Ski Cape Smokey this Winter Ski at Cape Smokey near Ingonish and you’ll join a number of skiers who use Cabot Shores as a home base for winter adventures including downhill and cross country skiing, winter hiking and snowshoeing. Ingonish is a frequent stop for guests at Cabot Shores, winter and summer, for the skiing …
As fall sets in we are reminded by the crisp mornings and chilly evenings to have extra clothing, blankets or quilts, and extra hot tea when heading outdoors. Many people are surprised that Cabot Shores is open 4 seasons, and even more so that we encourage our guests to stay in Mongolian and cedar style yurts …
North American Traveler Posted On August 31, 2017 5 Quirky Stays on the East Coast “Have you ever in your wildest dreams thought you could fall asleep in a raindrop? Or slumber while suspended mid-air inside a quirky cocoon-shaped dome in the Maritime wilderness? What about sleeping in an 18th century lighthouse? These quirky Maritime stays …
Cabot Shores is known as one of the first and only Yurt camping areas on Cape Breton Island.
A few years ago, the CBC sent a reporter to interview Dr. Paul on the Yurt adventures here. And, coincidentally,
two guests were celebrating their 10th anniversary, in the Yurt.
Most recently, Readers Digest Canada did an article on Your Guide to Summer Camping, with mention of Cabot Shores
by journalist Katherine Laidlaw as “secluded and swanky.” And there is a relatively new website which features worldwide accommodations in the category of “Glamping” or Glamorous Camping. The site is called Glamping Hub and has a premier […]