Lake St. Peter accommodation from NZ$160

You'd be mad to travel to Lake St. Peter without seeing the Parliament Hill. The Four Points By Sheraton Gatineau-Ottawa and Crowne Plaza Gatineau-Ottawa are nearby.

You could also check out the Algonquin River Inn as well as the Mad Musher - Hostel. The Algonquin River Inn is 25 kilometres from the centre of Lake St. Peter. The Mad Musher - Hostel is situated 25 kilometres away. The Hay Lake Lodge & Cottages and also the Sunny Hill Resort are some alternative accommodation options worth looking into in Lake St. Peter.

The broader Ottawa - Southeastern Ontario region is certainly worth discovering too. If you're a nature lover, be sure to explore Ottawa - Southeastern Ontario's forests, rivers, streams and lakes. Or, visit a selection of the area's old towns, art museums and nature museums. In this region of Canada, tourists may try their hand at cross-country skiing, snow shoeing and snowmobiling.

Everyone knows we Kiwis know how to relax, so consider extending your stay and check out the Village Playhouse, Millennium Park and North Hastings Heritage Museum, which you'll find in Bancroft, 30 kilometres to the southeast of Lake St. Peter. The Sword Motor Inn and Bancroft Inn & Suites are a few of the hotel alternatives in Bancroft. Alternatively, you could stay in Pembroke, 90 kilometres to the northeast of Lake St. Peter, where you can choose from the Econo Lodge and Holiday Inn Express Pembroke. Should you choose to stay in Pembroke, be sure to explore the Champlain Trail Museum and Pioneer Village, Pembroke Hydro Museum and Pembroke Welcome Centre.

Situated 160 kilometres from Lake St. Peter is Jack Garland Airport. Stay nearby at the Bay Motel or the Hampton Inn by Hilton North Bay.