"I am so grateful for the wonderful memories - swimming, a campfire, morning coffee on the dock, bike rides and walks, painting the gorgeous sunset and landscape, tasty meals and simple time together as a family.  The new floors are beautiful and we thoroughly enjoyed the new dock - it is awesome !"

"We saw lots of wildlife - the blue heron of course, lots of frogs and a turtle, an otter, a deer, a snake, ducks and loons and a woodpecker to mention most."

M. Lebold    2007:

"...liked the peace and quiet -the sun porch, the rocks, the supper area in the pines.   We have been to Windover Point 3 years in a row. We love the cottage and
 we love the area. The lake is lovely and great for swimming. Our kids  enjoy wandering along the shore - the rocks are safe and great for  exploring. They also love the frog pond nearby. It makes for a very  relaxing 2 weeks."

Mary-Frances and Rick   2007:

"Thanks so much for renting us your cottage.  It was perfect and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.  Hope to see you again next year!"

"It is a quiet, nice lake, a comfortable, well maintained cottage.  the owner is very nice.  I really appreciated him taking the time to introduce himself and show us the cottage.  He obviously takes pride in his cottage and cares that we have a good time."

Paula and Barry:

"You have a very nice place!  We hope to rent again next year.  Thanks so much!"

Michelle and Jim:

"Thank you for a wonderful week.  We had a perfect weather and the place was terrific."

Cheryl and Chris:

"Thank you for a wonderful week at your cottage.  Thoroughly enjoyed the sunsets, canoe and bonfires."

E. Little:

“We liked the fact that it was right by the lake. It was clean and tidy. Great surroundings and not too close to other cottages. Lots of wildlife - many birds to watch.”

G. Smit:

“What a wonderful cottage and property. Thank you ever so much for having suggested it. It was just what we were looking for, and we had a great there. Liked the privacy on a wonderful lake. A lake big enough to be scenic, and small enough not to have developments and sea-doos.”