Stouffermill Bed & Breakfast

It's all been said before many times before, but this is one of the best bed and breakfasts we've ever stayed in. Don and Jessie are great hosts, and the house is amazing. If you're visiting in the winter, make sure you have winter tires on your car as the approach road can be a bit treacherous (I believe there is some "alternative parking", but I'm guessing that involves walking on the treacherous road). For EV owners, there are fast chargers at the Canadian Tire gas station in nearby Minden, but if you're really desperate Don will rig up an extension cord to the parking area for an emergency trickle charge.

This was a beautiful, relaxing property nestled into a forest overlooking some gorgeous scenic views. So uniquely decorated decorated with such an interesting history, it's a property unlike any other. With options of walking trails, relaxing by the pool, soaking in the hot tub, or sitting out on one of the many decks, it's a perfect place for a peaceful, relaxing time. The breakfasts were absolutely amazing. I'm not used to eating that much in the mornings but I definitely made room! This is a real Hidden Gem and I hope to get back there one day again. I feel very lucky and fortunate to have found it and have been able to stay.

Just left Stouffer Mills after spending 3 delightful nights there. Don and Jessie are indeed very hospitable and friendly and the daily breakfasts are suburb and large enough for my wife and I to forget about lunch. The German shepherd, Sasha, was also very welcoming and pleasant after announcing your arrival. The building is truly unique, octagonal in shape with beautiful wooden floors and a hot tub on the top floor. The beds and pillows were so comfortable that my wife and I slept in an extra hour each morning. The guest den had a TV with multi channels and the wi-fi was excellent and fast. All in all, an excellent 4 days spent there in an area we did not know well. PS be sure to visit the Wolves Centre about 30 minutes away.

Janice and I were blown away by the beauty of this BnB and its stunning surroundings---especially with colours at their peak in mid October. Don and Jessie were extremely welcoming hosts and their German Shepherd Sasha always greeted us and announced when we arrived from day trips to Haliburton or Dorset. The breakfasts were phenomenal. Hoping to make a return trip there, perhaps to ski Nordic trails in the region or snowshoe on the trails weaving throughout the 136 acres of their property.

This Bnb is nestled peacefully on its own on a little hilltop. Besides its cute and unique circular façade, you might not find it particularly special from the outlook. But once you step into it, you might be awed by its classic vintage style. We have already heard of its hospitable and delicious breakfast, but its museum like atmosphere with the vast antique collection and decoration is something that has really taken us aback! Every moment we stayed there, we found something new and different. The discovery is like endless. After a day's trip, we enjoyed sitting in such artistic tranquility at a classic corner savoring the cookies prepared by the host lady in front of the vast horizon looking out to the lake over the treetop. The kindness and friendliness of Don and Jessie, the heartfelt cookies, rich and hospitable breakfast together with its peaceful classic atmosphere create in you a feeling of home and family that we didn't want to leave. We would highly recommend this BnB.