LT 26 Adis Drive, South Bruce Peninsula, ON N0H 2T0

About this residence

Escape the ordinary and discover this remarkable 90-acre recreational retreat tucked into the forest near the charming community of Red Bay on the Bruce Peninsula. Whether you're dreaming of a weekend getaway, a seasonal escape, or your own private wilderness to explore, this property delivers the kind of seclusion and natural beauty that's becoming increasingly rare to find. Accessed by unopened road allowance, this is a true off-the-beaten-path hideaway - the kind of place where you arrive, exhale, and instantly feel the city melt away. The property is predominantly forested, offering a rich landscape to wander, hunt, hike, or simply sit quietly and listen to the wind move through the trees. Nestled within the woods sits a cozy 2-bedroom cabin - your base camp for all of life's best adventures. Rustic, charming, and full of potential, it's the perfect spot to gather around a fire after a long day outdoors, wake up to birdsong, and do absolutely nothing on your own schedule. The Bruce Peninsula is renowned for its extraordinary natural offerings - from the turquoise waters and rugged limestone cliffs of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, to world-class fishing, snowmobiling, ATV trails, hunting, and cross-country skiing. Red Bay itself is a beloved community along the shores of Lake Huron, known for its warm sunsets, sandy beach, and relaxed Peninsula spirit. Everything that makes this region special is right at your doorstep. Properties of this scale and character on the Bruce Peninsula are a genuine rarity. Whether you're looking to create lasting family memories, host friends for hunting season, or simply claim your own corner of Ontario's most spectacular peninsula - this is it.

Property details

Property type

Vacant Land

Annual taxes

$1,177 (2026)

Possession

Flexible

Directions

From Oliphant main intersection head north on Bryant St towards Red Bay (Bryant turns into Huron Road, follow to Adis Drive. Property is accessed via Adis Drive to the east side. Access is via unopened road allowance.

Location