What time is check-in?

Check-in opens at 5:00 PM at the OWL Office. If you arrive after the office closes, follow posted instructions for late arrival.

Do non-rafters need to sign a waiver?

Yes. Non-rafters are required to complete a waiver to have full access to the OWL Resort.

Can I add the pontoon cruise and BBQ?

Yes. The optional pontoon cruise and BBQ meets the dock at 1:15 PM and is available as an add-on for Stay & Resort guests for an additional fee.

Are upgrades available for RVs or cabins?

One-night stays are eligible for RV site and cabin accommodation upgrades—book early to reserve those options.

When is breakfast served?

Breakfast for resort guests is served at 7:30 AM as part of the Stay & Resort schedule.

Is the resort suitable for children or seniors?

Yes, the resort offers low-impact lake access and gentle shoreline activities, but all members of the group must check in and sign waivers.

Stay & Resort at OWL Resort: Lakeside Camping and Day Access in Foresters Falls | Water Activities | Lodging

At OWL Resort in Foresters Falls, Ontario, a single night at the Stay & Resort package compresses the rhythms of lake country into one easy, restorative loop. The property sits on a clean shore where a sandy beach, a small swim dock and a patch of mixed hardwood forest meet a calm lake; guests spend a morning paddling, an afternoon watching rafters slip by, and an evening next to a campfire or in the resort sauna.

Check-in opens at 5:00 PM and the overnight package includes a simple sequence: arrive, settle into camping or an upgraded RV site or cabin, sleep to the hush of loons and frogs, then breakfast at 7:30 AM before a day of low-impact lake activities. The schedule gives rafters a clear window—the fleet waves off in the morning and returns mid-afternoon—so non-rafting guests can time a swim or dockside picnic for quieter hours, or book the optional pontoon cruise and BBQ that meets the dock at 1:15 PM.

What makes this offering distinct is its combination of unhurried lakeside access with the seasonal pulse of river rafting. The resort is purpose-built to support both spectators and participants: a swim dock and beach for leisurely swims, paddleboards, kayaks and canoes for exploring the shore, and sauna facilities that pair with cold-water dips for a classic heat-cold cycle. Owners and staff coordinate with the rafting schedule, turning the arrival and return of flotillas into a local event you can watch from a lawn chair.

Natural details matter here. The shoreline is framed by mixed hardwoods typical of eastern Ontario; watch for great blue herons standing patient at the water’s edge and the occasional beaver glide past at dusk. The resort’s open lawns, fire pits and quiet paths are intentionally low-impact, so the place feels like a basecamp for slow outdoor days rather than a commercial marina.

Practical notes: complete waivers before arrival and have everyone check in at the office for full access; non-rafters must also sign waivers. One-night stays can be upgraded to RV or cabin options, and the pontoon BBQ is a popular add-on for groups. Whether you come to move—paddling and swimming—or to rest—sauna, sun and a woodsmoke dinner—Stay & Resort at OWL Resort offers a single, well-curated day that reads like an invitation to slow down and pay attention to the lake. Bring closed-toe water shoes, biodegradable sunscreen and a dry bag for electronics; cell service can be spotty around the lake, so download directions and set meeting times in advance. Staff at the OWL Office will help with waivers, upgrades and pontoon add-ons, and the referral booking link can secure your Stay & Resort package before arrival today.