Twin Cedars Cottages
Other Rates
For the safety of your children bring their own life jackets.
Rates are in Canadian dollars
Deposits will be forfeited if cancellation with less than 30 days notice.
14' Fishing Boat & Motor
Daily: ........................... $85+tax
Weekly: ........................... $400 *
Weekly with Cottage: .... $300 *
Daily Deposit: ................$200
Weekly Deposit: ................$300
15' Boat & 50 Horse Motor
18 ft. Pontoon Boat**
Daily: ............................... $150
Weekly: ........................... $550 *
Weekly with Cottage: .... $450
Daily Deposit: ............... $200
Weekly Deposit: ................$300
Daily: ............................... $190
Weekly: .......................... $750**
Weekly with Cottage: .... $650
Daily Deposit: ...............$300
Weekly Deposit: ................$400
Visitor or Extra Persons
Docking Private Boat ***
Daytime ............................ $5
Overnight ............................ $20 Weekly ................................. $65
Daily ................................ $15
Weekly ................................. $50
* All boat rentals include regular sized life jackets (personal floatation devices).
** Fuel is not included with the boats and is to be returned full of fuel.
*** Docking charge applies to private boats, launching is included.
- All Taxes Extra (HST 13%).
- Boat launching is complimentary for guests.
- For the safety of your children bring their own life jackets.
**** Guests do not have to have Operator Card to rent a boat, we have a Boat Safety Checklist here that we will go over with them, and they keep copy on boat, that is all that is necessary! BUT Canadian residents with a Boat Operators Card receive a 10% discount
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* US guests bringing their own boat follow the rules of their home state