This 100-acre property offers a peaceful retreat just northwest of Teeswater, with ample space to explore woodlot trails and open grounds. Guests appreciate the quiet, rural setting that welcomes return visits. Pet owners will find the expansive landscape ideal for their companions, with freedom to roam in a natural environment. The location provides convenient access to regional attractions, including Lake Huron's shoreline communities of Kincardine, Port Elgin, and Southampton within 30 minutes to an hour. Nearby Teeswater is home to Ontario's oldest creamery, complete with a country store and restaurant serving breakfast and lunch. The region's cultural offerings include powwows hosted by local First Nations communities during August weekends, and tours of the world's largest nuclear power station are available through the summer season. Camping amenities include a 15-amp electrical hookup and water fill-up options on-site. A municipal dump station is available 45 minutes south in Blyth for guests traveling in that direction. Visitors consistently praise the welcoming atmosphere and the opportunity to connect with knowledgeable local hosts who enjoy sharing stories and insights about the area.