Find Yourself Somewhere
Somewhere Inn Calabogie is a redesigned motel nestled amongst the stunning lakes, forests, and mountains of the Ottawa Valley. We are an escape from everyday life where your usual stresses dissolve and new outdoor adventures await – best enjoyed with those most important to you.
DREAMY ROOMS
Inspired by our natural surroundings, our oversized rooms are designed for mellow mornings, complete with fireplaces, soaker tubs, lounges, and sleep-in-worthy beds. And we are purposefully analog (yep, no TVs) to encourage you – and your four-legged friends – to get outside for nature-filled afternoons.
NATURAL SPACES
We are situated directly across from Calabogie Lake on two private acres of gently sloping, tree-canopied grounds. Unplugging comes easy here with hammocks and lounge areas scattered throughout. Communal fire pits are lit nightly for time under the stars with old and new friends.
BOOKABLE ADVENTURES
We are your basecamp for exploration and adventure. We have partnered with a passionate group of locals to offer you guided hikes, excursions, and equipment rentals – all bookable directly through us.
BOTTLE SHOP
Our lobby doubles as a bottle shop and is filled with a thoughtful selection of Ontario craft beer, and low intervention, biodynamic, and organic wine. Open daily from 9am to 9pm for room service, take-away, or enjoyment on our fireside patio. Guests, dogs and locals are always welcome.
DISCOVER THE OTTAWA VALLEY
In Calabogie, the trees, lakes and rolling mountains are your refuge. Home to hiking, skiing, breweries and cafes, pristine nature is the backdrop to every adventure. Explore our guides to the area and text our front desk with any questions.
+ WINTER GUIDE
+ SPRING, SUMMER, FALL GUIDE
+ HIKING TRAILS
+ BREWERIES, CIDERIES & BARS
+ CAFES
+ RESTAURANTS
WHEN YOU BOOK, WE GIVE BACK TO THE PLANET
We believe that we all play a role in protecting our planet. In honour of that belief, 1% of your spend with us will be donated to a local environmental not-for-profit, the Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust.
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