Hungry Hideaway: Six Mile Lake Cottage for Longer Stays

November 10, 2026

Homeseeker Residences  ·  Six Mile Lake, Port Severn

A woodland cottage on Six Mile Lake with a vaulted sunroom facing the water, a wood-burning fireplace upstairs and a woodstove down, and a dock lit up under the night sky.

Dock with a boat and fire pit on the water at Hungry Hideaway
  • 6Guests
  • 3Bedrooms
  • 2Bathrooms
  • SunroomLake view
  • MonthlyStays
  • 2 h 20From Toronto

Hungry Hideaway in brief

Hungry Hideaway is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom waterfront cottage on Six Mile Lake near Port Severn, about 2 hours 20 minutes from Toronto, offered for monthly stays from March 2027. It sleeps 6, with a screened sunroom under vaulted wood ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace and a lower-level woodstove, a workspace, a lakeside deck with a BBQ, a fire pit, two kayaks, a canoe and a pedal boat, and deep, clear water off the dock.

Hungry Hideaway is closed until March 2027. After that it is offered for monthly stays (29 nights or more). Call or text 705-996-6799 to ask about dates.

A long stay on Six Mile Lake

A long stay suits this place. Hungry Hideaway, a woodland cottage on Six Mile Lake near Port Severn, is currently offered for monthly stays, which suits it: a month is long enough to learn the lake, settle into the sunroom with a book, and watch the light change on the water from one week to the next.

Woodland cabin with a wraparound deck and big windows
The cottage in the woods.
Sun setting over the lakefront and forest
Six Mile Lake at sunset.

The heart of the house is the screened sunroom, a Muskoka room under vaulted wood ceilings with the lake on three sides. The main floor is open, with a fully equipped kitchen, a breakfast bar and a dining table, and a great room around a wood-burning fireplace. The walkout lower level has its own woodstove, so there are two fires to choose from on a cold night. There is a dedicated workspace.

Sunroom with vaulted wood ceilings and lake views
The sunroom.
Open living space with stove, breakfast bar and dining table
Open-plan living.

Three bedrooms

The primary bedroom has a king bed and a walk-in closet; the other two have queens. There are two bathrooms, a four-piece with a tub and shower and a three-piece with a shower. Air conditioning, a washer and a dryer make it practical for a longer stay.

The dock lit up under the night sky
The dock after dark.

At the water

The lakeside deck has a BBQ under string lights and a seating area, and the fire pit sits right by the water. Off the dock, the water is deep and clear for swimming and fishing. Two kayaks, a canoe and a pedal boat are included.

Four red Muskoka chairs around a lit fire pit beside the water
The fire pit.

Port Severn is about 30 minutes away for supplies. In season, Six Mile Lake Provincial Park and the Big Chute Marine Railway are each about half an hour by road.

Your first few days on Six Mile Lake

Monthly stays change the pace. This is how your first few days can go.

  • Settling in

    Work from the sunroom; paddle at lunch; light the fireplace in the evening.

  • First outing

    Port Severn, about 30 minutes away, for supplies and the water at the mouth of the Severn River.

  • In season

    Big Chute Marine Railway, about half an hour away, where boats are carried overland on a rail car between May and October.

  • Evenings

    The BBQ under the string lights, then the fire pit by the water.

  • Cool evenings

    The lower-level woodstove and the long view from the sunroom.

Big Chute operates mid-May to mid-October, and Six Mile Lake Provincial Park from May to mid-October. Drive times are routed estimates.

More photos: see the full album on Airbnb.

The details

Stays
Monthly (29 nights or more), from March 2027
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3: king with walk-in closet; queen; queen
Bathrooms
2: four-piece with tub and shower; three-piece with shower
Waterfront
Six Mile Lake, dock with deep clear water, two kayaks, canoe, pedal boat
Outdoors
Lakeside deck with BBQ and string lights, fire pit by the water
Indoors
Screened sunroom with vaulted wood ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, lower-level woodstove, kitchen with breakfast bar, dining table, workspace, air conditioning, washer and dryer
Check-in and checkout
4 p.m. and 10 a.m.
Smoking
No smoking
Where
Six Mile Lake, about 30 minutes from Port Severn
From Toronto
About 178 km, roughly 2 hours 20 minutes in normal traffic

Groups and visitors

No parties. Planning a celebration or small event? Call or text 705-996-6799 to ask first. Visiting guests must be registered and approved ahead of time.

Check dates for Hungry Hideaway

Call or text our team at 705-996-6799, or email [email protected]. We can tell you which dates are open and answer questions about the house, the water and the area.

Questions guests ask

Can I rent Hungry Hideaway for a weekend?

Not at the moment. After it reopens in March 2027 it is available for monthly stays of 29 nights or more.

Where is Hungry Hideaway?

On Six Mile Lake, about 30 minutes from Port Severn and 2 hours 20 minutes from Toronto.

How many people does it sleep?

Up to 6, in three bedrooms (king and two queens), with two bathrooms.

What boats are included?

Two kayaks, a canoe and a pedal boat.

Is there somewhere to work?

Yes, there is a dedicated workspace, and the sunroom makes a good second office.

Can we host a party or event?

No parties. If you are planning a celebration or small event, call or text 705-996-6799 to ask first. Visiting guests must be registered and approved ahead of time.

How do I check dates for Hungry Hideaway?

Call or text 705-996-6799, or email [email protected]. Hungry Hideaway is also listed on Airbnb and VRBO.

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Facts on this page come from our property records and were checked on November 10, 2026. Drive times are routed estimates for normal traffic; allow more on summer Fridays and long weekends. The street address is shared with confirmed guests.

Edwin Chan
Hi, I’m Edwin Chan! I’m an expert in Airbnb management, helping property owners in Toronto and Muskoka turn their waterfront, luxury, and unique homes into high-performing vacation rentals. As a partner at Homeseeker Vacation Homes, I specialize in maximizing rental income with smart strategies, great guest experiences, and top-notch service. With over 10 years of experience, I know how to make properties stand out and succeed. On this blog, I share easy tips and ideas to help you manage, optimize, and grow your vacation rental. If you’re a property owner or investor looking for help, you’re in the right place!
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