Since I’m doing a lot of dreaming now and planning for later, I started looking at the incredible Airbnbs in Canada. There are so many unique Airbnbs in cities to hidden cabins out in the forest. So as I started saving these Airbnbs on my wishlist, I thought I’d share them with you!
For my Canadian readers, these are truly some wonderful Airbnbs for a weekend escape. I’ll be bookmarking these for later when we can travel again, but until then, how dreamy are these? One of my favorite parts of traveling is seeking out cool accommodations. Airbnb always has so many wonderful listings in each destination. In Canada, there is a range from A-frame cabins to farmhouse escapes, and everything in between.
If you’re based in a city like Quebec, Ontario, or British Columbia, there are some wonderful cabins and homes for a weekend outdoors nearby. And for those traveling to cities, you’ll want to bookmark these ones below.
So as we dream now and travel later, here is the coolest Airbnbs in Canada. And trust me, you’ll want to create a “saved” board just for these.
The Coolest Airbnbs in Canada
Hideout in a Modern Escape In the Rockies Near Golden BC
Ultimate Modern Escape located in Golden BC
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Soak in the Views From Alfie the A-Frame in Sechelt, British Columbia
Cabin #3 – Alfie the A-Frame in Sechelt, British Columbia
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Stay at a Cabin in the City, in Toronto, Ontario
Cabin in the city in Toronto
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Get Outdoors in Two Ravens Yurt: Romantic, Modern, Eco-Friendly near Golden, British Columbia
Two Ravens Yurt: Romantic, Modern, Eco-Friendly in Golden, Canada
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Experience an Architectural Chalet Perched Up in Bolton-Ouest
Architectural Chalet located in Bolton-Ouest, Quebec
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Cozy Up Near Ontario in The Cabin at Fernwood Hills
The Cabin at Fernwood Hills in Komoka, Ontario
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Live the Swedish Life at Le Lagöm – MIRADORS AT Maelstrom
Le Lagöm – MIRADORS AT Maelstrom in Lac-Beauport, Quebec
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Escape to this Secret Treehouse With a Hot Tub Near Vancouver
Secret Cove Treehouse Cottage on a cliff with hot tub located in Half Moon Bay
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Cozy Up in a Spectacular Cabin in Mono, Ontario
A spectacular cabin setting in the woods in Mono, Ontario
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Get Outdoors in This Aux Box Modern Bunkie in Muskoka
Aux Box with Hot Tub, a Modern Bunkie Near Muskoka, Ontario
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Experience Panoramic Views at Chalet Panorama Sur le Fleuve Near Quebec
Chalet Panorama Sur le Fleuve in Saint-Siméon, Quebec
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Stay in A House With a Spa and A River View in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli
House with a view and spa in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec
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Take a Summer Break at The Seaside Farmhouse in Gibsons, British Columbia
The Seaside Farmhouse in Gibson, Canada
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Stay in a Dome House at The Woodland Hive and Forest Spa
The Woodland Hive and Forest Spa in Hillsborough, New Brunswick
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Getaway in Prince Edward County at The Here & Now
The Here & Now in Prince Edward County
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Xx,
Jessica
