander, ON)

a tidy cottage sitting area with couch, armchair, coffee table and bright windows. — Sunbeam Bungalows offers comfy winter cabins and direct trail access. // Photo credit Sunbeam Bungalows

Sunbeam Bungalows just south of North Bay is the ultimate winter basecamp, offering cozy, fully winterized cabins right on the south shore of Lake Nipissing. Hop directly onto the frozen lake to connect with nearby trails—no trailer required! Love to fish? This spot is a dream for ice fishing, with pickerel and muskie just waiting for you under the ice.

Reach out to Darren Caruso at fish@sunbeambungalows.com or call 705-752-3780 for more information.

Sunnyside Resort (Bonfield, ON)

peaceful, snow covered RVs and trees on the edge of a large snow covered lake under a grey cloudy sky. — Snowy trails and ice fishing are just a few steps away. // Photo credit Sunnyside Resort

Sunnyside Resort offers sledder-friendly motel rooms featuring full kitchens and all the comforts of home. Ride straight onto Lake Nosbonsing and nearby trails without the hassle of trailering. If you're also interested in ice fishing, book the propane-heated ice shack on skis for an overnight on the lake—your setup includes drilled holes and all the warmth you need!

Contact Brandy Labonte at sunnysideresort@outlook.com or 705-776-3684 to learn more.

Wolseley Lodge (Noelville, ON)

A large wooden cabin with deck next to a lake, covered in a blanket of falling snow. There is forest all around. — Lakeside Wolesley Lodge makes an ideal spot for a snowmobiling weekend. // Photo credit Wolseley Lodge

For a perfect mix of sledding and fishing, Wolseley Lodge offers rustic cabins, hearty meal plans, and direct access to the French River and trail system—no need to trailer. Surrounded by serene wilderness, this is a great escape for those looking to explore the best trails the OFSC has to offer.

Contact Mandy Weston at info@wolseleylodge.com or 705-898-3356 to book your stay.

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Welcome to Northern Ontario, Canada! Bigger than Texas, wilder than the west, more welcoming than a campfire in October, Northern Ontario is like no place else. Sunset Country is famous for its spectacular fishing lakes, Superior Country has friendly towns and a superior coastline, Algoma Country has bucket list drives and epic outdoor adventure, and the Northeast provides excellent vacation destinations close to Toronto and other large urban centres in Southern Ontario.